IIPA is imparting training and capacity building to the government officials of India and abroad from 1959. Every year, IIPA conducts more than 100 training programmes for the officials. The flagship programme of IIPA is 10-month Advanced Professional Programme in Public Administration (APPPA) which is attended by senior officials of All India Services (AIS), Central Civil Services and Defence Services mainly Indian Administrative Services (IAS), Indian Police Services (IPS), Indian Revenue Services (IRS), Indian Air Force, Indian Army and various other services. IIPA conducts training for the officials of different departments and ministries of Government of India and State Governments on various topics of governance, finance, communication, leadership, administration and management. The period of training programme varies from 3 days to 10 months. IIPA is also involved in the capacity building of the civil servants of foreign countries and conducted training for the officials of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Nepal, Vietnam, Mongolia, African and Latin American countries under direct and ITEC programme. The training factsheet of IIPA is as below:
- About IIPA Training
- Current Month Training Program
- APPPA
- Management Development Training Programme
- Personality Development Training Programme (PDTP)
- Mid Career Training Programme (MCTP)
- Programme for Scientific Personnel
- Advanced Leadership Programme
- TOT for Consumer Protection and Welfare
- Digital India
- International Training Programme On Global Strategic Leadership
- Urban Management/ Development
- Environment, Climate change and Disaster
| Total Training Programme | January 1959 – August 2019 | 3374 |
| Total Training Participants | January 1959 – August 2019 | 81109 |
| Year | Programmes | Participants |
| 2014-2015 | 98 | 4664 |
| 2015-2016 | 88 | 4488 |
| 2016-2017 | 95 | 4607 |
| 2017-2018 | 106 | 5444 |
| 2018-2019 | 119 | 4879 |
| 2019- August 2019 | 47 | 1512 |
| Sl. No | Name of Programme | Date(s) |
Name of Faculty
|
| 1. |
One day Seminar on Sustainable Consumption and Gandhiji (Sponsored by CCS, GoI)
|
October 11, 2019 |
Prof. Suresh Misra Dr. Sapna Chadah |
| 2. |
Two Day National Seminar on “Consumer Protection and Welfare” on in collaboration with Mahatma Gandhi Central University, Motihari, East Champaran, Bihar (Sponsored by CCS, GoI)
|
October 14-15, 2019 |
Prof. Suresh Misra Dr. Sapna Chadah |
| 3. |
Sensitization Training Programme for Elected Representatives (ERs) of Govt. of Bihar under ICBP (sponsored by MoHUA, Govt. of India)
|
October 14-15, 2019 |
Prof. K.K. Pandey Dr. Amit Kumar Singh |
| 4. |
9th Training Programme on “Science, Technology and Emerging Trends in Governance” for Scientists and Technologists (Scientist & Technologists All Levels)
|
October 14-18, 2019 |
Prof. Vinod K. Sharma Dr. Shyamli Singh |
| 5. |
Sensitization Training Programme for Elected Representatives (ERs) of Govt. of Bihar under ICBP (sponsored by MoHUA, Govt. of India)
|
October 21-22, 2019 |
Prof. K.K. Pandey Dr. Amit Kumar Singh |
| 6. |
Management Development Programme for Judicial Officers of Uttar Pradesh (Sponsored by Judicial Training & Research Institute)
|
October 21-25, 2019 |
Dr. Surabhi Pandey
|
| 7. |
Two Day Workshop on Consumer Protection and Welfare in collaboration with Dr. Raghunandan Singh Tolia Uttarakhand Academy of Administration, Nainital (Sponsored by CCS, GoI)
|
October 23, 2019 |
Prof. Suresh Misra Dr. Mamta Pathania |
| 8. |
Two day workshop on Good Governance for Disaster Risk Reduction (Sponsored by National Disaster Management Authority, GoI) |
October 29-30, 2019 | Dr. Shyamli Singh |
APPPA
Sponsored by the Department of Personnel and Training, Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, Government of India, the 45th Advanced Professional Programme in Public Administration (APPPA) is a ten months’ programme, designed for senior officers of the All India Services, Central Services, Defence Services, Technical Services and officers of State Governments.
The Programme is a unique blend of theory and practice that gives the participants an exposure to the associated concepts, skills and techniques. It also provides an opportunity of peer-group learning. The purpose is to enhance sensibilities, sensitivities and capabilities of the participants to explore innovative options and choices. The programme develops a critical analysis of policy and service delivery mechanisms at inter-governmental, national, regional and/or at the levels of local government. It aims at honing practical knowledge and skills to deal with management and policy analysis issues across the spectrum of governance.
About 1505 administrators/officers from All-India and Central Services including those from the armed forces and a few officials from foreign countries and teachers of Indian Universities have participated in the programme since 1975, the year of its inception. A good number of APPPA participants have subsequently excelled in their respective services and many of them have moved on to occupy important positions in the Government of India and in the states. The programme fosters a permanent alliance between the IIPA and its participants. The continuation of a vibrant IIPA Alumni Association bears a testimony to this.
Eligibility Criteria
Our Partner
Our Partners List
Objectives
• Understand basic concepts of Social Sciences, Public Policy and Governance
• Develop their views on topical issues of Public Administration and Governance ethics in India;
• Analyze the factors that impact application of policies and modalities thereon;
• Apply analytical skills in decision-making;
• Design a framework for administrative reforms and good governance; and
• Develop interpersonal skills and sensitivity towards the needs of the people.
Programme
The Programme is a unique blend of theory and practice that gives the participants an exposure to the associated concepts, skills and techniques. It also provides an opportunity of peer-group learning. The purpose is to enhance sensibilities, sensitivities and capabilities of the participants to explore innovative options and choices. The programme develops a critical analysis of policy and service delivery mechanisms at inter-governmental, national, regional and/or at the levels of local government. It aims at honing practical knowledge and skills to deal with management and policy analysis issues across the
spectrum of governance.
About 1505 administrators/officers from All-India and Central Services including those from the armed forces and a few officials from foreign countries and teachers of Indian Universities have participated in the programme since 1975, the year of its inception. A good number of APPPA participants have subsequently excelled in their respective services and many of them have moved on to occupy important positions in the Government of India and in the states. The programme fosters a permanent alliance between the IIPA and its participants. The continuation of a vibrant IIPA Alumni Association bears a testimony to this.
Resource Material
List of Participants
| S. No. | Name, Designation and Place of posting |
| 1. |
Shri M. Subramanian, CSS Deputy Secretary, Police Moderalization Division, Ministry of Home Affairs, 26, Man Singh Road, Jaisalmer House, New Delhi-110001 |
| 2. |
Shri Santosh Kumar Sarangi, IAS Joint Secretary Ministry of Commerce and Industry Department of Commerce Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi -110001 |
| 3. |
Ms. Reetu Jain, IES Director Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Shivaji Stadium, New Delhi |
| 4. |
Shri Anupam Mishra, IES Economic Adviser, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Room No. 232C, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi |
| 5. |
Shri Vijay Ranjan Singh, IFS PS to Hon’ble Union Minister for Chemicals & Fertilizers, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi-110001 |
| 6. |
Shri Khushwant Singh Sethi, IFS Joint Secretary, Ministry of Panchayati Raj, 25 K.G. Marg, 11th Floor Jeevan Prakash Building, New Delhi-110001 |
| 7. |
Shri Bhupendra Sharma, INAS Deputy General Manager, O/o Chief General Manager, Naval Armament Depot, Naval Dockyard, Gun Gate, Mumbai-4000023 |
| 8. |
Air Cmde S Sridhar, IAF Room No. 20, HQ IDS, Kashmir House, Rajaji Marg, New Delhi-110011 |
| 9. |
Air Cmde P Maheshwar, IAF Dy Technical Manager (Air) Room No. 468, Air Headquarters, Vayu Bhawan, Rafi Marg, New Delhi-110011 |
| 10. |
Air Cmde K Shyamsunder, IAF Dy. AOLM, HQMC IAF, Vayu Sena Nagar, Nagpur-440007 |
| 11. |
Air Cmde R Raturi, IAF Addl Dir HPO-I, Room No. 518, DRDO Bhawan, Rafi Marg, New Delhi |
| 12. |
Air Cmde Sanjay, IAF CPSO, HQ SWAC, IAF, Vayu Shakti Nagar, Lekawada, Gandhinagar, Gujarat-382042 |
| 13. |
Brig Roopesh Mehta, SM, IA BRIG START MOV, R.No. 500, D 1 wing, ADG Start Mov,DGOL&SM, IHQ of MoD (Army), Sena Bhawan, New Delhi-110011 |
| 14. |
Brig Harjit Pal Singh Hansi, IA Dy MS, HQ Western Command, Pin-908543 c/o 56 APO |
| 15. |
Brig Shailendra Singh, IA BRIG INF (B), R.No. 416, D-1 wing, Brig INF B Sectt, Dte Gen of Infantry, IHQ of MoD (Army), Sena Bhawan, New Delhi |
| 16. |
Brig Charanjeev Manju, IA DY MS, HQ Northern Command, BS Branch, Pin-908545, C/O 56 APO |
| 17. |
Brig Sandeep Vohra, IA Chief Engineer 31 Zone, Pin-914631 C/o 56 APO |
| 18. |
Brig Praveen Bakshi, IA Signals Intelligence Directorate, Room No. 941, Sena Bhawan, New Delhi-110011 |
| 19. |
Brig OP Vaishnay, SM, VSM, IA Commander 787 (Independent) Air Defence Brigade, HQ 787 (I) AD Bde PIN-928787 C/o 56 APO |
| 20. |
Brig Gautam Chadha, SM, IA Brig (Procurement), Army Purchase Organisation, DGST, IHQ of MoD (Army), 2nd Floor, ‘H’ Wing, Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi-110001 |
| 21. |
