Social watch process would be the key agenda setter for the government. It will redefine the politics of knowledge, and usher in a new dynamics in the process and quality of governance. It will reclaim the process of governance to the people at various levels -national, state, and panchayat.


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Release of Citizens’ Report On Governance And Development 2008-2009
 
Release of Social Watch Perspective Series Vol.1 - Law Under Globalization, Saturday August 16th, 2008 at India International Centre, New Delhi, India...
 
Delegation representing the NSWC presented the Citizens' Report on Governance and Development 2007 to the Hon'ble Prime Minister on 4 th July 2007
 
A Civil Society Delegation from National Social Watch Coalition (NSWC) engaged in a meaningful interaction with the Planning Commission around the Citizens' Report on Governance and Development on 7 th September, 2007.
Inaugural Issue of “Citizens Report on Governance and Development” being presented to the former President of India Hon'ble. Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam
 
Rekindling Hope?
Access, Retention and Development of LAND: A Dalit Perspective, Andhra Pradesh Social Watch Report, 2007

World Summit for Social Development
Millennium Declaration
IV World Conference on Women
A civil society Benchmark for the 5-year Review of the Millennium Declaration
MDG's Common minimum Programm, National Development Goals
   


Hon'ble Vice President of India deleivering the speech
 
Shri. M. Hamid.Ansari, Hon’ble Vice President of India delivered the key note for the inaugural session of the Seminar on 18th November 2009.
(click here for the complete text of his speech)
 
Let MPs speak their mind: V-P
 
Hindustan Times

A day before the winter session of Parliament starts, Vice-President Hamid Ansari said members should be allowed to express their views without fear of violating party discipline.
 
V-P on the defensive
 
The Statesman

A report by an NGO, National Social Watch Coalition, has criticised the functioning of the parliamentary system accusing it of ad hocism, lack of critical analysis of the ministries, and absence of norms for nominating members and chairpersons to the committees.
 
Whip for bills threatening govt survival
 
The Asian Age

SAYS LACK OF MINISTERIAL PARTICIPATION IN STANDING COMMITTEES CURTAILS PROCESS EFFICACY
 
Reduce number of parliamentary panels
 
The Hindu

Recommending a reduction in the number of parliamentary committees, a research paper has called for induction of experts from academia and civil society into these forums in an advisory capacity.
 

Challenging the G-20’s Agenda
of Corporate Globalization Sep 23-25 Pittsburgh/G-20
   

Seminar/policy dialogue on “Evaluating Committees and Committee System: Changing Contours of Governance & Policy”

   

National Convention on RTI on 11 October 2009

   

Release of Global Social Watch Report 2009: “Making finances work: People first”

   
   

MEDIA COVERAGE OF NATIONAL SOCIAL WATCH REPORT-2008-09
   
Citizens Report on Governance and Development, 2007 was released  on 24/08/07 at Thiruvanthapuram, Kerala. by State Finance Minister T. M. Thomas Isaac
   
Uttar Pradesh Social Watch Report 2007 and Citizens Report on Governance and Development, 2007 was released on 07/07/07 at Lucknow, U.P. by Mr. Gyanendra Sharma, State Information Commissioner, U.P.
   
Citizens Report on Governance and Development, 2007 was released on 08/07/07 at Patna, Bihar

 
Who pays?
THE GLOBAL CRISES AND WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE
 
Role of Civil Society in the the 11th Five Year Plan
 

 


 

The Wada Na Todo Abhiyan
 

9-is-mine - Childrens march against poverty, Wada Na Todo, 30 January 2007, Delhi
 

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