National Center for Good Governance (NCGG) signed an MOU with Maldives Civil Services Commission
building of 1000 Maldives civil servants for the next 5 years.
About the Agreement
The agreement signed during the visit of the
Prime Minister of India.It is the nodal institution for designing customized
training modules and its implementation taking into account the requirements of
the Civil Service Commission, Maldives. The program includes public
administration, e-governance, service, public policy governance, information
technology, best practices in fisheries across coastal areas, agro-based
practices, self-help group initiatives, urban development and planning, ethics
in administration and challenges in the implementation of SDGs. Maldives
nominates suitable civil servants in the senior/ executive/ middle management
levels as per agreed timelines.
Maldives planning to develop training programs
and materials, assist in organizing the exchange of experts as needed by
the Civil Services Commission.
About NCGG
They trained 28 Maldives Civil Servants in April
2019 and encouraged the two countries to take the collaboration forward. NCGG
successfully conducted training programs for civil servants of Bangladesh,
Myanmar, the Gambia and Maldives. Director and Secretary general of NCGG is
Shri E .V Eapen
NCGG
It is an autonomous institute under the aegis of
the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances, Government of
India.
It’s head office is in New Delhi and registered
office at Mussoorie.
They planned to carry out policy-relevant
research and prepare case studies; curate training courses for civil servants
from India and other developing countries.
They provide a platform for sharing of existing
knowledge and proactively seek out and develop ideas for their implementation.
