CSI and Nihilent announces winners of e-Governance Awards 2013-14
The Computer Society of India (CSI) and Nihilent have announced the winners of CSI-Nihilent eGovernance Awards 2013-14, during CSI’s 49th annual convention at Hyderabad. The awards have been instituted by CSI’s Special Interest Group on eGovernance (SIG eGov) with sponsorship from Nihilent.
This year, three states including Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat shared the award for sustained excellence in eGovernance, while Kerala also joined the group of states leading in ICT adoption. Identified as a core focus area under the Chief Minister’s Mission 676 scheme, Kerala’s initiative in bringing transformational change in governance was well appreciated. The state of NCT Delhi received the jury award for progressive state in eGovernance, for its efforts in providing IT related infrastructure to every citizen, services on demand and digital empowerment of citizens.
At the same time, eighteen projects were recognized for their innovative and inclusive eGovernace initiatives. In addition, nine projects from different states were recognized for sustainability after their implementation. These projects had been recognized earlier as well and have continued to impact citizens and deliver operational efficiencies in their departments.
Brig. Philip Manoharan, Advisor at Nihilent had this to say, “Nihilent Technologies under the leadership of Mr. LC Singh considers it an honour and privilege to have sponsored the CSI-Nihilent eGovernance Awards ever since these awards have been instituted in the year 2002. These awards have come to be regarded as the gold standard of excellence for leading e-Governance programmes and initiatives in India. It is heart-warming to see that over the years, the number of projects have multiplied and their scope and reach have become truly phenomenal. These awards have catalysed the spread of e-Governance culture contributing to transparent and more efficient governance and in turn enabling better lives for millions of Aam Aadmi of our Nation. Congratulations to all the winners”
The awards ceremony was well represented by officials from the administrative services as well as ministries.
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