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SKOCH Award, instituted in 2003, salutes people, projects and institutions that go the extra mile to make India a better nation. SKOCH Award – the highest independently instituted civilian honour – has been conferred; the mighty and the ordinary alike,

have received this Award for their extraordinary achievements in contributing to the society. The Roll of Honour of the SKOCH Award over the years is a testimony to this.

The SKOCH Award covers the best of efforts in the area of digital, financial and social inclusion. It encompasses the best of governance, inclusive growth, excellence in technology and applications, change management, corporate leadership,

corporate governance, citizen services delivery, capacity building, empowerment and other such softer issues that get normally lost in the glamour and the glitz of industry sponsored or advertising focused jamborees.

The SKOCH Award is distinctive for its approach of selection of awardees, which is based on nomination, Jury Evaluation presentation of shortlisted nominees, focus group discussions, interactions and peer evaluation. Additionally, the College of SKOCH Lifetime Achievers and the Collegium are regularly consulted for expert identification, inputs and qualification of a

project, person or institution to be considered for the SKOCH Special Award.

The SKOCH Award not only acknowledges exceptional achievers – organisations and individuals – but also spurs inspirational guidance and motivational leadership.

SKOCH Award – Benchmark of Excellence

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SKOCH Special Award

These are non-competitive and are based on primary research in addition to recommendations made by the Jury and the collegium of past SKOCH special awardees and Distinguished Fellows, SKOCH Development Foundation . This also includes observing the contributions being made over a period of time and personal interactions at the senior most level. At times the Jury may recommend a nominee contesting for SKOCH Award to be elevated to the Special Award.Only 6/7 Special Awards are conferred.

SKOCH Challenger Award

It is the highest independent civilian honour given by SKOCH Group, since 2003. These are non-competitive and conferred only for having made a definitive impact on inclusive growth of India. These are based on primary research and recommendations by the Collegium of past SKOCH Challenger Awardees and the Distinguished Fellows of SKOCH Development Foundation. Only 2/3 Challenger Awards are conferred.

1. Mr Venkaiah Naidu, Minister for Urban Devel-opment

2. Dr Bibek Debroy, Chairman, EAC to the PM3. Mr Baijayant J Panda, Member of Parliament4. Mr Nandan Nilekani, Chairman, UIDAI5. Mr P Chidambaram, Minister of Home Affairs6. Mr Sam Pitroda, Advisor to Prime Minister

7. Mr S Ramadorai, Vice Chairman, TCS8. Mr Deepak Parekh, Chairman, HDFC9. Dr C Rangarajan, Chairman, EAC to the PM10. Dr Vijay L Kelkar, Chairman, Thirteenth Finance

Commission11. Mr N K Singh, Member of Parliament12. Prof Indira Rajaraman, Economist

Some of the past SKOCH Challenger awardees, include:

1. Ms Vadhundhara Raje, Chief Minister, Rajasthan

2. Mr Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Chief Minister, Madhya Pradesh

3. Mr Manohar Lal Khattar, Chief Minister, Haryana

4. Ms Anandiben, Chief Minister, Gujarat

5. Mr Laxmikant Parsekar, Chief Minister, Goa

6. Dr Ajay Kumar, Addl Secretary, Ministry of Electronics & IT

7. Mr Rana Kapoor, MD & CEO, YES Bank

8. Mr Anthony de Sa, Chief Secretary, Madhya Pradesh

9. Mr Jayesh Ranjan, Secretary – IT, Telangana

10. Department of Skill Development, Rajasthan

11. EPFO, Government of India

12. Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India

13. Jharkhand Skill Development Mission Society

14. C-DAC

15. NPCI

16. Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India

17. Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India

18. Department of IT, Andhra Pradesh

19. Department of Industries, Haryana

20. Department of Health, Karnataka

21. Home Department, Gujarat

22. Department of Health, Arunachal Pradesh

23. National Health Mission, Punjab

24. Department of Women & Child Development, Madhya Pradesh

25. State IT Mission, Kerala

SKOCH Award

These are competitive awards, based on extensive documentation based nomination. These then go through a whetting process based on desk and secondary research followed by an evaluation presentation to an eminent Jury.

