Curriculum for Rural Development& Grassroots Governance Ashwani Kumar(TISS, Mumbai)& Member, CEGC(MoRD)

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Curriculum for Rural Development& Grassroots Governance Ashwani Kumar(TISS, Mumbai)& Member, CEGC(MoRD)

Objectives of the Course To create interdisciplinary approach in the study of processes of rural development and Panchyati Raj institutions for students and practitioners in RD. To study rural development administration and governance To empower rural masses through participatory learning and social mobilization. To familiarize practitioners of RD with processes and outcomes of rural development programs. To observe and experience actual rural development through field visits and participatory rural appraisal methods.

Pedagogy for the Course Praxis and Organic Knowledge; Bridging the gap between theory and practice. Learning through Reason, Reciprocity and Reflection(RRR) in a participatory mode. Individual excellence, community empowerment and citizen centric knowledge. Focus on social justice and voice of poor. Oral, Visual, Folk, ICT based online mode of learning

Course Module: I Title: Meaning, Scope and Approaches to Rural Development Content: Meaning, Scope and Approaches to Rural Development Rural Social Structure & Political Economy Natural Resource Management and Livelihood Agrarian Relations, Agriculture and Rural Development Rural Poverty, Unemployment & Livelihood Challenges Disaster Management in Rural Development(Floods, droughts, epidemic, earthquakes etc)

Course Module: II Title: Administration of Rural Development& Panchyati Raj Institutions in Rural India Content: Rural Development Administration in India Design and evolution of Panchayati Raj Institutions Gram Sabha & Empowerment of rural masses Provision of the Panchayats (Extension to the Scheduled Area) Act Rural Development through voluntary Action

Course Module: III Title; Rural Development Policies and Programs Content: Rural Development Programmes&: Alleviation of rural poverty Natural Resource Management Programs for rural development Rural Development programs and Social Capital Infrastructure Development programs in rural India Technology & Innovation in Rural India:

Course Module: IV Title: Practicum for Program Management & Action Research Practices Objective: This module is a faculty(NIRD/SIRD) supervised activity for officials and practitioners from NGOs. The module exposes RD practitioners to complexities and challenges in the implementation of rural development programs. Content: A structured time-bound field-based intense engagement with rural reality/action in core areas of program management & action research practices in rural development.

Core Areas for Rural Practicum Natural resources management & Agricultural practices Planning, budgeting& procurement Financial management operations & Office Management Practices; scheduling, monitoring, drafting, file management, record management etc. Leadership development, management of conflict and communication Learning in governance practices for RD programs( such as MGNREGA, NRLM etc.) Management Information System(MIS) Rural Marketing and Infrastructure

Management and Administration of Gram Panchayats. Social mobilization of stakeholders, institutions of rural poor, dalit and gender empowerment. Accountability& Transparency; Monitoring, RTI, Grievance Redressal, Social Audit, Citizen's Charter, Helplines etc. Tools of impact assessment such as Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA), Social Impact Assessment/Sustainability Impact Assessment(SIA)etc. Innovations in technologies for Rural India.