Brig GS Sabherwal, IA Commandant, 3 EME Centre, Pin-900433, c/o 56 APO |
| 22. |
Brig Lalit Kapoor, IA DDG Rtg Zone (UP & UK), Pin-900354, C/o 56 APO |
| 23. |
Brigadier D Vivekanand, IA Commandant Military Hospital Secunderabad, Pin-900453 C/o 56 APO |
| 24. |
Comdt Saumay Chandoal, ICoG Commandant, Coast Guard Headquarters, National Stadium Complex, New Delhi |
| 25. |
Cmde Iqbal Singh Grewal, IN Commodore, Directorate of Civilian Personnel, R.N. 100, Integrated Headquarter, Ministry of Defence (Navy), New Delhi |
| 26. | Capt Satpal Singh, IN 512 / 16, Defence Officers Enclave, SP Marg, Chankyapuri – 110021 |
| 27. |
Capt Mohamed Thaju, IN IHQ-MOD(N)/DSP, Chanakya Bhawan, Chanakya Puri, New Delhi-110021 |
| 28. |
Capt Vikas Chawla, IN Director Naval Training, Room No. 336, C Wing, Sena Bhawan, New Delhi-110011 |
| 29. |
Cmde Rajat Manchanda, IN CMDE (Pers), II, IHQ MOD (N), Room No. 216A, C Wing, Sena Bhawan, New Delhi-110011 |
| 30. |
Shri Akhilesh Kumar Mishra, IOFS Director, Room No. 68, Budget Division, D/o Economic Affairs, North Block, New Delhi |
| 31. |
Shri Shailendra Dashora, IPoS Deputy Director General, Room No. 501, V Floor, D/o Posts, Dak Bhawan, New Delhi-110001 |
| 32. |
Shri Ravi Joseph Lokku, IPS Inspector General, National Disaster Response Force, 6th Floor, NDCC, Jai Singh Road, New Delhi-110001 |
| 33. |
Ms. Lily Pandeya, IRPS EDE/Special Project (University), Room No. 476-D, Rail Bhawan, New Delhi |
| 34. |
Shri Amal Garg, IRS Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals), Income Tax Office, Civil Lines, Moradabad-244001 |
| 35. |
Shri Jawahar Lal, IRSME Director (E&R), Room No 509, Rail Bhawan, Raisina Road, New Delhi |
| 36. |
Shri Neeraj Kumar Mouriya, IRTS DTT (Punctuality), Room No. 433A, Rail Bhawan, M/o Railways, Raisina Road, New Delhi |
| 37. |
Ms. Manisha Chatterjee, IRTS Dir Vig. T-(II), Room No. 524, Rail Bhawan, New Delhi |
| 38. |
Shri Devendra Singh Kachhwaha, ITS Director (Estt.), 500A, NTIPRIT, Admin Block, ALT Center, Rajnagar, Ghaziabad (U.P.)-201002 |
| 39. |
Shri Arvind Kumar Tripathi, ITS Director, Room No. 1322, DoT HQ, Sanchar Bhawan, 20 Ashoka Road, New Delhi |
| 40. |
Shri Subhash Chand, ITS Director (Training), 704, NRIPRIT, Admin Block, ALT Center, Rajnagar, Ghaziabad (U.P.)-201002 |
| 41. |
Shri Anand Katoch, ITS Director, DOT-HQ, O/o DDG (Personnel), Sanchar Bhawan, 20, Ashoka Road, New Delhi-110001 |
| 42. |
Shri P.K. Panda, ITS Sr. General Manager, BSNL & OSD to Secretary (T), D/o Telecommunications, Room No. 210, Sanchar Bhawan, Ashoka Road, New Delhi |
| 43. |
Shri Piyush Chand Gupta, ITS Director (Access Service-IV), D/o Telecommunications, Room No. 721, Sanchar Bhawan, 20, Ashoka Road, New Delhi-110001 |
| 44. |
Shri Ajay Negi, ITS GM(IT), 4306, Mahanagar, Door Sanchar Sadan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003 |
| 45. |
Shri Abhay Kumar, ITS Director (Rural), O/o Advisor, LSA, 5th Floor, MTNL Building, Nehru Place, New Delhi-110019 |
| 46. |
Shri Shiv Ratan, ITS Director (Vigilance Tech), 908, Sanchar Bhawan, 20, Ashoka Road, New Delhi-110001 |
Management Development Training Programme
The Indian Institute of Public Administration is engaged in addressing critical areas of governance and management. IIPA offers advisory services in operational areas and provides the necessary hand-holding in implementation of schemes, programmes, training and project in both Government and private sectors.
The Introduction of management practices in the judiciary has been a topic of discussion for quite some time now. The overall objectives of this MDP programme is to bring exponential improvement in reducing “ pendency of legal cases in the courts “and effective court management practices by leveraging modern tools & technology based system , process, team cohesiveness, reducing and streamlining managing human stress and strategy . The interactive programme has been customized to fit in with the current needs of court management practices.
Eligibility Criteria
Our Partner
Objectives
The specific objectives of the Management Development Programme are to:
- Familiarise with understanding of self through MBTI and inter-personal relationship.
- Enhance the effective communication abilities for an effective court functioning.
- Understand the concept of Total Quality Person and time management, work life balance. Handle stress at workplace and emotional quotient.
- Acquaint the participants with e-procurement, GeM 2.0, E- tendering, reverse auction and real time data analysis.
- Sensitize a managerial capabilities of participants through team building and change management.
- Acquaint the participants with the concept of conflict management,
- Explore value driven leadership style and develop effective leadership ethics for better administration, and integrate environment.
- Acquaint the participants with social media communication, cyber hygiene, change management and use of ICT for database management.
Programme
• Team Dynamics, Leadership and Strategic Vision, Synergy at work and Effective Communication.
• Total quality person (TQP), Work life Balance, Emotional Intelligence and Stress Management.
• Government e-Market place (Portal), Procurement from GeM , e- tendering & e- Governance , and
• Change Management, Social Media ethics, Cyber Hygiene, Security Techniques and use of ICT for Database Management.
Resource Material
- Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy: A Systematic Individual and Social Psychiatry by Eric Berne M.D.(Author)
- The Leader in you by Dale Carnegie
- Leading Change by John P Kotter
- HBEs Time Management (English, Paperback, Harvard Business Essentials)
- HBR’s 10 Must Reads: On Making Smart Decisions (Harvard Business Review )
- Mobile & Computer Ke 100 Smart Tips by Ankit Fadia
- corporate Chanakya by Radhakrishnan pillai
- Thinking Fast and slow by Daniel Kaheman
- Essentials of Team Building : Principles and Practices by Daniel w. Midura and Donald R. Glover .
List of Participants
| Sl. No | I.D. | Name | Designation | Place of Posting |
| 1. | 1906 | SANJAY KUMAR MALIK | Spl. J. (SC/ST, Pev.of Atroci Act) | Jhansi |
| 2. | 1907 | NEERAJ KUMAR | IIIrd A.D.J./Spl. J.(U.P. Dacoity.A.A.) | Banda |
| 3. | 1908 | RANANJAY KUMAR VERMA | Principal Judge, Family Court | Unnao |
| 4. | 1909 | MANOJ KUMAR-III | Addl. District & Sessions Judge | Jaunpur |
| 5. | 1910 | VIKAS KUMAR-I | Addl. District & Sessions Judge | Bulandshahar |
| 6. | 1911 | ANIL KUMAR-XIII | Addl. District & Sessions Judge | Moradabad |
| 7. | 5685 | HARISH TRIPATHI | Addl. District & Sessions Judge | Bareilly |
| 8. | 5686 | PANKAJ KUMAR UPADHYAY | Secretary, Lok Ayukta | Lucknow |
| 9. | 5687 | SATYA PRAKASH TRIPATHI | Addl. District & Sessions Judge | Ballia |
| 10. | 5688 | ALOK KUMAR PARASAR | Judicial Member, Commercial Tax Tribunal | Aligarh |
| 11. | 5689 | RAVINDRA VIKRAM SINGH | Addl. District & Sessions Judge | Rai Bareli |
| 12. | 6445 | SUBODH BHARTI | Dy. Secretary, U.P. State Legal Services Authority | Lucknow |
| 13. | 6446 | PASHUPATI NATH MISHRA | Chief Judicial Magistrate | Varanasi |
| 14. | 6448 | SMT. NIRMALA | Secretary, District Legal Services Authority | Shahjahanpur |
| 15. | 1521 | ANURAG KUREEL | Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate | Sultanpur |
| 16. | 6449 | HEMANT KUMAR-II | Chief Judicial Magistrate | Hapur |
| 17. | 6450 | TRIBHUWAN NATH | Civil Judge (Senior Div.) | Meerut |
| 18. | 6451 | PARASHU RAM | Civil Judge (Sr.Div.)/ ACJM | Lakhimpur- Mohammadi |
| 19. | 6452 | ANIL KUMAR-VII | Civil Judge (Senior Div.) | Ramabai Nagar |
| 20. | 6453 | SHIV KUMAR-III | Addl. Civil Judge (Sr.Div.)/ACJM. | Bareilly |
| 21. | 6454 | ARBIND KUMAR GAUTAM | Chief Judicial Magistrate | Rampur |
| 22. | 6455 | UDAY VEER SINGH | Chief Judicial Magistrate | Rai Bareli |
| 23. | 2605 | DAVENDER KUMAR | Addl. Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Farrukhabad |
| 24. | 2610 | SMT. BHAWNA BHARTIYA | Addl. Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Mirzapur |
| 25. | 2611 | HIMANSHU VERMA | Addl. Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Shahjahanpur |
| 26. | 2612 | SUNIL SHEKHAR | Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Sonbhadra |
| 27. | 2614 | SUSHANT BAHAL | Judicial Magistrate | Jhansi |
| 28. | 2512 | SRIKANT GAURAV | Addl. Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Allahabad |
| 29. | 2620 | SUSHRI KIRTI SINGH | Addl. Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Hamirpur |
| 30. | 2621 | DEVARSHI DEV KUMAR | Addl. Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Sultanpur |
| 31. | 2622 | YUGAL CHANDRA CHAUDHARY | Judicial Magistrate | Shahjahanpur |
| 32. | 2623 | DINESH KUMAR DIWAKAR | Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Rai Bareli |
| 33. | 2626 | AVINASH RANJAN | Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Sultanpur |
| 34. | 2628 | PRASHANT KUMAR SINGH | Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Etawah |
| 35. | 2630 | SUSHRI ARCHANA SINGH | Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Mathura |
| 36. | 2634 | VAKEEL | Civil Judge (Junior Div.) | Mau |
| 37. | 5735 | BHOODEV GAUTAM | IIIrd A.D.J. | Faizabad |
| 38. | 5728 | SMT. REETA KAUSHIK | Pr. Judge, Family Court | Faizabad |
| 39. | 6380 | RAHUL ANAND | Chief Judicial Magistrate | Etawah |
| 40. | 6470 | SMT. RENU SINGH | Secretary, District Legal Services Authority | Etawah |
Personality Development Training Programme (PDTP)
Four week Personality Development Training Programme for the Probationers of Indian Engineering Service (IES) of Central Public Work Department of Government of India to share knowledge on various administrative and legal matters related to CPWD area that have far reaching significance in the direction of enhancing organizational values and overall effectiveness.
