DGGI of Arunachal Pradesh prepared by DARPG and Arunachal Pradesh released

The DARPG and Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh with Knowledge Partner CGG, Hyderabad jointly released the first District Good Governance Index of Arunachal Pradesh on 8^th June 2023.

DGGI Arunachal Pradesh was designed and developed after extensive consultations with 7 rounds of meetings between DARPG, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, District officials and other stakeholders.

The Districts of Arunachal Pradesh have been ranked Division-wise as East, West and Central Divisions.

The DGGI represents Next Generation Administrative Reform in Benchmarking Governance at District level. The index benchmarks governance in all the 25 districts of Arunachal Pradesh on 136 data points under 65 indicators spread across 8 sectors. It is uniform tool across Districts of Arunachal Pradesh to assess the status of governance and impact of various interventions taken up by the Central and State Governments. It is expected to provide guidance to the State Government and the District administration in their efforts to address existing gaps, plan to bridge these gaps and aid as decision making tool. The rankings bring healthy competition amongst districts in their quest to provide citizen centric administration and good governance.

The key highlights of DGGI Arunachal Pradesh are:

 

S. No.	Division	East Division	Central Division	West Division
	Composite Ranking	Namsai	West Siang	Tawang
	Sector	East Division	Central Division	West Division
	Agriculture and Allied	Siang	Upper Subansiri	Papum Pare
	Commerce & Self-Employment	Lohit	Lower Siang	Tawang
	Human Resource Development	Lower Dibang Valley	West Siang	Pakke-Kessang
	Public Health	East Siang	West Siang	Papum Pare
	Public Infrastructure & Utilities	East Siang	West Siang	Lower Subansiri
	Social Welfare & Development	Namsai	Lower Siang	Papum Pare
	Empowerment & Financial Inclusion	Lohit	West Siang	Lower Subansiri
	Judiciary and Public Safety Sector	Upper Dibang Valley	Upper Subansiri	East Kameng

 

• More than 50% of the Districts have reported increase in disbursement of self-employment loans.
• Nineteen (19) Districts have reported positive Cumulative Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) in Agriculture Credit
• All Districts except two reported reduction or maintenance in the area under Jhum cultivation.
• Increase in the yield of rice production in most of the Districts.
• Functional girls’ toilets in almost all the Schools.
• Nine Districts achieved immunization rate of more than 85%.
• 22 Districts achieved more than 70% institutional deliveries.
• Sex ratio improved in most of the Districts.
• 21 Districts have covered more than 50% of the households with a Health Scheme or Health insurance.

 

 

Over the past, DARPG successfully initiated next generation reforms in benchmarking governance by releasing Good Governance Index 2019, Good Governance Index 2021, NeSDA 2019, NeSDA 2021, DGGI Jammu & Kashmir, DGGI Gujarat and now DGGI Arunachal Pradesh.

Dr. Jitendra Singh, Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions in his message said “Centre and State Governments are working hard in tandem to make Arunachal Pradesh a major gateway of East Asia. Since last eight years, unprecedented work has been undertaken to accelerate the development of Arunachal Pradesh. While following the mantra of ‘Maximum Governance, Minimum Government’, the Path of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas will ensure a better future for Arunachal Pradesh”.

Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Shri Pema Khandu in his message said “The DGGI Arunachal Pradesh will surely help the Districts of Arunachal Pradesh in preparing a futuristic roadmap and in reorienting their implementation strategies”.

 

 

On this occasion, DARPG thanked each of the officials who have enabled scripting this document and taking the Nation’s Governance model of “Maximum Governance – Minimum Government” forward.