Top performers are identified based on the average score awarded by Jurors and Expert Vote and participation in National Exhibit (optional). Good performance at the Expert Vote adds a weightage to the Jury score. Expert Vote from across India becomes an important benchmark for Nominees’ evaluation and ranking for the SKOCH Award. Chief Ministers and political leadership are selected based on the cumulative ranking achieved by the state. Only the best performers nationally are conferred the SKOCH Award. Typically, 30 awards are conferred.

1. Mr Narendra Singh Tomar, Minister for Rural Development

2. Mr K T Rama Rao, Minister of IT, Telangana3. Ms Mercy Kutty Amma, Minister of Cashews,

Kerala4. Mr V K Sharma, Chairman, LIC5. Mr G Srinivasan, CMD, NIA6. Mr R S Sharma, Chairman, TRAI

7. Dr Aruna Sharma, Secretary IT, Ministry of Electronics & IT

8. Mr A P Hota, MD & CEO, NPCI9. Mr Ashishkumar Chauhan, MD & CEO, BSE Ltd10. Jan Dhan Yojana11. MUDRA Yojana12. PMGSY13. National Stock Exchange (NSE Ltd)

These are competitive awards that recognise all meritorious Nominees from across the country in a particular category. Nominees submit their documentation in a prescribed Nomination format, which goes through a whetting process based on desk and secondary research followed by the an Evaluation Presentation to the Jury of domain experts.

Post the Evaluation Presentation, all the Nominees are invited to participate in a Popular Vote online with the objective of seeking satisfactory performance inputs from their beneficiaries and other stakeholders. This is an online process and involves use of Twitter. SKOCH Order-of-Merit is decided based on the average Jury score + Popular Vote weightage.

This is not a mandatory option, however, without the Popular Vote weightage, Nominees compete only on their average Jury score. In the past, there have been instances of Nominees winning if their average Jury score itself is high enough. All top performers are conferred the SKOCH Order-of-Merit Award. Typically, 150 Nominations are conferred the SKOCH Order-of-Merit.

SKOCH Order-of-Merit Award

Some of the past SKOCH Special Category awardees include:

Some of the SKOCH Awardees include:

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SKoCH’s annual scrutiny of the State of Governance in india, following which distinguished and eminent jurists make

a selection for the SKoCH Governance awards, has once again brought to the fore some interesting insights about the performance at Central, State and Local Government levels.

the awards show the who’s who—and illustrate the ones that have taken the lead or continue to hold their lead, in improving governance and efficiently delivering services, thereby having a lasting impact on boosting competitiveness and growth and

generating employment opportunities.

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sKocH GoVernance report card as on september 2017

