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SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir chief secretary Dr Arun Kumar Mehta today convened a meeting to review the adoption and implementation of iGOT Karmayogi in J&K. The meeting was on the National Programme for Civil Services Capacity Building (Mission Karmayogi) which is being complemented by Integrated Government Online Platform popularly known as iGOT Karmayyogi.
The meeting was attended by the Director General, J&K IMPARD, Saurabh Bhagat, Director Trainings IMPAm Dr JA Jabeen, Joint Director Priyanka Bhat, Dy Director Umar Shafi, Faculty members Dr Khurshid ul Islam and Dr Bilal Bhat of J&K IMPARD and Nodal Officer iGOT Karmayogi Dr Mohammad Ashraf Dar.
Representatives of LGs Grievance Cell were also present for whom JKIMPARD is going to train about 20000 grievance officers of different departments in collaboration with DARPG, Government of India.
The chief secretary took a detailed review of all the components of Mission Karmayogi including Competency lead Capacity Building, Accountability and transparency through objective evaluations, an effective public delivery system and Policies conducive to economic growth and citizen centricity.
Mehta also took note of UT-specific strategies to adopt and implement the Mission Karmayogi through a shift from Rule to Role based governance, a credible and autonomous institutional framework, a digital platform offering services around learning and career management, effective and efficient e-Human Resource Management (eHRM).
The chief secretary was informed about the completion of eHRM within two months which will completely shift the manual management of Human resources into Digital Management.
