The conference will feature presentations from districts recognized under the Prime Minister’s Awards for Excellence in Public Administration. Key sessions will highlight initiatives from Eluru (Andhra Pradesh), Gomati (Tripura), Koraput (Odisha), and Kargil (UT of Ladakh) for the years 2023 and 2024.
A technical session will present award-winning projects on aspirational blocks, innovation projects, and holistic district development models from Nalbari (Assam), Kupwara (J&K), and the PRISM 10 initiative of Parvathipuram district in Andhra Pradesh.
Focus on Jammu & Kashmir Best Practices
Special sessions will showcase governance innovations from J&K, including Kulgam district’s initiatives, RFID-enabled Yatra management by the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board, and the e-Suvidha program of Ramban district. These initiatives underline the use of technology and citizen-centric approaches in improving service delivery and local development outcomes.
Platform for Learning and Collaboration
The conference will host more than 200 delegates, including senior administrators, domain experts, and practitioners. It provides a forum for District Collectors, senior officials, policymakers, and experts to exchange ideas, deliberate strategies, and scale up effective governance practices across districts.
Participants will discuss strategies for achieving full coverage of flagship schemes, integrated development across sectors, and efficient grievance redressal mechanisms. By institutionalizing successful models, the event aims to accelerate India’s progress toward inclusive and citizen-centric governance.
Significance for Governance Transformation
The National Governance Conference serves as a key platform for disseminating knowledge, promoting innovation, and recognizing excellence in public administration. By highlighting replicable best practices, it encourages districts nationwide to adopt transformative approaches that enhance service delivery, citizen welfare, and local development outcomes.