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| Vision |
To build a society where citizens can resist authority when
abused.
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Mission
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| To make governmental system more and more citizen
responsive. |
Principles
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CFPA envisages to promote:
- Neutrality
- Responsiveness
- Decentralisation
- Effectiveness
- Mass Awareness
- Accountability
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| Objectives |
- To de-emphasise control regulations and increase facilities
for development.
- To bring about attitudinal change in the government
and citizens both.
- To undertake action Research.
- To provide professional Advice and conduct change management
programmes for government and concerned agencies.
- To seek solutions to emerging problems by taking sound
decisions based on examples from government and public sector institutions.
- To strengthen public-private partnership for faster
and sound socio-economic development.
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| Funding
Model |
CFPA can get funds from central/state governments
and international lending agencies.
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| Activities
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- Reorientation of government servants and citizens' thinking
knowledge, skills to increase their capacities to deal with rapidly changing
environment.
- To develop institutions and procedures in conformity
with democratic ethos-incorporating ethical values in administration.
- Development of a system for performance measurement of
organizations and personnel.
- To enhance awareness of people towards governance, laws
and legal system/better implementation of laws.
- To bring people closer to government through ICT, thus
reducing red-tapism.
- Encourage higher/middle and cutting edge level of officers
to nurture morality, self accountability and transparency in Administration.
- Development of process of sharing power with masses through
NGO.
- Development of decision making process through mechanisms
such as standardized notes, check lists and comprehensive information
system.
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Co-ordinator
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| Mr. Chandra Shekhar Jha |