Eligibility Criteria
Our Partner
Objectives
The specific objectives of the foundation programme are to:
Elucidate the Leadership Style, Leadership ethics and values.
Familiarize with understanding self through MBTI and inter-personal relationship.
Provide with the thorough overview of the communication process and suggest actions for improving listening and presentation skills.
Enhancing the communication abilities for an effective managerial role.
Understand the concept of Total Quality Person.
Enhance the skills in Email, Telephone, listening, presentation and public speaking,
Sensitizing about the managerial capabilities of participants through team building and change management.
Acquaint the participants with the concept of conflict management,
Explore value driven leadership and develop effective leadership for better administration, and integrate environment protection law with smart cities.
Acquaint the participants with social media communication and cyber hygiene.
Programme
Emotional Intelligence
Transaction Analysis
Time Management
Work Life Balance
Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
Effective Communication Style
Interpersonal Skills
Leading change & Organisational Transformation
Team Dynamics
Stress Management
Total Quality Life
Client Relationships
Communication and Soft Skills Training
Inspired Living
Difference types of Etiquettes (Telephone, Email, Dinning, Listening, Social Interaction, Dressing etc.)
Group Making Decision Style
Gender Bias
Self-Projection
A.P.S.
Leadership & Decision Making Style
Conflict Management
Attachment with Nehru Institute of Mountaineering, Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand on mountaineering, leadership development and self-motivation.
Different types of Etiquette (Telephone, Email, Dinning, Listening, Social Interaction, Dressing etc.)
MBTI (Understanding Self)
Effective Communication and Presentation Skill
Developing Effective Interpersonal Communication skills
Team Dynamics
Leadership and Motivation
Ethics and Compliance
Work Life Balance
Resource Material
List of Participants
| 1. |
Ms. Manisha Kumari Meena Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9911218004 Email: mani_17iitd@yahoo.co.in |
2. |
Mr. Harjinder Singh Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9999870488 Email: harjinder.dce@gmail.com |
| 3. |
Mr. Aman Gupta Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8960391598 Email: amanguptaiitbhu@gmail.com |
4. |
Mr. Tausif Reza Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8960837558 Email: tausifakbar@gmail.com |
| 5. |
Mr. Sumit Kumar Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9582811924 Email: sumitraghuvanshi2@gmail.com |
6. |
Mr. Y. Amarnath Reddy Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9492827713 Email: yendreddy12345@gmail.com |
| 7. |
Mr. Prakhar Prashant Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9953954364 Email: prakharprashant.hzb@gmail.com |
8. |
Mr. Ajay Narwal Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9571759111 Email: ajaynarwalmnit@gmail.com |
| 9. |
Mr. Shashank Upadhyay Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9451115234 Email: supadhyay94@gmail.com |
10. |
Mr. Manas Kumar Dey Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9831533900 Email: manasdey2205@gmail.com |
| 11. |
Mr. Ajay Sharma Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 7042515061 Email: as.ajaysharma.2010@gmail.com |
12. |
Mr. Harshit Garg Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8126282055 Email: harshitg42@gmail.com |
| 13. |
Mr. Rishabh Srivastava Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 7524998391 Email: rishabhsrivas123@gmail.com |
14. |
Mr. Ajinkya Rai Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 7738920485 Email: ajinkyanil2004@yahoo.com |
| 15. |
Mr. Anshul Bakliwal Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8739925077 Email: anshulmncj@gmail.com |
16. |
Mr. Ritesh Kumar Agrawal Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8130187653 Email: agrawalritesh1994@gmail.com |
| 17. |
Ms. Pragati Singh Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9711556562 Email: singh.pragati91@gmail.com |
18. |
Mr. Kumar Gaurav Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8105828323 Email: kgvicky18@gmail.com |
| 19. |
Mr. Avinash Ranjan Jha Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8447649713 Email: ranjanavinashjha@gmail.com |
20. |
Mr. Kushagra Singh Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8285201371 Email: kushgr91@gmail.com |
| 21. |
Mr. Aman Ashilesh Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8134961135 Email: aman.ashilesh@gmail.com |
22. |
Mr. Shubham Bhaisare Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8956597821 Email: sabhaisare@gmail.com |
| 23. |
Mr. Navneet Kumar Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8802488924 Email: navneetkamboj1995@gmail.com |
24. |
Mr. Vikram Mathur Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9205975576 Email: vikram.mathur.civ12@itbhu.ac.in |
| 25. |
Mr. Dayashankar Yadav Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9456338532 Email: dayasyadav@gmail.com |
26. |
Mr. Nitish Kumar Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9565069100 Email: nitkrajkrishna@gmail.com |
| 27. |
Mr. Satish Kumar Meena Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8882973103 Email: satish.nitj71@gmail.com |
28. |
Mr. Vishal Kumar Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8171802056 Email: vishalkumar43007@gmail.com |
| 29. |
Mr. Sajjan Singh Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8287967835 Email: saj.thalore@gmail.com |
30. |
Mr. Ashish Kumar Verma Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9085935400 Email: ashishverma125@gmail.com |
| 31. |
Mr. Ashish Kumar Jarwal Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9782094093 Email: ashjarwal09@gmail.com |
32. |
Mr. Shiv Shankar Meena Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8750367595 Email: shiviitkgp277@gmail.com |
| 33. |
Mr. Rajendra Siwal Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 7053276682 Email: rajendersiwal94@gmail.com |
34. |
Mr. Vikas Singh Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 9899894031 Email: ervikassingh010@gmail.com |
| 35. |
Mr. Mohd Amzad Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) Mob: 8958786808 Email: amzadabc73@gmail.com |
Mid Career Training Programme (MCTP)
The Four Week Mid Career Training (MCT) Programme of Indian Revenue Service (Customs & Central Excise), Phase III, has been sponsored by National Academy of Customs, Indirect Taxes & Narcotics, Centre of Excellence, Government of India, New Delhi.
The IRS participants will be benefited in the areas of Customs Law, GST, International Trade and Customs, Border Enforcement, Administration, Management, Governance and Finance.
Eligibility Criteria
Our Partner
Objectives
• Acquire and update knowledge about the dominant domestic and international issues in the areas of Custom Automation, International Custom Law, International Trade and Customs, Border Enforcement, Regulatory Compliance Management, Maritime Enforcement, Trade facilitation, GST & Use of Information Technology, Total Quality Management, Strategic Communication and Synergy at Work.
• Appreciate the importance and gain familiarity with the critical managerial and inter-personal organisational skills.
• Reinforce service networks essential for effective policy implementation.
Programme
1. Service Conduct Rules
2. GST and Financial Systems
3. GFR and Audit Perceptions of Contract
4. Leadership Values & Effective Communication
5. Leading Change and organizational transformation
6. Cyber & Forensic investigation
7. Knowledge Management sharing tools
8. Decision Making and Conflict Resolution Style
9. Time management
10. Communication Style for Trade Facilitation
11. Inspired Living
12. Trade Facilitation Issues
13. Social Policy and Governance
14. Emerging Issues in Trade
15. Big Data and analytics for customs
16. Public Policy Drivers and Present Scenario
17. GST Implementation : SWOT Analysis for Future Implementation
18. Evolution of E-Governance in India : 1990’s to present Digital India.
19. E- Customs
20. Locating Media from Governance Perspective
21. Understanding the Nudge Theory
22. Administration, Governance and Social Justice
23. Art of Public Speaking
24. Globalisation of Indian Economy
25. Negotiations and Conflict Management
26. Make In India and Trade Facilitation Issues
27. Decision making and Strategic thinking
28. International Framework for money Laundering and Mutual Evaluation Process
29. Understanding Prevention of Money Laundering through Case Study
30. Emotional Intelligence
31. Public Policy on Taxation
32. The Art of Win-Win negotiation
33. Health issues and Stress Management
34. Border Management
Resource Material
- Report of the Taxation Inquiry Commission 1953-54 (Vol. I&II),
- Report of the Tariff Revision Committee, 1966 – Part-I.
