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Enhancing Rural Development through the Common Service Center Scheme in Madhya Pradesh

The Government of India's Common Service Center (CSC) scheme aims to bridge the gap between rural and urban development by providing essential services in rural areas. With a vision of transforming India into a knowledge power-house, the CSC initiative will establish over 100,000 centers across the country, focusing on education, economic opportunities, and digital access. These centers serve as integrated delivery points for government services and promote local employment by leveraging technology. The project supports sustainable socio-economic growth by connecting rural communities to vital resources.

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Enhancing Rural Development through the Common Service Center Scheme in Madhya Pradesh

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  1. Welcome to Press Brief on Common Service Center scheme of Government of India “The Social Transformation Mission” Stakeholders- Government of Madhya Pradesh, Deptt. Of IT - State Level Nodal agency MPSEDC, Madhya Pradesh State Electronics Development - State Level Service Center Agency, NICT-INDORE “Network for Information & Computer Technology”

  2. Our VISION of CSC scheme INDIADeveloping 2 Developed country HARIT KIRANTI SHEWET KIRANTI SOOCHNA KIRANTI 2 KNOWLAGE ERA Leading to more strong and knowledge power house THE INDIA

  3. The Scenario • 80% of Indian population is in rural area. • The development projects are changing the scenario of India and we are targeting above 9% GDP. • There is a need to take these development to Rural areas. • At present there is gap in Rural and Urban Development. The Divide • Education, literacy and Knowledge • Economic • Digital • Physical

  4. The Scenario • This does not mean that the rural population do not have money, Knowledge, but do not know how to use, apply and mobilize the resources. • There is a Lack of lively-hood process gap in skill and opportunities. • There are Several Project Executed and Pilot done, but the need is a Common integrated Holistic approach to Rural Indian with Socio-Economic Sustainable model the CSC - Common Service Center.

  5. The Project • Govt. of India, Deptt. Of IT and Communication on the study of various projects planned to establish IT Kiosks for G2C in Rural area’s. • During workshop NICT has presented a model of “Rural Development Centre” in 2001. A integrated common place for Total solutions at Rural area’s to bridge the various Divides for sustainable development. • The govt. of India then accepted few recommendation of NICT Model and redesigned the IT kiosk project to “Common Service Centre Project” Adding G2C + B2C + B2B Services. • Planned to open 1,00,000 CSC on P.P.P. model PAN India in association with state governments.

  6. The Project - Span • Total CSC – 1 Lac • MP State : 9232 • Total CSC Location under Indore – Ujjain Division – 2158 • 1028 Ujjain Division • 1130 Indore Division

  7. The CSC Project • A IT enable center providing various services at one point . • Managed by Local unemployed, educated youth providing opportunities for direct and indirect employment. • Govt. services G2C at door step to villagers / citizens by IT enabled delivery system. • Business linkages with B2C services Bridging the Rural – Urban Market Gap. • Bridging Digital, Knowledge Divide. • Only Administrative Support and Network support by Govt. Via Swan. • No funding from Govt. (Place provided) • All investment will be by Stakeholders.

  8. The Implementation Structure Govt. of India MP Govt. IL & FS IL & FS MPSEDC NICT INDORE

  9. Service Pipeline

  10. Services @ CSC • Key Government Services • Land records • Vehicle Registration • issue of certificates/ Government schemes • Employment exchange • Ration cards • Electoral services • Pension schemes • Road transport • Public grievance • Utility/Telephone Bills (Government undertakings) • …. more

  11. Services @ CSC • Business to Consumer (B2C) services • Commercial Services • Digital Photos • Web surfing • Photocopy • DTP • Email/Chats • CD Burning • Typing • Printing • …. more • Utility Bill Services • Electricty • Telephone • Forms downloads and estimates • …. more

  12. Services @ CSC • Business to Consumer (B2C) services • e-Commerce/online services • Railway Tickets • Astrology • Matrimonial • Shopping • Resumes • …. more • Education Services • IT Education • NOS – Vocational Education • Play Schools • English Skills Training • Tuitions and Carrier counseling …. more • Social Up-liftment • •DTH - Community TV/ Radio …. more

  13. Services @ CSC • Business to Consumer (B2C) services • Community Health • Telemedicine • Primary Healthcare • Health Education …. more • Agriculture Services • Agri- inputs • Agri-loans • Agri-consulting and training • Agri-Clinic …. more • Business-to-Business (B2B)services • Research Data collection • Data Entry • FMCG ProductsLoans/Deposits • Referrals • Insurance, etc. …. more

  14. Information Technology Infrastructure to be deployed by NICT-INDORE under PPP

  15. Mission to change the Socio-Economic Scenario. With participation of Stake Holders for sustainable development and inclusion. Thank you

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