Mission Karmayogi 2.0: Transforming Civil Services through Role-Based Governance and Ethical Training
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The Union Cabinet has approved Mission Karmayogi 2.0, introducing mandatory ethics modules and a shift toward role-based governance for civil servants. This phase leverages the iGOT-Karmayogi platform to institutionalize continuous learning and professional integrity across Group A and B officers.
The Union Cabinet's approval of Mission Karmayogi 2.0 marks a significant milestone in India's administrative reform trajectory. Building on the foundation of the National Programme for Civil Services Capacity Building (NPCSCB), the second phase emphasizes a fundamental shift in the civil service mindset. The core objective is to transition from a traditional 'rule-based' approach—where adherence to procedures often supersedes outcomes—to a 'role-based' framework that prioritizes specific competencies and performance-led governance.
A standout feature of Phase 2.0 is the introduction of mandatory 'Ethics and Integrity' modules for all Group A and B officers. This move recognizes that technical competence alone is insufficient for effective governance; a strong moral compass is essential for maintaining public trust and ensuring transparent service delivery. By integrating these modules into the iGOT-Karmayogi platform, the government aims to institutionalize ethical decision-making and probity in public life, moving beyond periodic training to a culture of continuous improvement.
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