- Report of the Study Team on the Customs Department, 1967 (Parts-I & II).
- Report of the Study Team on leakage of Foreign Exchange through Invoice Manipulation, 1971.
- Report of Expert Committee appointed to suggest ways and means of achieving a more accurate & scientific forecasting of Customs revenue, 1974.
- Report of the Indirect Taxation Inquiry Committee, 1977 (Parts I & II).
- Customs Manuals – Published by the Directorate of Publicity and Public Relations, Customs & Central Excise.
- Report of Dr. Raja J. Chelliah Tax Reforms Committee.
- Report of the Rekhi Committee on Indirect Taxes.
List of Participants
| S. No. | Name of Officer (S/Sh/Ms.) | Present Place of Posting | Email ID |
| 1. | Ravneet Singh Khurana | Joint Dir., DGPM, Delhi. | ravneet.khurana@nic.in |
| 2. | Dr. Vishwajeet Singh | Joint Commr., CGST Dibrugarh | aapvsingh@gmail.com |
| 3. | Sachin Balasaheb Sawant | Dy. Dir., Enforcement Directorate, Delhi | feellinked@yahoo.com |
| 4. | Neelesh Rautkar | Joint Commr., (Audit), Nagpur Commissionerate. | rautkarneelesh@gmail.com |
| 5. | Saroj Samiya (Ms.) | Joint Commr., CGST Mumbai East. | sarojagrahari786@gmail.com |
| 6. | Mahender Kumar | Dy. Commr., Mumbai CUS.-III | aggarwalmahendra@gmail.com |
| 7. | Maharaj Singh | Joint Commr., Gawalior, CBN | maharajvarunsingh@gmail.com |
| 8. | Rajesh Kumar | Joint Dir., DG NACIN, Faridabad | rajesh.irs1@gmail.com |
| 9. | Sunil Bhimrao Deshmukh | Jt. Commr., CGST Aurangabad | sbd1012@rediffmail.com |
| 10. | Rajesh Kumar | Dy. Commr., CCO, Ahmedabad. | rajesh1.kumar@gov.in |
| 11. | Pradeep K. Singh Sanger | Dy. Commr., CX, Agra | sengar.ps@gmail.com |
| 12. | Shankhesh Mehta | Dy. Commr., CGST, Vadodara-I | shankhesh.m@gov.in |
| 13. | Mukesh Kumari (Ms.) | Dy. Commr.,CGST Ahmedabad Audit-I | mukeshirs09@gmail.com |
| 14. | Lakshay Kumar | Dy. Commr., Ludhiana GST | lakshay.gupta@gmail.com |
| 15. | Mansi Trivedi (Ms.) | Dy. Dir., DGGI, Ahmedabad | mansi.trivedi@gov.in |
| 16. | Minu Shukla Pathak (Ms.) | Dy. Dir., NACIN, Faridabad | ddnacen@gmail.com |
| 17. | Deepa Srivastava (Ms.) | Dy. Commr., GST, Guntur | deepashahk@gmail.com |
| 18. | Gaurav Chandel | Dy. Commr., Kolkata CUS. | gauravirs09@gmail.com |
| 19. | Rajendra Kumar | Dy. Commr., Lucknow Cus. (P), | raj28.irs@gmail.com |
| 20. | Vishal Malani | Dy. Dir., RMD, Mumbai | vishalmalani9@gmail.com |
| 21. | Sarika Shah (Ms.) | Dy. Commr., DG(System) Mumbai | sarika.shah@icegate.gov.in |
| 22. | Swati Shiwam (Ms.) | Dy. Commr.,Pune Audit-II (Kolhapur Goa) | swatiirs@gmail.com |
| 23. | Dr. Puneeta (Ms.) | Dy. Commr., DGGSTI, Delhi | maliabedi83@gmail.com |
| 24. | Anuj Bhatnagar | Dy. Commr., CGST Surat | anuj.bhatnagar62@icegate.gov.in, anujsang62@gmail.com |
| 25. | Ved Prakash Singh | CGST, MUMBAI, Audit-III | ved.prakashsingh@gov.in |
| 26. | Thomas Basumatary | Dy. Dir., DGRI, Siliguri | thomas.basumatary@gov.in |
| 27. | Anand Kumar Jha (On Deputation) | Dy. Commr., CBEC, Delhi | jha.anandkumar@nic.in |
| 28. | Atreyee Dev Roy (Ms.) | Dy. Commr., Delhi CUS. (PPG & Other ICDs) | atreyee.roy@icegate.gov.in |
| 29. | N. Mohan Krishna | Assistant Commr., Jamnagar CUS. (P) | mokri.irs@gmail.com |
| 30. | Deepna Singh (Ms.) | Dy. Commr., Delhi ACC (Imp.) CUS. | deepna1.singh@icegate.gov.in |
| 31. | Vivek Gupta | Dy. Commr., CGST Mumbai | vivek.g@nic.in |
| 32. | Sumit Garg | Dy. Dir., TPRU, Delhi | drsumitgargirs@gmail.com |
| 33. | Shekhar Kumar | Dy. Dir., DGPM, Delhi HQ | shekhar.kk@gov.in |
| 34. | Md. Salik Parwaiz | Dy. Commr., Noida, SEZ | salikcffs@gmail.com |
| 35. | Jomy Jacob | Dy. Director (RMD), Mumbai | jomyjacobarackal@gmail.com |
| 36. | Pawan Kumar | Dy. Commr., Patna Cus. (P) | kumar.pawan142@gmail.com |
| 37. | Shiv Narayan | Dy. Commr., CGST Hyderabad | cgst.actechhydcommte@gov.in |
| 38. | Sachin Dinkar Shankpal | On Deputation Cabinet Secy. | sachinllb_23@yahoo.com, sachin.shankpal3@gmail.com |
| 39. | Shashi Panwar | Dy. Commr., Kandla CUS. | shashipanwar1@gmail.com |
| 40. | Millinath Kashinath Jeure | Dy. Commr., Mumbai CUS-III | mallijeure3@gmail.com |
| 41. | Shreemohan Lal Meena | Dy. Commr., DTE of Logistics Delhi | sml.meena1961@gov.in |
| 42. | Braj Lal Meena | Brajlalmeena09@gmail.com |
Foundation Training Programme for Scientists and Technologists
Eight week Foundation Training Programme for scientific personnel of Government of India on the areas of administration, management, governance and finance.
Eligibility Criteria
Our Partner
Objectives
• Appreciate the symbiotic relationship between Science, Technology, Development and Society and understand Science and Technology Policy with a social perspective.
• Understand the Legal and Administrative Framework pertaining to S&T and examine the nature of relationship between the State, Civil Society and Market and their roles in shaping the development of Science and Technology in the emerging Policy scenario.
• Acquire necessary Behavioral and Communication skills for enhancing decision making and problem solving capacity and overcoming difficult situations in work place through effective management of Time, Stress and Conflict situations.
• Appreciate the contemporary challenges confronting scientists and administrators in handling issues concerning Environment climate change Disaster Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development.
• Comprehend administrative rules and procedures required for dealing with related Ministries, Departments and Organizations more effectively.
• Apply some of the good practices used in other organizations in implementation of S&T Policy.
• Prepare S&T projects for funding by the concerned departments and Acquire Skills for Appraisal, Implementation, Monitoring, Evaluation and Impact Assessment of Science and Technology Projects.
• Apply the basic concepts of Financial Management and Budgetary Control.
• Apply ICT-enabled Processes of Governance for improving public service delivery systems, Information Security, IPR/Copyright and Ethical issues.
• Evaluate the role of Science, Technology and Innovation in Urban and Rural Development.
Programme
1. Science, Technology and Society: The Symbiotic Relationship
2. Indian Legal, Political and Administrative System
3. Human Resource Management
4. Scientific Research and Project Management
5. Economics and Financial Management
6. Rural and Urban Development in India Smart Cities Smart Villages
7. Office Management
8. Contemporary Issues SDGs
Resource Material
List Of Participants
Training Programme on Financial Management in Scientific Organizations
Financial awareness has a significant impact on effective decision making in an organization. This program provides a working knowledge of the basic principles of financial management. Non Finance executives can strengthen their day to day functioning by becoming conversant with the fundamentals of finance. Participants will learn to interpret financial information and understand the financial implications of their decisions.
Objectives
• Enhance their role as a decision maker and understand the implications of finance on departmental activities
• Understand budgetary process and nuances related preparation of budget
• Enhance the ability to identify areas for cost reduction and management
• Understand various tools for financial planning, program evaluation, performance evaluation and control
• Help them understand and interpret financial statements
Programme
• General Financial Rules, 2017
• Budgeting Process
• Appropriation and Re-Appropriation of funds
• Tools and techniques for short term and long term financial planning
• Understanding financial statements: Balance Sheet, Income Statement
• Analysis of Financial Statements for Decision Making
Resource Material
List Of Participants
Capacity Building programme for Technical Personnel
Capacity building programme for technical personnel of scientific institutions in the areas of office rules & regulations, finance, administration, human resources etc.