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1 rajasthan 1 13 5

2 telangana 2 4 -

3 maharashtra 3 1 1

4 Haryana 4 11 6

5 Punjab 5 13 14

6 tamil nadu 6 7 12

7 madhya Pradesh 7 3 2

8 Uttar Pradesh 8 8 11

9 West Bengal 9 9 9

10 andhra Pradesh 10 14 7

11 Karnataka 11 5 11

12 odisha 12 15 -

13 Gujarat 13 2 4

14 Chhattisgarh 14 17 14

15 Delhi 15 18 -

16 arunachal Pradesh 16 26 -

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17 Kerala 17 10 -

18 Himachal Pradesh 18 12 10

19 Jharkhand 18 6 3

20 Chandigarh 19 16 -

21 Sikkim 20 22 -

22 Bihar 21 27 14

23 meghalaya 22 23 8

24 assam 23 25 13

25 andaman & nicobar 24 - -

26 Puducherry 25 - -

27 tripura 26 20 -

28 Dadra & nagar Haveli - 27 -

29 Goa - 24 -

30 Jammu & Kashmir - 27 14

31 mizoram - 21 -

32 Uttarakhand - 19 -

Municipal Governance

S. No State Rank

1 maharashtra 1

2 tamil nadu 2

3 andhra Pradesh 3

4 Delhi 4

5 Gujarat 5

6 Chhattisgarh 6

7 madhya Pradesh 7

8 Karnataka 8

9 telangana 9

10 Chandigarh 10

11 Punjab 11

12 Bihar 12

13 Haryana 13

14 Jharkhand 13

15 assam 14

16 tripura 14

eGovernance

S. No State Rank

1 rajasthan 1

2 telangana 2

3 Haryana 3

4 madhya Pradesh 4

5 arunachal Pradesh 5

6 West Bengal 5

7 Karnataka 6

8 Kerala 7

9 Uttar Pradesh 8

10 Himachal Pradesh 9

11 Punjab 10

12 andaman & nicobar islands 11

13 andhra Pradesh 11

14 maharashtra 11

15 meghalaya 11

16 Sikkim 11

17 tamil nadu 11

Governance & Development

S. No State Rank

1 rajasthan 1

2 telangana 2

3 West Bengal 3

4 Uttar Pradesh 4

5 Kerala 5

6 Gujarat 6

7 Punjab 6


9 Jharkhand 7

STAR STATES Rajasthan: transforming from ‘registan’ to ‘Digital-stan’ Telangana: at forefront in creating Digital infrastructure Maharashtra: taking e-Governance to the Grassroots Haryana: new technologies make Haryana

Star in e-Governance Punjab: Gives a big push to e-Governance at district level Tamil Nadu: municipalities lead good governance

initiatives in tamil nadu Madhya Pradesh: Good Governance powers madhya

Pradesh growth, development

PERFORMER STATES Andhra Pradesh: Pioneering initiatives in municipal

Governance Arunachal Pradesh: increasing use of new technology in

Governance Chhattisgarh: Giving a Push to Urban Sanitation,

Sustainability Delhi: municipal Governance Gujarat: Continues Focus on Governance, municipalities Karnataka: Pushes for e-Governance in municipalities,

transport Kerala: e-Governance making service delivery better in

Kerala Odisha: making education more inclusive through

technology Uttar Pradesh: innovative steps in transport, Health sector West Bengal: West Bengal’s focus on e-Governance

CATCHING UP STATES Andaman & Nicobar Islands: e-Governance in education Assam: Ground Level initiative in education Bihar: Commendable steps by municipalities in Bihar Chandigarh: Chandigarh’s focus on making city cleaner Himachal Pradesh: new initiatives in education, Skills Jharkhand: Commendable work at District administration Meghalaya: Commendable efforts in Financial reforms Puducherry: Cost effective Health Solution Sikkim: Sikkim’s focus on education, organic Farming Tripura: a trailblazer in Sanitation

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S. No State Rank

1 Punjab 1

2 Uttar Pradesh 2

3 maharashtra 3

4 Haryana 4

5 Jharkhand 5

6 Gujarat 6

7 madhya Pradesh 7


9 assam 8

10 Chhattisgarh 8

11 rajasthan 8

12 telangana 8

District Administration

Education

S. No State Rank

1 odisha 1

2 telangana 2

3 Sikkim 3

4 West Bengal 3

5 Uttar Pradesh 4

6 andhra Pradesh 5

7 Haryana 6


9 Gujarat 7

10 maharashtra 7

11 rajasthan 7

Health

S. No State Rank

1 rajasthan 1

2 telangana 2

3 Uttar Pradesh 3

4 Punjab 4

5 Haryana 5

6 Puducherry 6

Transport

S. No State Rank

1 Uttar Pradesh 1

2 Karnataka 2

3 madhya Pradesh 3

4 maharashtra 4

5 Haryana 5

6 Punjab 6

Finance & Treasuries

S. No State Rank

1 Haryana 1

2 odisha 2

3 Kerala 3

4 meghalaya 3

Labour

S. No State Rank

1 West Bengal 1


Agriculture & Rural Development

S. No State Rank

1 Haryana 1

2 maharashtra 2

3 Punjab 3

4 rajasthan 3

5 West Bengal 3

Women & Child Development

S. No State Rank

1 madhya Pradesh 1

2 Chhattisgarh 2

3 rajasthan 3

4 telangana 4

Social Justice & Security

S. No State Rank

1 andhra Pradesh 1


3 Haryana 3

4 odisha 3

5 rajasthan 3

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Who Can nominate?

