Niti Aayog: Introduction, Composition, Objectives, Guiding Principles and Initiatives
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Introduction
- NITI stands for National Institution for Transforming India
- It was established on 1st January , 2015
- Neither a Constitutional nor a statutory body
- It is the policy “Think Tank “of Government of India
- Promotes the concept of Cooperative Federalism
Functions on two pillars:
- Team India Hub
- Knowledge and Innovation Hub
Composition
- Chairperson
- Governing Council
- Regional Councils
- Special Invitees
- Full Time Organizational Framework
- Vice Chairperson
- Members
- Part Time Members
- Ex Officio Members
- Chief Executive Officer
Objectives
- To evolve a vision of National Development
- To foster Cooperative Federalism
- To develop plans for villages
- To pay attention to weaker sections of society
- To design strategic policy
- To create knowledge, innovational and entrepreneurial system
- A platform for resulting inter sectoral issues
- To maintain a state of the art resource center
- To monitor and evaluate implementation of plans
- To focus on technology upgradation
- To undertake activities for National Development
Guiding Principles
- Antyodaya
- Inclusion
- Villages
- Demographical dividend
- People՚s participation
- Governance
- sustainability
Initiatives
- Measuring performance and restricting states on outcomes in critical sectors
- sustainable Action for Transform Hunan capital (SATH)
- Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat
- Development support services to states (DSSS) for development of Infrastructure
- Public Private Partnership in health
- Resolution of pending issues of States with central ministries
- State human development reports
- transforming of 115 identified aspirational Districts.
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