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Tag: G2P
PAHAL – from “Discard” to Cherished Success
India is a social welfare state. Rs. 2,700 billion (US$43 billion) have been allocated for subsidies in FY 2015-16. The enormous scale and the sheer number of people involved in the logistics of ferrying food grains, cooking gas and a host of other commodities across the country leads to “leakages”.To achieve the dual objectives of: […]
Aug 8, 2015
What’s Undermining India’s Financial Inclusion Progress?
The blog recommends that the government set an adequate rural DBT commission rate of at least 3% for the first few years of PMJDY.
Jun 8, 2015
Can “Behavioural Science” Bell Scheme Design Cat? Insights from Exploratory Research on the Public Distribution System in India
The blog highlights the complexities involved in Public Distribution System and why it is imperative for the government to conduct a detailed market and behavioural research before changing the existing system.
May 27, 2015
District Readiness Assessment (DRA) Tool: Expediting G2P Payments
MicroSave has developed the “District Readiness Assessment (DRA) to address the issues, G2P payment in India faces.
Oct 16, 2014
Communication – The Achilles heel of direct benefit transfers – Part I
This blog highlights how poor and often contradictory communication is leading to mass confusion and apprehension amongst beneficiaries for DBT implementation India.
Sep 11, 2014
Communication – The Achilles heel of direct benefit transfers – Part II
MicroSave strongly believes that an integrated communication approach should be the starting point of large Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) programmes. Here, the MicroSave team present a case for beneficiary centric communication.
Sep 9, 2014