Objectives
• enhance the understanding of administrative and financial rules and procedures
• provide an exposure to management related issues, problems and solutions
• enable cross learning in contemporary issues such as Environment, Climate Change and Disaster Management and team work through preparation of group reports and presentations
Programme
• Relevance of Science & Technology for Society
• Establishment Rules
• Office Management & Noting Drafting
• Conduct Rules
• Disciplinary Proceedings
• Preparing Cabinet Notes
• General Financial Rules
• Contract Management in Government
• Audit in Scientific Institutions
• RTI & Its Implementation
• Delegation of Financial Powers & e-procurement
• Emerging Trends in Governance
• Communications and Leadership Skills
• Project Management in Scientific Institutions
• Accounting as a Means of Information in Scientific Organisations
• Analysis of Financial Statements
• Gender Issues and Concerns
• Consumer Protection: Education & Awareness
• Total Quality Management
• Government Report Writing
• Science and Technology: Contemporary issues viz. Environment management , Climate and Disaster Risk Reduction
• Group Report Preparation and Presentations
Resource Material
List Of Participants
Training Programme on Science, Technology and Emerging Trends in Governance
One week training programme on the interface of developments in science & technology with governance and administration.
Objectives
In brief, the objectives are to facilitate the participants to:
• Get a comprehensive understanding of the concept of governance and its importance in contemporary times, especially in the background of Reforms in various sectors.
• Comprehend the complex process of interface of science and technology and governance.
• Acquire necessary skills for facing the challenges posed by sweeping changes in governance.
• Appreciate the process of making governance citizen centric in recent years like “less government, more governance”.
• Envision the role of scientists and technologists in strengthening governance and democratic fibre of the country.
Programme
• Emerging trends in governance: Citizen-centric administration, governance and the changing dynamics of interface between them, “less Government, moreGovernance”
• Social Capital, Trust and Participative public service delivery
• Promoting science Diplomacy, Research and Development and Innovation etc.
• Few best practices: Detailed analysis of various initiatives, and others where science and technology has played a key role in improving governance.
Resource Material
List Of Participants
Training Programme on Science and Technology for Rural Societies for Women Scientists & Technologists, (under Disha Scheme)
One week training programme of women scientific personnel in the areas of development and enhancement of science & technology in rural societies.The program will expose the participants to the innovative interventions in the area of S&T, initiated by both state and civil society institutions. The intention is to engage them into creative exercises to think of new possibilities for rural development using science and technology.
Objectives
• To expose the participants to the complex problems facing rural societies.
• To expose the participants to the existing Rural Development programmes, including those with special emphasis on S & T.
• To encourage the participants to analyse the scope for science and technology inputs contributing to improvement of development outcomes.
• To expose the participants to the indigenous knowledge systems prevalent in various parts of India and its relevance for rural society, as also, to encourage them to find grounds for an interface of modern and traditional systems for improving the outcomes.
• To examine possibilities of applications of S & T to improve development outcomes for the rural societies.
Resource Material
List Of Participants
Programme
• Policy Framework for Rural Development and scope for engagement with Science and Technology
• Emerging trends in Science and Technology relevant for rural India
• Indigenous knowledge systems prevalent in various parts of rural societies of India
• Case studies: emphasizing science and technology innovation for RuralDevelopment
• Challenges and Opportunities of interface of science, technology and rural societies
Advanced Leardership Programme
The key to creating and sustaining an innovative and successful organization is leadership. As competition increases and globalization offers a mix of opportunities and challenges, the role and importance of leaders attain centre-stage. Organizations take time to respond to the rapid changes taking place in the global economy. A good leader acts as a catalyst to continually evolve a work culture in the organization that is responsive and sensitive to business and administration. A leader not only has to have a bouquet of necessary skills, but also certain intrinsic traits of personality in order to handle organizational challenges. This does not come easily, as it requires a great deal of un-learning and re-learning. Everyone may not be a leader but each one of us has the necessary potential and requires nurturing in all types of organizations both public and private.
This Advanced Leadership Programme (ALP) is a transformative four-week engagement which creates an optimal learning environment. With a diverse participant cohort from different sectors, improved peer learning and a global, lifelong network of trusted professionals, the programme has been consistently appreciated. Participants invest four weeks to immerse themselves in new ways of thinking to enrich their ability to lead. The comprehensive curriculum and experiential approach extends a reflective pause in one’s career. The sessions are designed to be thought-provoking, keeping participants engaged and eager to apply their learnings within their organizations. They leave having gained new reserves of strategies and personal insights that can be put to use in their enterprises.
Eligibility Criteria
Our Partner
Objectives
To prepare enterprise leaders capable of leading their organizations to achieve national aspirations in a globalized environment
To enrich the participants through sharing of experiences, national and international, and provide opportunities for building relationships with key stakeholders
To provide a comprehensive insight into the philosophy and concepts of Leadership.
To develop a concept of Relevant Leadership in Business
To develop creative and lateral thinking abilities for building globally competitive organizations in the public domain
To develop a critical understanding of culture and management practices in countries abroad, with implications for Indian organizations
To understand the intricacies of organisation development, public policy and change management in the public domain.
Resource Material
Programme
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Global Business Environment
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v Global business and economic environment v Emerging role of Indian business enterprises v Strategic disinvestement in public sector v Corporate and global strategy |
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Corporate Governance |
v Corporate Governance v Corporate Restructuring and Turnaround strategies v Business Ethics & CSR |
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Strategic Leadership
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v Managing from within v Developing emotional & relational Competencies v Creating high performance teams v Leading organisations v Championing strategic change v Business transformation through spiritual and value based leadership v Transformational Leadership |
List Of Participants
| S. No. | Name & Details of Participants |
| 1. |
Shri Raj Kumar Malhotra, General Manager (Finance), Power Finance Corporation Ltd, New Delhi |
| 2. |
Shri Nepuni Kaikho Mao, General Manager (E/M),Env/R&R wing, North Eastern Electric Power Corporation Ltd., Meghalaya |
| 3. |
Shri Surinder Kumar, General Manager-Admn. Dept. Mumbai, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited Mumbai |
| 4. |
Shri Sanjay Dasgupta, General Manager-LPG Projects, LPG SBU, HQO, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Mumbai |
| 5. |
Shri Jagdish T. Nimje, General Manager-IT&S, Int. Trade & Supplies Dept., HQO Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Mumbai |
| 6. |
Shri Debasish Basak, General Manager-Retail Upgradation, Retail SBU, North Central Zone Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Mumbai |
| 7. |
Shri Subhash Anurag, Gen. Manager-Retail Upgradation, retail SBU, North Central Zone Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Mumbai |
| 8. |
Shri Prashant M. Prabhudesai, GM-Infrastructure & IT Facilities, Info. Systems Dept. HQO Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Mumbai |
| 9. |
Shri Ashish Kumar Chouksey, Chief Engineer (Civil), NHPC Ltd., Faridabad |
| 10. |
Shri Abhishek Singh, Goa Shipyard Limited, Goa |
| 11. |
Shri. Murali Mohan, Additional General Manager (Marketing & BD), Bharat Dynamic Limited, Hyderabad |
| 12. |
Shri. Khem Chand Gupta, Joint GM (Mining) NMDC Ltd, Dantewada |
| 13. |
Shri B Venkateswarlu, JGM[Mng], BIOM, NMDC Ltd., Chhatisgarh |
| 14. |
Shri R. Jayan General Manager, Indian Oil Corporation, New Delhi |
TOT for Consumer Protection and Welfare
Training of Trainers for Heads and Members of NGOs/VCOs in Consumer Protection and Welfare. The programme is sponsored by the Department of Consumer Affairs, Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, Government of India. IIPA extends a warm welcome to all the participants and feels that each participant would be benefited from the discussions and deliberations during the programme.
Eligibility Criteria
Our Partner
OBJECTIVES/Programme
enhance their knowledge and skill in the area of Consumer Protection and Consumer Welfare;
understand the need and importance of Consumer Protection and Welfare;
acquaint with the national and international dimensions of Consumer Protection and the role of various stakeholders;
explain the various provisions of the Consumer Protection Act and other legislations having a bearing on Consumer Protection;
discuss the legal dimensions of Consumer Protection in different service sectors such as medical, telecom, housing etc; and
Develop training skills.