Central Government

State Government

Local Body

municipality

City / District administration

State owned enterprises / Undertakings

agriculture

Animal Husbandry

Fish Farming

Crop Insurance

Diversification

Farmers Welfare

Fertilisers

Food Processing & Safety

Green Revolution

Ground Water Rejuvenation

Horticulture

Irrigation

Krishi Sinchai Yojana

MSP Support

Procurement

Production

Reforms

Soil Health

Dairy

education

Education Administration

Gross Enrollment Ratio

CateGorieS

Higher Education

Literacy Rate

Medical Education

Mid-day Meal

Reforms

School Education

SMART Education

Technical Education

e-Governance

Artificial Intelligence

Automation

Cloud & Mobility

CM Helpline

CSC

Cyber Security

Dashboards

Direct Benefit Transfer

Digital India

Digital Payments

e-Attendance

e-Office

e-Procurement

• SKOCH Award celebrates excellence of governance delivery by domain departments. This includes havingsufficientfamiliarity,capacityandknowledgeaboutthefunctionalityoftheirsystems,processesandoutcomes.

• Onlyend-userdepartmentsanddomainministriesmayapplyincludingStateundertakings.• CompetitiveNominationsfromSystemIntegratorsorContractors(includingGovernmentSystemIntegratorsor

solutionproviders)arenotaccepted.• Fore-Governancecategory,SystemIntegratorsarerequestedtoencouragetheirclient-departmentstoapplyfor

theAwards.SystemIntegrator,whichhasthehighestnumberofitsuserdepartmentsawarded,willqualifyfortheSKOCHSpecialAward.

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CateGorieS

e-Transactions

e-Tendering

Excise & Customs

G2B

G2C

G2G

GIS

Internet of Things (IoT)

Mobility

Public Grievance Redressal

Reforms

State Data Centre

State Data Hubs

SWAN

Technology

Village Level Connectivity

Finance, economy & reforms

Ease of Doing Business

Employment Generation

Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP)

GST

Investments

Local Body Revenue

Reforms

Tax Administration

Governance

Drinking Water

Empowerment & Protection for Women

Environment & Sustainability

Forestry & Wild Life

Infrastructure

Integrated Child Development

Livelihoods

Old Age Security

Public Distribution System

Reforms

Roads & Highways

SC/ ST/ OBC/ Minority Welfare

Social Welfare

Supply Chain Management

Tourism & Culture

Water Conservation

Widow Pensions

Women Development

health

Civil Hospital

District Hospital

Family Welfare

General Hospital

Human Resources

Immunisation Programme

IMR

Nutrition

Medical Facilities

MMR

Modernisation

Reforms

Primary Healthcare

Tertiary Care

industry

Infrastructure

Investments

MSME

Public Private Partnership (PPP)

Reforms

municipalities

AMRUT

Drinking Water

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Part i (Please enclose a separate sheet)

1. HasthenominationwonaSKOCHAwardinthepast?IfYes, a.PleaseprovidedetailsaboutincrementalprogresssincelastSKOCHAward. b.ExplainwhyitistobeconsideredforSKOCHAwardagain?

