SOCIAL WATCH INDIA

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.

	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

	Citizens’ Report on GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT 2008–09

	Rights is the answer

	Law Under Globalization - Series Vol.1 Release of Social Watch Perspective Series

	Citizens Report on Governance and Development 2007

	Rekindling Hope? Access, Retention and Development of LAND: A Dalit Perspective, Andhra Pradesh Social Watch Report, 2007

	Citizens Report on Governance and Development 2006 People's participation in the process of development is indispensable for creating a vibrant and meaningful democracy. Democracy becomes meaningful only when it enables people to demand and enjoy their rights-a phenomenon that gets manifested in peoples' active participation in the delivery of public services, democratic processes and decision making. In this regard, the commitments made by the governing bodies at all the levels of governance have to be reiterated and re-examined, so that democracy becomes a reality rather than a mere rhetoric .

	Citizens Report on Governance and Development 2004 Executive Summary

	Citizens Report on Governance and Development 2003


For complete report please contact : Mr. Shubhro Roy Programme Manager (Administration) National Social Watch Coalition N-13 A, Second Floor, Green Park Extension New Delhi-110016, India Tel./Fax: +91-11-41644576 E-mail: info@socialwatchindia.net Web: www.socialwatchindia.net