Resource Material
List of Participants
SI.No. |
ame & Address | SI.No. | Name & Address |
| 1. |
Shri Gaurav Gupta Coordinator Consumer Guild Near Post Office, Roshan Ganj, Sikandra Rao, (Hathras) Uttar Pradesh Pin – 204215 Uttar Pradesh (M): 9358796684 Email : gaurilal729@gmail.com |
2. |
Shri Jagdish Prasad Regar Consumer Volunteer Ajmer Zila Gramin Upbhokta Sansthan Masuda Distt.- Ajmer Rajasthan (O): 01462-266938 (R): 01462-266992 (M): 7568822512 Email: jtungriya@gmail.com |
| 3. |
Shri Boddeti Venkata Surya Sekhar Executive Member Visakha Consumers Council Plot No.-120, 55/43/30, Doctors Colony, Seethammadhara Visakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh (M): 9014333646 Email: boddetivssekhar@gmail.com |
4. |
Mr. Satyapal Singh Programme Associate Consumer Unity & Trust Society, D-217, Sindhi Colony, Bhaskar Marg, Banipark, Jaipur – 302016 Rajasthan (O): 0141-2282821 (M): 9460291906 Email: sts@cuts.org |
| 5. |
Shri M.V. Srinivas Reddy Joint Secretary Visakha Consumers Council, P.No. 20-55/43/30, Hill View Doctors Colony, Seethammadhara, Visakhapatnam – 530013 (M): 9490950651, 08912550794, Email: mvsr67@gmail.com
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6. |
Shri M. Somasundaram Liaison officer Consumer Association of India & The Concert Trust 32, Kohinoor Complex, Vettuvankeni, Chennai – 600115 Tamil Nadu (O): 044-24494575/77 (F): 044-24492140 (M): 9444253739 Email: somumeena@ymail.com |
| 7. |
Mrs. P. Lakshmi Working Assistant Consumer Association of India 32, Kohinoor Complex, Vettuvankeni, Chennai – 600115 Tamil Nadu (O): 044-24494575/77 (F): 044-24492140 (M): 9940442533 Email: cai.india1@gmail.com |
8. |
Shri Bhanwar Ram Meghwal Upbhokta Margdarshan Samiti (UMAS) 12E10,Chopasni Housing Board, Jodhpur- 342008 Rajasthan Mailing Address: Vill+Post- Borunda, Tehsil – Pipra City, Near Police Station, District- Jodhpur – 342 604. Rajasthan (M): 9829806747 |
| 9. |
Shri Madan Lal Jahel Upbhokta Margdarshan Samiti (UMAS) 12E10,Chopasni Housing Board, Distt.- Jodhpur- 342008 Rajasthan Mailing Address: Vill+Post- Bourunda, Tehsil Pipar City Distt.- Jodhpur- 342604 Rajasthan (M): 9530187316 |
10. |
Shri Pawan Gandhi Coordinator U.P. Upbhokta Kalyan Parishad Akrati Gandhi Sadan, Near Rathi Moters, Agara Road, Aligarh – 202001 Uttar Pradesh (R): 9219747430 (M): 8923346455 Email: pwawan1981@gmail.com |
| 11. |
Shri Devarapalli Prakash Field Coordinator CREEDS-NGO 8-31-75 Srungara Pet, Perala, Chisala Prakasam – 523157 Andhra Pradesh (M): 9705817587 Email: dasprakash3211@gmail.com |
11. |
Shri Ashok Kumar Singroul Sanyojak Sarv Majdur Kalyan Samiti Prankhaira Block Pandariya Distt. Kabirdham Chattisgarh – 491559. (M): 7509362929 Email: cgsmks2016@gmail.com |
| 12. |
Ms. Deepu Rani Executive Member Upbhokta Sanrakshan Samiti, Sangaria 1/262, Nai Abadi Ward No.15 Sangaria Teh. Sangaria Distt. Hanumangarh Rajasthan – 335063 (O): 01499-253222 (M): 8239478547 Email: d8239478547@gmail.com |
13. |
Mrs. Deepti Arya Member Upbhokta Sarankshan Samiti Sangaria 1/262, Nai Abadi, Ward No.15, Sangaria, District Hanumangarh – 335063 Rajasthan (O): 01499-253222 (R): 01499-250400 (M): 9414091040 Email: aryadeepti1974@gmail.com |
| 14. |
Shri Jitendriya Pujahari Programme Officer Research Academy for Rural Enrichment (RARE) At/P.O.-Sonepur (Gokrneswarpada) District Subarnapur – 767017 Odisha (M): 9853181122 Email: raresonepur@hotmail.com |
15. |
Shri Naval Singh Parmar O.S.D. U.P. Upbhokta Kalyan Parishad 10/215A, Katra Wazir Khan, Jamuna Bridge, Agra – 282006 Uttar Pradesh (O): 0562-234511 (R): 9457949891 Email: navalpsingh10@gmail.com |
| 16. |
Shri Samuel Savanam Programme Coordinator CREEDS-NGO 9-24-39, L.B.S. Nagar 8th Line, Beside Govt. Hospital, Perala, Chirala, Perala-Chirala, Prakasam (Dist.) Andhra Pradesh – 523 157. (M): 9848617073 Email: savanam.samuel@gmail.com |
17. |
Shri Dwarika Prasad Sahu Member Sarv Majdur Kalyan Samiti Prankhaira, Block – Pandariya, Distt- Kabirdham (Kawardha), Chattisgarh – 491 559. (M): 9584366576 Email: cgsmks2016@gmail.com
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| 18. |
Mr. Kunwar Dheer Singh Programme Associate Consumer Unity & Trust Society, D-217, Bhaskar Marg, Banipark Jaipur – 302016 Rajasthan (M): 9968855287, 9672988006 Email: kdheersingh@gmail.com kds@cuts.org |
19. |
Shri Basanta Kumar Khilar District Coordinator VCO, Odisha Odisha North East Zone, Bhadrak Vill: Bisalkana, Post: Badabarchikayan, Via: Randiahat, District: Bhadrak, Orissa – 756135 (M): 9337902062 Email: baskhilar@gmail.com |
| 20. |
Ms. Banita Samal Assistant Coordinator VCO Odisha Rajya Upbhokta Mahila Mahasangha Apartibindha Back Side of Bhadrak Collectorate, P.O.+ Dist. Bhadrak, Odisha – 756100 (M): 8895423693, 8895423693 Email: banitasamal58@gmail.com |
21 |
Mohd Belal Governing Body Member Port Area Consumers Association(CAL) 71/1C, Diamond Harbour Road, Khidderpore, Kolkata – 700 023 West Bengal (O): 0332449 – 5753 (M): 8444020740 Email: ssgskol@yahoo.com |
| 22. |
Mr. Taslim Ahmed Assistant Secretary Port Area Consumers Association 71/1C, Diamond Harbour Road, Khidderpore, Kolkata – 700 023 West Bengal (O): 5753-0332449 (M): 7003736437 Email: ssgskol@yahoo.com |
23. |
Smt. Simpal Rajkumar Rathod General Secretary All India Consumer Welfare Orgnisation R-132, Reshimbag , Nagpur – 110 009. Maharashtra (M): 9422496011, 8830780073 Email: simpalsimpal72@gmail.com |
| 24. |
Shri Dana Venkata Ramanaiah President Model Organisation For Oppressed And Neglected (MOON) 25-4-147, Nippo Back Side, Indira Gandhi Nagar, Podalakur Road, SPSR Nellore – 524004. Andhra Pradesh (M): 9704021919, 7981533752 Email: moonngo2007@gmail.com |
25. |
Shri Umashankar Kashyap Child Line Counsellor Astha Samiti Kawardha Behind Office Collector, Near Urja Park, Kawardha Disst. Kabirdham Chhattisgarh (O): 07741- 233265 (M): 8821916846 Email: ashthakawardha@gmail.com Kashyapumashankar097@gmail.com |
| 26. |
Shri Shyam Kumar Chandra Social Worker Astha Samiti Kawardha Behind Office Collector, Near Urja Park, Kawardha Disst. Kabirdham Chhattisgarh (O): 07741- 233265 (M): 08827675726 Email: shyam.chandra20@gmail.com |
27. |
Ms. Anindita Lahiri Kovoor Managing Committee Member Consumer Guidance Society of India, Block – J, Azad Naidan, Mahapalika Marg, Mumbai – 400 001. (M): 9323007989, 9930435333 Email: cgsibom@gmail.com |
| 28 |
Mr. Pratik S. Mishra Legal Executive Consumer Guidance Society of India, Block-J, Opp. Cama Hospital, Mahapalika Marg, Azad Maidan, Mumbai – 400001. (O): 022-22621612 (M): 8669065422 Email: cgsibom@gmail.com adv.pratikmishra@gmail.com |
Digital India
With remarkable enhancements in vision and delivery strategies of National e-Governance Plan (NeGP), Government of India announced on August 15, 2014 the initiation of its umbrella program of Digital India, which had been formally launched on July 1, 2015. Digital India (DI) program has core emphasis on ‘Citizens First’ approach whilst leveraging Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) for effective delivery of public services to its citizens and Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) is the nodal agency for implementation of DI. MeitY has entrusted Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA), with the responsibility of developing and conducting capacity-building programs on e- Governance/Digital India for sensitizing district level officials from SC/ST areas. The project is aptly titled as “Awareness and Skill development Program for District Level SC/ST officials through State administrative training institutes-ATIs”.
Eligibility Criteria
Our Partner
Objectives
- Impart training in the basic principles of e-Governance with special reference to Digital India, as per the prescribed methodology.
- To enhance the awareness of participants about key achievements of Digital India programme and e-Kranti.
- To elaborate the nuances of IT Act 2000 (Amendment in 2008), related bills, policies and frameworks along with suitable examples.
