GPDP(Gram Panchayat) – Panchayathi Raj & Rural Development (District Panchayati Raj- Tehri Garhwal)

GPDP (Gram Panchayat)

Villagers face difficulties in raising concerns about essential services such as electricity, pension, sanitation, and drinking water due to lack of structured mechanisms.
Women, particularly those of a shy nature, struggle to voice their concerns, limiting their participation in decision-making.
Marginalized individuals, including those in remote areas, often find themselves excluded from planning and development processes.
Gram Panchayats (GPs) heavily rely on government grants and lack sufficient funds for essential development projects.
Limited awareness among villagers about government schemes and their benefits leads to underutilization of available resources.

Community-led planning has been successfully implemented, placing local communities at the center of development initiatives.
Gram Panchayats have improved governance mechanisms through active engagement with Gram Sabhas and public awareness programs.
Women’s empowerment has been strengthened through the formation of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) and increased participation in local governance.
Basic services such as healthcare, education, and sanitation have become more accessible and effective due to structured resource allocation.
Sustainable development principles have been integrated into rural planning, ensuring that resources are allocated based on long-term community needs.

For more information, please contact:
Mohammad Mustafa Khan at dpronewtehri@gmail.com

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