Governance strategies and public service to improve health-use of RTI to access better services:experience in two urban slums-Rajarajeshwari

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Enhancing governance efficiency in health deliverables CIVIC Bangalore Rajarajeshwari Sowmya Bharadwaj. D.V. Ramamurthy K.V.

Grievance redressal mechanism (To access services and Create a community- Govt interface for exchange) Accountability (Job chart/MPIC ) RTI as TOOL for Systemic Change in Health/Food Distribution Participation platforms (Empowerment – VC’s/BoV) Transparency (4.1.b/Public hearing) CIVIC’s strategies

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