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Consultation on “State financing for the children”on 1st June 2012, DRTC-CYSD Bhubaneswar
The Samaj,
Dt: 02/06/12, Suppliment Paper Pg No -02
CYSD NEWS,
Consultation On State Financing For The Children.
The Sambad,
Dt: 02/06/12, Mahanagar Sambad, Pg No – 02
CYSD NEWS,
Consultation On State Financing For The Children.
The Pragatibadi,
Dt: 02/06/12, Pg No-11,CYSD NEWS,
Consultation On State Financing For The Children.
Prameya, Dt: 02/06/12,
Pg No – 04,CYSD NEWS ,
Consultation On State Financing For The Children.
The Sarbasadharana, Dt: 02/06/12,
Pg No – 03,CYSD NEWS,
Consultation On State Financing For The Children.
Economists, politicians pick holes in budget planning
NGOs organizing ‘Citizen’s Consultation on Budget Declarations & Peoples’ Priorities in Odisha
June 10,2010 (www.orissadiary.com)
Bhubaneswar:In view of the forthcoming budget session 2010-11 of Orissa, CYSD, Action Aid, NCDHR and HDF are jointly organizing “Citizen’s Consultation on Budget Declarations & Peoples’ Priorities in Odisha” on 11th June 2010.
Lack of awareness bane of RTI
December 25,2009 (The New Indian Express)
Bhubaneswar: Mainstreaming of Right To information Act (RTI) in solving community problems and accessing information is handicapped by grossly low-level of awareness among the population at the grass-roots.
People are unaware of the entire chain of citizens’ rights under RTI starting from application to complaint and appeal. This despite RTI being a very potent weapon to ensure action in core areas like land rights, forest rights, NREGS, IAY, drinking water, agriculture, electricity, education and health in the rural and backward areas.
Basic knowledge of RTI should reach at grassroots says Orissa Information Commissioner
December 25,2009 (www.orissadiary.com)
Bhubaneswar: To realize accountability and transparency in the governance system the basic use of Right to Information Act (RTI Act) should reach to the grass root level, said Sri Jagadananda, State Information Commissioner at a State Level Convention on RTI organized by CYSD here today.
Meet On RTI Held
December 25, 2009 (The Hindu)
BHUBANESWAR: Four years after Right To Information Act (RTI) came into force, less than four per cent of people in tribal-dominated districts such as Keonjhar, Mayurbhanj, Sundargarh and Koraput have used the Act.
International Volunteer Day Celebrated
December 6, 2009 (www.kalingatimes.com)
200 students take part in Youth Parliament
November 15, 2009 (The New Indian Express)
Bhubaneswar: In a bid to sensitise the young about the functioning of the legislature and evoke interest in politics in them, Rotary Club of Bhubaneswar Heritage in association with CYSD organised a Youth Parliament at Royal College of Science and Technology here today. Around 200 students from 20 junior colleges and higher secondary schools took part in the exercise.
Citizens report: How shameful will the 15th Lok Sabha Be?
April 7, 2009
NEW DELHI: The conduct of business in Parliament, marked by a reduced number of sittings, an insufficient apportionment of time to the main functions of deliberation and legislation, as well as frequent and prolonged disruptions due to pandemonium, was a “cause for high concern,” says the Citizens Report on Governance and Development 2008-09 by the National Social Watch Coalition.
Computerisation will help easy access to info: CIC
March 25, 2009
As reported at www.expressbuzz.com on 25 March 2009
BHUBANESWAR: Chief Information Commissioner, India, Wazahat Habibullah has underscored the need to accelerate computerisation of departments and digitisation of records so that access to information can be universalised in the country.
Be trnasperant, NGOs told
March 25, 2009
BHUBANESWAR: Chief Information Commissioner (CIC) of the Central Information Commission Wazahat Habibullah on Tuesday called for greater transparency and accountability among private agencies and non-government organisations through complete disclosure of information.
Delivering a foundation day lecture at CYSD, an NGO, here, Mr. Habibullah said, civil society and private concerns should make all information available to public and let everybody access information from cyber-cafe.
‘Poor healthcare a concern in rural Koraput’
Dec 28, 2008
BHUBANESWAR: Poor healthcare continued to be a concern for people living in rural pockets of Koraput district, finds a survey.
A Citizen Report Card (CRC) was prepared basing on the feedback of people in Baipariguda and Kundra block of Koraput district on basic services provided by panchayats such as drinking water, health, sanitation, road, street lights and other women and child development programmes.
'Citizens call for need-based public financing'
www.oneworld.net
India, it was felt that fiscal corrections should not be at the cost of development. The summit drew attention towards the need for judicious allocation of funds and local planning to improve social infrastructure.
http://www.hinduonnet.com/2008/12/28/stories/2008122852510300.htm
‘Invest in human development’
The Hindu
BHUBANESWAR: Economists on Saturday came down heavily on Naveen Patnaik government for its continued ‘negligence’ on human development sector that included education and health.
http://www.hinduonnet.com/2008/11/30/stories/2008113056510200.htm
http://southasia.oneworld.net/todaysheadlines/towards-a-need-based-public-financing
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