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Collector Amrapali Kata Dashboard launched in Hanamkonda
The Collector’s Dashboard, a data visualisation tool that provides real-time status of welfare and development programmes of the district, was unveiled by the District Collector Amrapali Kata here on Monday. The Dashboard allows the Collector to monitor various key indicators such as health, education, pensions etc.
Hanamkonda: The Collector’s Dashboard, a data visualisation tool that provides real-time status of welfare and development programmes of the district, was unveiled by the District Collector Amrapali Kata here on Monday. The Dashboard allows the Collector to monitor various key indicators such as health, education, pensions etc.
‘District Knowledge and Innovation Centre’ (DKIC) established at the district headquarters will help in linking the 20 district departments comprising 90 parameters with the Collector’s Dashboard. With the Dashboard, the Collector can monitor the real-time governance at the field-level. The mandatory updation of each department’s activity every day allows the Collector for effective utilisation of resources and draw up an appropriate action plan.
Amrapali directed the officials to make available the details of all district departments within a week. Chief planning officer Uma Maheshwar, statistics officer Kishan, district coordinator Prakash, Balakrishna and Sridhar were among others present.
