About Standards
Governments across the world aim to make all public services easily accessible thus ensuring efficiency, transparency & reliability at affordable costs. In order to achieve this goal, cooperation, collaboration and integration of information across different departments and organisations is critical. Government systems across the world, however, operate in silos. Interoperability (interlinking of information, IT systems, applications and processes) remains a challenge with government departments, internal administration, enterprises as well as the public.
India has a federal government structure. There is uneven adoption of various municipal governance platforms and solutions in different states and ULBs at different levels of maturity. This necessitates integration of technologies and data to transform the public administrations and also to facilitate information flow and encourage data use among different governmental departments, agencies, citizens and businesses.
These standards act as guidelines for the state and city administration, industry, academia and civil society organisations to tackle issues ranging from interoperability, integration, data exchange, among others.Â
Vision
To enable improved information consistency, analytics, secure data access & transfer, smarter business processes; while also enabling diverse stakeholders to collaborate and their corresponding platforms and processes to interoperate seamlessly
In order to facilitate this following Standards which are in various stages of development/ adoption are applicable for NUDM
Types
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Municipal Governance Reference Architecture
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Domain Knowledge Standards
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Data Models and API Specifications
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Security Assurance and Privacy Standards
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National Metadata and Data Standards (MDDS)
Purpose
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Blueprint for Platforms
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Standardized data interpretation
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Integration with National Dashboard enabling data privacy
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controls metadata management & data quality
Benefits to Ecosystem
As collections of minimal requirements and definitions, Standards can be used in the context of every innovative solution to
Stakeholders
Government Organisations including National, State, ULBs, Parastatals or any other government agencies
Helps government in implementing data driven governance and improved policy implementations
Industry including - Software, Hardware vendors and system Integrators, Application Developers, Solution Providers or any other service providers
Helps in gaining larger market opportunity and lower cost of development because of standardized interface.
Academia
Helps in providing evidence based research and analysis on the urban governance ecosystem
Civil Society Organisation
Improved access to services and accountability for vulnerable communities
Citizens
Improved delivery of government services and increased transparency, accountability, inclusivity and user experience
Associated Agencies
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The Centre for Digital Governance is constituting Expert Groups for specific domains, who will be responsible for designing the draft Knowledge and Technology Standards. We invite participation from experts, practitioners and professionals from civil society, industry, academia, city administrators working in urban governance to contribute as experts. This includes an engagement of approximately 15-20 hours each month towards the creation of Standards and related activities. We invite you to participate in the formulation of Municipal Governance Standards to bring transformation in urban governance.
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