Dimapur: Nagaland Governor Nand Kishore Yadav on Thursday asked all departments to shift from a scheme-based approach to an outcome-based approach.
At a high-level meeting at Mokokchung DC’s office during his visit to the district, Yadav reviewed the important developmental schemes and projects being implemented by different government departments in the district.
He also had an interaction with the civil society organisations and beneficiaries of various government schemes.
The meeting was attended by the legislators, DC, SP and heads of departments of the district.
Yadav said Mokokchung, known as the “Land of Pioneers”, has a distinguished legacy in the fields of education, public service, institution building and community leadership since its inception in 1889.
“This places a responsibility on all of us to honour that legacy through effective and efficient governance,” he stressed.
Yadav laid emphasis on key areas such as accountability, convergence, youth and skills, agriculture and local economy, and sustainable tourism.
The governor urged departments to ask themselves three questions: What have we achieved? What remains pending? And what specific action should be taken? He also urged them to set reasonable targets with clear timelines.
The governor was optimistic that with coordinated efforts, Mokokchung can ensure opportunities for the youth, better returns for farmers, and essential services in every village, while protecting its cultural and natural heritage.