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Ixth Annual International Conference on Public Policy and Management IX ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PUBLIC POLICY AND MANAGEMENT 11th August 2014, Monday Auditorium 8:30-9:30 Registration Professor G Ramesh, Chairperson, Centre for Public Inauguration Welcome Address Policy, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore Dr Sushil Vachani, Director, Indian Institute of Special Address 9:30-10:45 Management Bangalore Dr Arvind Mayaram, Finance Secretary, Ministry of Inaugural Address Finance, Government of India Keynote Address Mr Arun Maira, Former Member, Planning Commission 10:45-11:15 TEA BREAK VENUE Room P - 12 Room P – 21 Room P - 22 Room M – 12 FINANCIAL INCLUSION: DEBT EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT EVIDENCE CHAIR Charan Singh Nayana Tara Arjunan Subramanian Thankom Gopinath Arun Inauguration and Envisioning an Inclusive Policy Regimes and Behaviour and Financial Keynote Address: Higher Education System: Development Services: Evidence from Shri Harun R.Khan, Mapping the Differentiation Trajectories: Kerala vs South Africa Deputy Governor, RBI and Integration Karnataka in a Quasi- Thankom Gopinath Arun Arkalgud Ramaprasad, Experimental Framework Chetan Singai and Suraj Jacob and Tanveer Hasan Narayana A Cash Management Role of Finance in Higher Impact of Socio-Economic Financial Sector Reforms Vijay Singh Chauhan Education in India Factors on Consumption and Financial Inclusion: A Kiran Srivastava Expenditure through Review of Policy in India Public Distribution M R Anand and System in Rural India Sudha P Rao 11:15-12:45 Mukesh and Neha Srivastava Debt Management Expectations, Assumptions and NREGA-Potential Financially Excluded in the Peeyush Srivastava, Participation: A Study of the Benefits, Impact on Food Lucky Country Director, MOF, Best Practice Indicators for Security, Quantitative Vinita Godinho Budget Inclusive Education and Qualitative Aspects: Dhiraj Jain and An Empirical Analysis of Lovish Bhansali Bihar Rajiv Sinha, Aditya Saurav, Akansha Shipra and Shivam Aggrawal 12:45-1:45 LUNCH at Management Development Centre (MDC) 1:45-2:00 Group Photograph, Assembly Point: MDC VENUE Room P – 12 Room P – 21 Room P – 22 Room M – 12 PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY FINANCIAL INCLUSION: DEBT AND LAST MILE DEVELOPMENT POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES EVIDENCE CHAIR Charan Singh Monica Singhania Hema Swaminathan M S Sriram Cash and Debt Cost Benefit Analysis of UIDAI Performance Related Quality Dimension Management in Project Service Compensation in Imperative for Innovative States Ashok Dalwai, Deputy Director Health Care: Where are Financial Inclusion: A Case Ritvik Pandey General, UIDAI We Heading to? Study of Select Banks in Sharmistha Banerjee, J&K Arijita Dutta and Anjali Pathania, Asif Ali and Ratan Khasnabis Gowhar Rasool Fiscal Responsibility Implementation of E-Court The Policy and Demystifying the Financial and Budget System in High Court of Delhi Institutional Environment Inclusion Penetration by Management Act Monica Singhania of a State: The Case of an Customised Financial R K Pattnaik FMS Delhi Education Leadership Instruments – A Demand Development Program in Side Study Done on Rural India Customers Aditi Tandon and Baba Gnanakumar Perbettan 2:00-3:30 Tanoj Meshram Debt Sustainability Enhancing the Reach of Public Inclusive Education: A Does Adoption of Radical Benno Ferrarini, Services through Mobile Study with Reference to Product Innovation in Senior Economist, Governance: The Mobile Seva the Attitude of School Banking Sector Impact ADB Initiative in India Teachers Financial Inclusion at the Rajendra Kumar, Joint Secretary, Dhiraj Jain, K Sanal Nair Bottom of the Economic E-Governance and Vaishali Jain Pyramid? Roshny Unnikrishnan and Lakshmi Jagannathan Redevelopment of Town Hall: Living the History Mayank Sharma and Monica Singhania Direct Benefit Transfer & Public Service Delivery G Raghuram, IIMA 3:30-4:00 TEA BREAK Room P – 12 Room P – 22 Financial Regulation and Debt Management Kanagasabapathy, Former Director, EPW Research Foundation 4:00-5:30 Separation of Debt and Monetary Management, Charan Singh, IIMB ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS Round Table Discussion on Debt Management in India Symposium on Use of Experimental Design in Public Policy Research CHAIR Charan Singh Arjunan Subramanian and Gopal Naik 12th August 2014, Tuesday Auditorium 9:00-9:30 Registration Keynote Address: Professor Yoginder K Alagh, 9:30-10:45 Chancellor of the Central University of Gujarat 10:45-11:15 TEA BREAK VENUE Room P - 12 Room P – 21 Room P - 22 Room M - 12 INFORMATION AND INSURANCE AS A FINANCIAL INCLUSION ENERGY COMMUNICATION DRIVER OF GROWTH AND MICROFINANCE TECHNOLOGIES CHAIR V Nagadevara Satish K G Ramesh Thankom Gopinath Arun The Economics of Gap Analysis of Cyber Business Trend Analysis Towards Empowerment: Energy