2. IftheNominationweretowinSKOCHAward,whatshouldthecitationreadliketojustifytheAward?Itshouldessentiallyexplain,whatdifferencehasbeenmadethatmakesthisanoutstandingnomination.(Max100Words)

3. WhoaretheChampionsofthisNomination/initiative/achievement?

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CateGorieS

Emergency Services

Environment

Housing

Lighting

Local Revenue Generation

Parking Solutions

Property Tax

Public Private Partnership (PPP)

Reforms

Sanitation

Skywalks & Foot Overbridge

Slum Rehabilitation

Smart City

Solid Waste Management

Swachh Bharat

Urban Water Supply - Revenue Water

Waste Water

Police & Safety

Border Area Development

Disaster Management

Infrastructure

Modernisation

Public Safety & Security

Reforms

Power

Billing & Metering

Hydel

Reforms

Smart Grid

Solar

Thermal

Wind

rural Development

Awas Yojana (Housing)

Gram Sadak Yojana (Roads)

Reforms

Rural Livelihoods

Shyama Prasad Mukherjee RURBAN Mission

Skill Development

Industry Partnerships

Innovation

Kaushal Vikas Yojana

Reforms

Skills & Employment

Training & Capacity Building

transport

BRTS

Fare & Ticketing

Freight & Logistics

Infrastructure

Metro

Multi Modal Integration

Non Motorised Transport

Reforms

Transport Corporations

Urban Transport

others

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introductory information

Part ii

ProjectName:.......................................................................................................................................................

Organisation:........................................................................................................................................................

AwardCategoryAppliedfor:................................................................................................................................

Address:..........................................................................................................City:...........................................

Postcode:..........................................State:...........................................................Country:.....................................

Telephone:..............................Website:.....................................Email:...........................................................

TwitterHandleofOrganisation:................................................AltEmail:........................................................

Details of the respondent

Name:....................................................................................................................................................................

JobTitle:................................................................................................................................................................

Telephone:..............................Mobile:.....................................Email:...............................................................

WhatsAppno.:..............................................TwitterHandle:.............................................................................

Address:..........................................................................................................City:............................................

PIN:..........................................State:...........................................................Country:......................................

Part iii

Questionnaire(pleaseencloseseparatesheet,Minimum200wordstoMaximum500wordsperanswer)

1. Briefoverviewofthenomination.

2. Datesincewhentheprojecthasbeenoperational.

3. Challengesfacedbeforedeployment/implementation.

4. Processfollowedfordeployment/implementation.

5. Describetheinnovativeaspectsofyourproject/activity.

6. Describethesolutionimplemented.Pleasedescribethegovernancepracticesinvolved.

7. Detailsofcoverageofthetargetedpopulation.

8. Comparisonofthepre-deploymentwithpost-deploymentscenario.

9. Benefitsofthesolutionimplemented.

10.Potentialforreplicabilityarisingfromthesuccessofyourproject/activity.

11.Incaseyouareselectedforcertificateofmerit/award,whoinyourorganisationwillreceiveit?(Typicallyourawardsarereceivedbytheheadoftheorganisation.)

.................................................... .................................................... .................................................... Name Designation Signature

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sKocH award 2018 metHodoloGy is as follows:1. ThereisnoFeeforapplyingfortheSKOCHAward.

2. SelectedNominationswillbecalledforEvaluationPresentationtothePanelofExpertJuryatNewDelhiattheircost.

3. ForeachNominationselected,onlyonepersonisallowedtobepresent/participateintheEvaluationPresentation.Itisrecommendedthatthebestpersonforthejobisnominated.

4. Incase,morepeoplewishtoaccompanythePresenter—limitedtotwopersonsonly—aParticipationFeeofINR2,000/-(plusGST)perperson,willbeapplicable.

terms & conditions• Nominationmustreachby17:00hrs,ISTon30thApril2018

• EarlyBirdBenefit:Nominationsreceivedby15thApril2018willget5additionalpoint.

• Eachsubmissionmustinclude:AcompletedNominationForm/ProjectInformationaspertheenclosedformat.

• Bothhardandelectroniccopies(submittedviawebsite)areneeded.Thehardcopiesshouldbedulysignedandstamped.

• Statesfromlargenumberofnominationsreceivedmaybeconsideredforconductingofevaluationroundtableatstatelevel.

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• Oneimplementingagencycannominatemorethanoneproject/nomination.

• TheAwardsCommitteecanalsoatitsdiscretionnominateprojectsorpeoplethatitfeelsaredeservingandshouldbeundertheconsiderationset.