- To provide in-depth understanding opportunities, challenges and related solutions as well as applicable frameworks related to the emerging landscape of cyber threats
Programme
- ToT on Digital India (DI) Framework
- ToT on DI Framework and e- Kranti
- ToT on Policy Initiatives under DI Programme
- ToT on Building Blocks of e-Governance
- ToT on IT Regulatory Framework of India
Training on Cyber Security- CISO Deep Dive Training Program
Training on e-Governance
- E-Government Project Life Cycle (E-GLC)
- Change Management and Capacity Building (CMCB)
- Detailed Project Report (DPR)
- Request For Proposal (RFP)
Resource Material
- Training Compendium and Trainers’ Handbook on “Building Blocks of e-Governance”
- Training Compendium and Trainers’ Handbook on “IT Acts, Policies, Guidelines and Frameworks”
- Training Compendium and Trainers’ Handbook on “e-Kranti”
- Training Compendium and Trainers’ Handbook on “Digital India”
- Training Compendium on Change Management and Capacity Building
- Training Compendium on Request For Proposal
- Training Compendium on Detailed Project Report
- Training Compendium on E-Government Project Life Cycle
List of Participants
- Anna Institute of Management (AIM) Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- West Bengal- Administrative Training Institute (WB-ATI), Kolkata, West Bengal
- Uttarakhand Academy of Administration (UAOA), Nainital, Uttarakhand
- Chhattisgarh Academy of Administration (CAA), Raipur, Chhattishgarh
- Bihar Institute of Public Administration. & Rural Development (BIPARD), Patna, Bihar
- Meghalaya Administrative Training Institute (MATI), Shilong, Meghalaya
- Administrative Training Institute (ATI), Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh
- Yashwantrao Chavan Academy of Development Administration (YASHADA), Pune, Maharashtra
- Himachal Pradesh Institute of Public Administration, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
For other training programs two sets of officers participate
Set I Officers:
Joint Secretaries, Principal Secretaries of State/ UTs and equivalent officers, Directors, Deputy Secretaries, Commissioners, Collectors of State Government Agencies and equivalent officers
Set II Officers:
Under Secretary, Section Officers, Scientist-B & C and equivalent officers from GOI/ GOI agencies and Director, Jt. Director, ADM, Deputy Collector, Deputy Director, Sr. Officials at Head Quarters; District, SeMTs PeMTs from State/UT and Agencies
International Training Programme On Global Strategic Leadership
Leadership is a process whereby an individual influences a group to achieve a common goal. Leader should have clear vision, knowledge, commitment and skills and most importantly, leader should act to achieve that vision. In the globalized knowledge economy, the challenge of translating knowledge into policy and practice is universal.
The Leadership Programme designed by Indian Institute of Public Administration for the foreign Government employees is aimed to enable senior officers from developing countries to appreciate leadership challenges in today’s competitive environment and understand the role of India’s leadership in transforming organizations, policy and programmes with evidences.
Eligibility Criteria
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Objectives
- Sensitize the participants to formulate a proactive competitive strategy for challenges,
- Develop skills to drive innovation and enhance synergies at all levels of the organization,
- Provide better understanding of leadership roles for effective managerial functioning,
- Sensitize participants to leadership challenges for achieving organizational goals,
- Expose them to leadership strategies,
- Apply these concepts and theories to strengthen skills of leadership and management, and
- Networking and partnership through reflections of their own skills in these areas
Programme
- Introduction to Leadership, Women’s Leadership, Growth and sustainable development.
- Understanding Global Socio-Economic Environment.
- Strategic Financial Management for Policy and Development and Forensic Accounting
- Country Risk Analysis and Ratings.
- Communication: Negotiation Skills and Emotional Intelligence
- Management competencies: Lateral Thinking, System and Design Thinking
- The issues in Climate Change, Gender Budgeting, Cyber security
Resource Material
List Of Participants
| Name of the Participants | Country Name | Email Id |
| MRS NALINISOOKLAL | TRINIDAD & TOBAGO | nalinisooklal12@hotmail.com |
| MR LEONARDORODRIGUEZ MESTRE | CUBA | lrodriguezm881215@gmail.com |
| MS HELENAPERVEEN | BANGLADESH | zua2016baby@gmail.com |
| MR ALEJANDRO ENRIQUEGONZALEZ SOTO | CHILE | agonzasoto73@gmail.com |
| MS ANDRIANANDRASANABAKOLY EVAH VERONICA | MADAGASCAR | milazavata@gmail.com |
| MR BOUNHOMCHANTHAXAY | LAOS | bh2chanthaxay@gmail.com |
| MS AREEJ MAHDI SALEHSALEH | IRAQ | yousif626@yahoo.com |
| MR BUDDHAMRAI | BHUTAN | budhm2310rai@gmail.com |
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DR MUDITHA DAMMIKA JAYAWICKRAMAABEYGUNA WARDENA |
SRI LANKA | mdjabey@gmail.com |
| DR MUHAMMADALKALI | NIGERIA | muhammadalkali@gmail.com |
| MR VICTOR HUGOPEREZ GOMEZ | COLOMBIA | victorhugoperezgo@gmail.com |
| MR ERNEST DELADEMKWAKUYI | GHANA | edkwakuyi2006@yahoo.com |
| MR RABAITAREK | TUNISIA | rabeitarek@yahoo.fr |
| MR MAURICIOBLANCO | VENEZUELA | mblanco.cancilleria@gmail.com |
| MRS EINAS AHMEDAL BUSAIDI | OMAN | albusaidieinas@gmail.com |
| MS SEBENZILE KHANYISIWE LINDELWAZIBANI | SOUTH AFRICA | zibanisk@gmail.com |
| MS ANDREAROMO | ECUADOR | andreromop@gmail.com |
| MR ANSELMO GUEDESEVARISTO | MOZAMBIQUE | anselguedes@gmail.com |
| MS MANALMARIAH | SYRIA | manal.s.maria@gmail.com |
| MS ALIAA OMAR HUSSEIN MOHAMMEDABDEL RAZIK | EGYPT | aliaa.omar@hotmail.com |
| MR JONATHAN SARWAHSTEWART | LIBERIA | jssteward86@gmail.com |
| MS FIKERTESEFERAH | ETHIOPIA | fkr04@yahoo.com |
| MR BAKARI ALLYSONGWE | TANZANIA | songweba70@gmail.com |
| MR SOULEYMANEMAGASSOUBA | GUINEA | soulmagassrccl@gmail.com |
| MR OLEBILEDINGALO | BOTSWANA | odingalo@gmail.com |
| MR MOHAMMADTANEEN | AFGHANISTAN | moh.taneen@gmail.com |
| MR SOUFIANEELASRI | MOROCCO | elasrisoufiane@gmail.com |
| MS THOKOZILE ELIZABETHMKHONTO | SOUTH AFRICA | kelly.mkhonto@dpsa.gov.za |
| MR JEAN JACQUESTONESSIA | COTE D’IVOIRE | jacquestonessia@outlook.com |
| MS GINA MELISALOYOLA MONTERROSO | PERU | melisa25_14@hotmail.com |
| MR NICHOLAS KIPKEMBOITANUI | KENYA | tanuinick@gmail.com |
| MS LISA SOFIAALVARADO CARRASCO | HONDURAS | sofia.alvaradocarrasco@gmail.com |
| MR THANH DUYNGUYEN | VIETNAM | nguyenthanhduy3009@yahoo.com |
| MR JOHN LORO IGAMANGARA | SOUTH SUDAN | loromangara@gmail.com |
| MS BARBARABALYEJJUSA | UGANDA | balyejjusabarbara@yahoo.com |
Urban Management/Development
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, GoI (MoHUA), is making special focus on bringing transparency and greater accountability in Real Estate Sector. Accordingly, ‘the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 was brought on May 1, 2016 which has come into full force from May 1, 2017. The Act aims to curb illegal and unethical practices of developers and builders, ensuring customer protection. The Act also proposed to establish a Regulatory Authority in each state to supervise and adjudicate dispute in housing sector. The implementation of RERA tends to safeguard, the interests of the small buyers.
Eligibility Criteria
Our Partner
Objectives
- Scope of Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Act, 2016;
- Examine the impact of RERA, 2016 on the real estate sector and housing market
- Identify potential actions to expedite the follow-up of RERA.
- Prepare feedback in the context of individual agencies/states.
