Projects
Ongoing projects
Why do Indian States differ in Economic and Social Performances?
- Start date जुलाई, 2022
- Sponsor Self-Initiated
- Project leader Rudrani Bhattacharya, Sudipto Mundle (CDS) and Dinesh Kumar Nayak
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There is considerable heterogeneity among Indian states in terms of economic growth and human development. This study attempts to identify the class of factors explaining this heterogeneity such as initial condition, capital stock, physical infrastructure, quality and level of social infrastructure and quality of governance.
Public Spending, Governance, and Regional Disparity in Sustainable Development: A District-level Analysis in Assam. Sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research
- Start date अप्रैल, 2022
- Completion date जून, 2024
- Sponsor ICSSR, New Delhi
- Project leader Bhabesh Hazarika and Ankit Singh
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The study attempts to analyse the role of public expenditure and quality of governance in explaining the divergence of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) achievement across districts, which has important implications for policy prescriptions.
Revisiting the Issues of State Finances in India: Some Empirical Investigations
- Start date नवम्बर., 2021
- Sponsor Self-Initiated
- Project leader Dinesh Kumar Nayak and Bhabesh Hazarika
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The objective of the study is to analyse various issues and implications on State Finances.
Preparation of Training Modules on Public Financial Management and Local Government Finances
- Start date जनवरी., 2021
- Sponsor Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Centre for Training and Research in Financial Administration (PDU-CTRFA), Government of Uttarakhand
- Project leader Manish Gupta
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The project involves preparing training modules on public financial management and local government finances.
Transparency Audit for the Department of Revenue
- Start date जून, 2019
- Sponsor Assigned by the Revenue Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Government of India
- Project leader Sacchidananda Mukherjee
- Consultants/Other authors Shivani Badola
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Section 4(1) of the RTI Act 2005 requires every public authority to make suo moto disclosure of information of the nature listed under sub-section (1)(b). The Departments are also required to analyse information sought most often by the RTI applicants and provide it on their website as suo moto public disclosure. In pursuance of this provision, the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) has further directed that each Ministry/Public Authority should get its proactive disclosure package audited by a third party every year from the respective training institutes under each Ministry/Department/Public Authority and submit the findings to the Chief Information Commission (CIC). The Revenue Secretary has assigned NIPFP to conduct third-party audits of 78 public authorities under the Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance, and Government of India. NIPFP has taken up the work as an autonomous Institute of the Department of Revenue.