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metHodoloGy for sKocH order-of-merit1. BasedonthepresentationanindependentJuryofdomainexpertswillranktheNominees.

2. Highest-rankingNomineeswillbeshortlistedandinvitedtoseekPopularVotefromtheirbeneficiariesandstakeholders.ThisvotingisonlineandinvolvesuseofTwitter.ParticipationinPopularVoteisrecommended.

3. BasedontheJuryscoreandthePopularVoteSKOCHOrder-of-Meritwillbedecidedanddeclaredinadvance.

4. MeritListednominationswillbeinvitedtoreceivetheSKOCHOrder-of-MeritinNewDelhion23rdJune2018(thedatemaychange).

metHodoloGy for sKocH award1. SKOCHOrder-of-MeritwinnersqualifytorunfortheSKOCHAward–thehighestAwardinthecompetitivecategories.

2. SKOCHOrder-of-MeritwinnerswillbeentitledtocontestforExpertVotesduringthe52ndSKOCHSummitonthethemeof“StateofGovernance”.400NationalandinternationalDelegatesandDomainExpertsareexpectedtoparticipateandVote.

3. SKOCHAwardisdecidedonSKOCHOrder-of-Meritscore+ExpertVotescore.

4. Thisisnotamandatoryoption,however,withouttheExpertVoteweightage,NomineeswillbecompetingonlyontheirSKOCHOrder-of-Meritscore.Inthepast,therehavebeeninstancesofNomineeswinningiftheirSKOCHOrder-of-MeritscoreitselfwashighenoughtonotneedtheExpertVoteweightage.

5. ParticipationinExpertVoteprocessandExhibitioncomesalongwithattractivemainlinemediaPR&Publicityopportunities.

6. Allscoresareconfidential.

7. AsperSKOCHAwardprotocol,in-personparticipationoftheNomineeismandatoryon23rdJune2018atNewDelhi.

8. SKOCHAwardaswellasSKOCHOrder-of-Meritareneitherannouncednorconferredinabsentia.IftheAwardeeisnotpresent,theAwardiswithdrawn.Inallcases,thenameoftherecipienthastobeinformedwellinadvance.

9. NoDelegateFeeischargedfromtheAwardee.

• SubmittednominationscannotbewithdrawnforwantofOrganisationapproval / sanction, retracting submitted information, submittingadditionalinformationoranyotherrelatedcause.Organisationapprovalsanctionshouldbeacquiredbefore-hand.

• SKOCHhas the approval of checking the authenticity of the providedinformation by contacting the organization’s head, senior manager,IT staff, consultants, suppliers or business partners. The providedinformationandcontextmayormaynotberevealedtotheseparties,dependingonthesituation.

• Skoch would retain the right to ask for additional information orclarification from thenominee.Co-operation from thenomineewouldbehighlyappreciated.

• SincePeerEvaluation is integral to theSKOCHAward,maximumof5percentweightageoftotalscoreobtainedbyeachnominationinPeerReviewisaddedtotheJuryscore.AllJuryratingsaredoneonanabsolutebasiswithacapof10PointsthatcanbescoredbyanyNomination.

• TopperformingNominationthatcancontributetobestpracticeswillbeconferredSKOCHOrder-of-MeritAwardinJune2018.AmongstSKOCHOrder-of-MeritrecipientstheNominationwithhighestnationalrankingwouldbeconferredSKOCHAwardinJune2018.

aBoUt SKoCh GroUPSKOCH Group is India’s leading think tank dealing with socio-economic issues with a focus on inclusive growth since 1997. The Group companies include a consulting wing, a media wing and a charitable foundation. SKOCH Group is able to bring an Indian felt-needs context to strategies and engages with Fortune-500 companies, State Owned Enterprises, Government to SMEs and Community-Based Organisations with equal ease. The repertoire of services includes field interventions, consultancy, research reports, impact assessments, policy briefs, books, journals, workshops and conferences. SKOCH Group has instituted India’s highest independent civilian honours in the field of governance, finance, technology, economics and social sector.

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