Programme
Resource Material
List Of Participants
| S.No | Participants Name & Detail | S.No | Participants Name & Detail |
| 1. |
Thiru. Anandrao Vishnu Patil, IAS Managing Director Tamil Nadu Housing Board 493, Anna Salai, Nandanam Chennai-600035 Tel:-044-24340266, 9500053304 Email:-mdotnhb@gmail.com, md.tnhb.@tn.gov.in |
2. |
Thiru M. L. Rajasekar Executive Engineer/Town Planner Tamil Nadu Housing Board 493, Anna Salai, Nandanam Chennai-600035 Tel:- 944422488 Email:-setarmlalex@gmail.com |
| 3. |
Thiru. S. Sengolmurugan Executive Engineer K.K. Nagar Division Tamil Nadu Housing Board 493, Anna Salai, Nandanam Chennai-600035 Tel:-044-26262656, 9940198953 Email:-sceptersengol@gmail.com |
4. |
Shri Vikash Bhagchandka President M2K Corporate Park Sector-51, Gurugram Haryana 122003 Tel: 0124 4525000 Email: aji@m2kindia.com |
| 5. |
Shri Anil Kumar Agarwal Dy. Manager (Legal) M2K Corporate Park Sector-51, Mayfiled Garden Gurugram, Haryana-122003 Tel: 0124 4525000, 9560192956 Email:legal.d.m@m2kindia.com |
6. |
Shri Surender Singh Pannu Dy. General Manager (Legal) M2K Group of Coupnies Corporate Park, Sector-51, Mayfiled Garden, Gurugram, Haryana-122003 Tel: 0124 4525000, 9818199901 Email:surrender.pannu@gmail.com |
| 7. |
Shri Manish Sharma Manager (Admn) Real Estate Regulatory Authority, Punjab Plot No. 3, Block B, Sector-18, Chandigarh Tel-:0172-5139800, 9855406222 Email: mgradmin.rera@punjab.gov.in urmanish@gmail.com |
8. |
Shri Rajan Munjal Manager (Finance & Accounts) Real Estate Regulatory Authority, Punjab, Plot No. 3, Block B, Sector-18, Chandigarh Tel:-0172-5139811, 9768199993 Email: mngrfnarera@punjab.gov.in |
| 9. |
Shri Ashok Kumar Verma Deputy Director NOIDA Authority, Main Administrative Building, Sector-6, New Okhla Industrial Development Authority Mob:-9205691062 |
10. |
Shri Mahesh Vinodray Raval Deputy Engineer Thane Municipal Corporation Almeda Road, Pachpakhadi, Thane Maharashtra Mob: 9930809008 Email:-ravalmv@gmail.com |
| 11. |
Shri Devendra Vasant Ner Executive Engineer Town Planning Department Thane Municipal Corporation Thane, Maharashtra Mob:-9769072829 Email:-deven.ner9@gmail.com |
12. |
Shri Satish Parasher Senior Town Planner Municipal Corporation Gurugram C-1, Near Hero Honda Chowk Info city Technology Park, Sec-34, Gurugram, Haryana Tel:-0124-2225842, 9711170057 Email:-stpemcg.gov.in, |
| 13. |
Shri Ravinder Aggarwal President Association of Certified Realtors of India, Governing Council member – NAREDCO E-34, 1st Floor, East of Kailash New Delhi – 110065 Tel:- 011-40536829, 9810075222 Email: acriprez@gmail.com Ravinderaggerwal08@gmail.com |
14. |
Ms. Ashma Marwah Director – Legal & Compliance Housing.com, PropTiger.com & Makaan.com Echelon Square” 3rd Floor, Plot 25, Sector 32, Gurgaon – 122001 Mob: 9643661907 Email: ashma.marwah@proptiger.com |
| 15. |
Shri Pawan Kabra Assistant Town planner Ajmer Development Authority, Rajasthan Mob:- 9694819567 Email:-pawan.kabra81@gmail.com |
16. |
Shri Satish Kumar Sharma Registrar RERA Rajasthan Nagar Niyogen Bhawan, 2nd Floor, J.L.N. Marg, Near J.D.A. Office, Jaipur Mob. No. 0141-2561666, 9414311272 Email: 1957satish.sharma@gmail.com |
| 17. |
Shri. Akkashh Chauhaan Sr. Technical Advisor MahaRERA, Anant Kanekar Marg Bandra (E)-400051 Tel:-022-26561616, 7000890992 Email: techadv1@maharera.mahaonline.gov.in |
18. |
Shri Anshul Airun Junior Engineer Ajmer Development Authority, Todarmal Marg, Ajmer-305001 Rajasthan Tel:-0145-2620740, 8696900150 Email:-ansulairun2007@gmail.com |
| 19. |
Shri Satish Chandra Sharma Ex. Engineer-Coord 2 Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board, Govt. of NCT of Delhi Punarwas Bhawan New Delhi Tel:011-27299719, 9717999154 Email: eecoord2.dusib@gmail.com |
20. |
Shri Kamal Sharma Assistant Architect Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board New Delhi, Vikas Kutir, I.T.O New Delhi-110002 Tel:-23370601, 8130596153 Email: ar.kamalsharma@gmail.com |
| 21. |
Prof. Gopal Swarup JNU, Bahadurgarh Mob-9868638129
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22. |
Shri. Ganesh Javhare Junior Technical Advisor MahaRERA, A-Wing, 3rd Floor Slum Rehabilitation Authority, Administrative Building Mob: 9137253430,8698573491 techadv2@maharera.mahaonline.gov.in |
| 23. |
Shri G.N. Sreekumaran Consultant Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi Tel:-011-23386322, 986886959 Email:-sreeues@gmail.com |
24. |
Ms. Deepika Sur Project Manager National Consumer Helpline IIPA, New Delhi Tel:-23708395, 9811399981 Email:-deepikasure.nch@gmail.com |
Environment, Climate change and Disaster
IIPA in collaboration with SEEDS Technical Services Pvt. Ltd. is implementing a project “Climate Smart Governance” sponsored by Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India. The National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) has launched eight National Mission that are: National Solar Mission, National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency, National Mission on Sustainable habitat, National Water Mission, National Mission for Sustaining the Himalayan Eco-system, National Mission for a Green India, National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture, National Mission on Strategic Knowledge for Climate Change. DST, Ministry of Science and Technology has been assigned with the responsibility of coordinating two of the above mention eight national missions. This project on capacity building has been designed to facilitate the Climate Change Mission of DST to meet its objective.
The main objective of this project is to target selected stakeholders and to sensitize them on Climate Change issues, adaptation needs and options. The broad themes will cover Climate Change Adaptation, underpinning the sectoral impacts on water resources including glaciers, agriculture, human health, social-economic vulnerability and livelihood, extreme events, disaster risk reduction and management. The other theme would be Climate Change Mitigation entailing renewable energy options, energy efficiency and sustainable habitat. Outcomes of the capacity building project will be demand- driven and evidence- based reflecting and accommodating local needs. The focus on practical action would provide a series of options to offer balanced information for decision- makers. Technical training to professionals and facilitating the adaptative planning process and implementation. The project will increase the awareness and resilience of communities to the adverse effects of Climate Change.
Eligibility Criteria
Our Partner
Objectives
- Understand the basic science behind Climate Change
- Comprehend the sectoral Climate Change affects
- Explain the projections of Climate Change and its links
- Develop and carry out sectoral impacts, vulnerability and adaptive capacity assessment in relation to Climate Change
- Translate results of the assessment into adaptation needs and options
- Develop adaptation strategy and national/ sub national action plans
- Engage Sectoral stakeholders
- Recognize, promote and integrate mitigation co-benefits in various sectors
Programme
Resource Material
List Of Participants
| Name | Country | Designation | Phone. No./ Email ID |
| Mr. Boiki Ramatho | Botswana |
Forest and Range Resources Officer I at Department Of Forestry and Range Resources |
00267-3954050, 71555968 ramathohendrick@gmail.com |
| Mr. Hector Sebestian Naranjo Silva | Ecuador | Ministry of Industries and Productivity |
593-23948760 998502974 sebastianaranjo@hotmail.com |
| Mr. Abdulaziz Mohammedsani Kaki | Ethiopia | Ministry of Industry |
115507542 0912215370 azizmoha2010@gmail.com |
| Mr. Firman Zulpikar Firman | Indonesia | Surya University |
85220055517 -62-02122220181 firman.zulfikar@surya.ac.id |
| Ms. Betzy Jematia Bowen | Kenya |
Research Scientist at Kenya Industrial Research and Development Institute |
0741132804 bowenb52@gmail.com |
| Mr. D J Sandun Indika Siriwardana | Sri Lanka | Civil Engineer at Central Engineering Consultancy Bureau |
-0094-112668800 779660178 i.sandun@gmail.com |
| Mr. Haruna Dauda Adokwe | Nigeria |
Senior Scientific Officer |
234-8038207118 8062281845 |
| Mr. Ali Alryami | Oman | Technician at Ministry of Environment and Climate Affairs |
96270818 ali.alryami@meca.gov.om |
| Mr. Iwan Samseer Samoender | Suriname | Sr. Research Officer at Ministry of Agriculture |
597-497112 8514565 isamoender@hotmail.com |
| Ms. Bharti Manurat | Suriname | Chief Research at Ministry of Health |
597-410441 8931098 bmanurat@gmail.com |
| Mr. Bovia Edwin Sekirasa | Tanzania | Senior Technician |
754233052 edwinzakayo2018@outlook.com |
| Ms. Owamani Olive Kagweza | Uganda | Lwengo District Local Government |
256-772423670 704814023 owamaniolive2@yahoo.com |
| Ms. Berna Namugwanya | Uganda | Wildlife Officer at Ministry of Tourism Wildlife and Antiquities |
256-414561700 704942005mugwanya.berna@gmail.com |
| Mr. Vincent Yiga | Uganda | Environmental Chemist |
704816550 yigaa911@yahoo.com |
| Mr. Thien Dung Nguyen | Vietnam | Lecturer at Thuyloi University |
084-2438522201 943223998 dzungngt@tlu.edu.vn |
| Mr. Manh Cuong Vu | Vietnam | Quang Tri Agency of Sea Island and Hydrometeorology |
84-2333567225 935201188 vumanhcuong.donre@gmail.com |
| Ms. Esther Margaret Mary Mushibwe Banda | Zambia |
Assistant Property Officer at Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation |
-0211-362376 961483120 esther_banda@rocketmail.com |
| Mr. Esmael Hasen | Ethopia | Environment protection & land use officer |
118334027 mesmael8@gmail.com |
| Mr. Rankhothge Kesan Nilanga Dharmasena | Sri Lanka | Trainee, Civil Engineer, International Construction consorsion |
717751554 keshannilanga@gmail.com cecb.training@gmail.com |
| Mr. Ahmed Alhinai | Oman | Official at Ministry of Interior |
99444668 alhinai197@gmail.com |
| Ms. Obianuju Ilo | Nigeria | Funith Banknd Transfer Officer, Zenith Bank |
8034530297 u.jblige@gmail.com |
| Mr. Thitipan Sritrairat | Thailand | Energy Technical Officer, Department of alternative energy development & efficiency |
0752818930 krtm888hotmail.com thitipon.S@tmd.mail.go.th |
| Ms. Phatcharee Pratead | Thailand | Meteorological Technical, Thai Meteorological department |
94311760 p.phatcharee@gmail.com |
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