Subsidy in Security: Challenges and the and Forecasting for Life Account of an SHG- India Road Ahead Insurance Industry in Federation Model from an Vivek Goyal, Inderveer Singh, India Indian Village Lakshminarayan Shobhit Sharma and G Ramesh and Raji Ajwani Ramchandani Ramjee, Supriya Sharma Steward Doss Anjali Gupta and Anusha Thakur ICT Enabled Inclusive Sustainability of Self- Doubling Gas Price- Education- A Facilitator in AYUSH Integration in Employment Through Who Gets the Fostering Sustained Healthcare Delivery and Microfinance: An Innovative Benefit Development Health Insurance Service Approach of Ben Paulson and Sangeeta Sahani Kohli, Arjun Bhaskaran Financial Institutions Jacob Chako P Ritu Bhattacharyya and Sunita Kumari Malhotra and 11:15-12:45 Kamalesh Kohli Prem Malhotra The Extent to which Karnataka’s Future Electricity Demand Critical Barriers Issues in Access to can be Met with The Relationship Between E- Underpinning the Agricultural Credit and Renewable Energy Government Maturity and Commercial Banking Weather Based Crop Anitha Sampath, Sustainability: The Mediating Services: A Shifting Trend Insurance: An Exploratory Anasuya Influence of Governance Towards the Micro Finance Study of Farmers from the Gangopadhyay, Satish Krishnan and R Institutions in Rural Areas Kachchh Region of Shoibal Chakravarty, Radhakrishna Pillai Pratapa Vamsi Krishna Gujarat Dilip Ahuja and D P Nalini Bikkina Sen Gupta and Balaji Velury 12:45- 2:00 LUNCH AT MDC VENUE Room P - 12 Room P - 21 Room M – 12 Room P – 22 INFORMATION AND FINANCIAL INCLUSION HACKATHON INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNICATION & MICROFINANCE PRESENTATIONS TECHNOLOGIES CHAIR G Ramesh Rahul De Rajalaxmi Kamath Arnab Mukherji Smart Grid Mobile Penetration and its Building a Microfinance The IIMB Policy Hack Initiatives in India Relationship with Socio Institution: The Extensive Kamlesh K Mishra, Economic Factors: A Study on Approach and its 2:00-3:30 Deputy Secretary, Indian States Challenges Ministry of Power Rajhans Mishra and Satish Ranjani K S and Srinivas Krishnan Gunta A Stakeholder Mobile Governance: A Leap Policies and Practices of Assessment of of Faith MFIs with Special BESCOM for Better Vijay Sai Pratap and Amit Seth Reference to Client Electricity Service Education Delivery in Vinita Kalra Karnataka, India Prabhakar Kollapudi and Meena Nair 2:00-3:30 Urban Land Technology Enabled, Protocol Over Indebtedness and Management in Driven Standardized Primary MFIs- Lessons from the India: Legal and Healthcare in Rural Ramanagaram Financial Administrative Geographies of Tamilnadu- A Diaries Perspectives, Model for Universal Rajalaxmi Kamath Kalpana Gopalan Healthcare Delivery in Rural India SGS Lakshmanan, Saranya Vinoth Aparna Manoharan The IIMB App for Governance 3:30-4:00 TEA BREAK ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS Room P – 12 Room P – 21 Round Table on Challenges of Urban Panel Discussion on Addressing Development and Policy Paradigms Recycling Issues in Solid Waste 4:00-5:30 Management CHAIR Supriya Roychowdhury Gopal Naik 13th August 2014, Wednesday 9:00-9:30 Registration at P Block VENUE Room P - 12 Room P – 21 Room P - 22 Room M - 12 MGNREGA SOCIAL SECURITY PUBLIC SYSTEMS FINANCIAL INCLUSION CHAIR Manaswini Bhalla Anil B Suraj K Jairaj Thankom Gopinath Arun Social Inclusion of Contract Faculty in Higher Development of Greenfield Financial Literacy and Women, Scheduled Education Institutes: Will it Airport in India: A Case Financial Inclusion of Castes and Scheduled Improve Education Study of Bangalore Women Living in Slums of Tribes - District Level Raj Kumar Gautam International Airport Faridabad Implementation in Alok Gupta, Savita Bhagat, Tamil Nadu Smita Agrawal and Renu Verma and Arunachalam Jayadev M Ranika Chaudhary Rajagopal MGNREGA and Labour Regulations, Bidding Process of Delivery Model of MF – SHG Empowerment of Contractualisation, and Bangalore International or MFI? Women from BPL Labour Productivity: Panel Airport: A Case Study Praveen Kumar, Families in Rural Evidences from Indian K Jairaj and Udit D Israel and 9:30-11:00 Areas: A Study of Manufacturing Sector H K Pradhan Aligarh district Irfan Sofi & Pritee Sharma Saleem Farooqi and Imran Saleem Socio-Economic Social Security Benefits in Notes: Urban Research for Financial Inclusion - Status of Rural the Informal Sector: A Study Slums Summary & the Way Women: Reality of the Welfare of Purnima Prakash Forward Check from Women Construction Workers in Self Help Groups in Bangalore Rajasthan Lalita Pulavarti, Chandan Medatwal Meena Nair and Poornima G R 11:00-11:15 TEA BREAK Room P - 12 Room P – 21 Room P – 22 Room M - 12 RIGHT TO PUBLIC INDIA AND CHINA: STUDENT/SHORT PAPER STUDENT/SHORT PAPER SERVICES COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS PRESENTATIONS PRESENTATIONS CHAIR Ranjini C R N Ravi Madalasa Venkataraman Kalpana Gopalan Modelling the State’s Understanding
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