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Abhimanyu MalikAIR 60· 2024

Question Q.16GS2GS2

Discuss the impediments being faced by Local Self Government institutions.

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Steps need to be taken for effective decentralisation: i) Effective devolution - is 'BIG BAN APPROACH' of Kerala and MP. iv capacity building of members - is RARLA. ii use of IT - is e-Gram Swaraj -> digitization of monitoring, accounting function. iv financial powers - is user fee CSGs, minor forest produce, property tax. v Development planning - is 'SABHI YOJANA SABHI VIKAS'. vi Assigning crucial services - is Notting of clinic Kerala, Total Sanitation Darshan Parnada ZP, social security benefits (Beadthattg ZB, Tp), only with effective devolution of funds, transfers & full democracy could implement.

SDG-17 discusses the Framework for formation of effective partnerships for the fulfillment of SDGs. [Diagram showing Multistakeholder partnerships with branches: Participatory Governance, Diversity of Goals, Requisite Funding, Clear Responsibility Distribution, Expertise Augmentation, Bottom-up Approach] Effective partnership & Localized implementation a) Diversity of partners - is Govt, NGOs, Civil society organizations, individual volunteers.

b) Keen Government responsibilities - is especially in SDGs, by govt -> requires civil society support. c) Adequate resources - is required for tackling poverty (SDA-1) and hunger (SDA-2). d) Reaching the last mile - is by involving Gram Panchayats, chaired in SDGs 3,4,10. e) Expertise in effective implementation - is corporates tech grants can contribute in SDGs, SDA-3 (infrastructure & innovation). f) Featuring grassroot democracy - is involving all tiers of government, is leveraging strength of Gram Satha tgg C. Neutral villages (Balegaon sidhi) -> SDA-11 (Climate Action)

g) Regional partnerships - is platforms like BETN (energysecuring clean & affordable energy (SDG-7). h) Multilateral institutions - is like BRICS, G-20, World Bank can effectively fund and monitor progress of SDGs in developing countries. Since the goals are diversified and challenges are many, only with effective partnership building (universal & sectoral) and localized implement PRT, Gram Sabhai ULBs, we eed can achieve SDGs by 2030.

— Abhimanyu Malik · AIR 60

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Since the goals are diversified and challenges are many, only with effective partnership building (universal & sectoral) and localized implement PRT, Gram Sabhai ULBs, we eed can achieve SDGs by 2030.

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Diagram

Flowchart showing Multistakeholder Partnerships with branches: Participatory Governance, Diversity of Goals, Requisite Funding, Clear Responsibility Distribution, Expertise Augmentation, Bottom-up Approach

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Abhimanyu Malik

AIR 602024

Subject & Paper

GS2GS2

Topic

Local Self Government

Devolution of Powers and Finances up to Local Levels and Challenges Therein

Solutions and Effective Decentralisation Measures

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