15 Gram Panchayats in Karnataka’s Chitradurga district are seeing tangible improvements in local governance. Anode’s targeted interventions are addressing challenges like irregular meetings and knowledge gaps, nurturing a more responsive system through citizen engagement and practical action.
In Jharkhand, Pindarkon Gram Panchayat leadership embraced Anode’s Gram Panchayat Organisational Development approach to revitalise the panchayat, strengthen decision-making, and improve agriculture and education outcomes. This story highlights how structured capacity-building and strong leadership can transform rural governance.
With structured insights from Panchayat Pulse, Gonuru Gram Panchayat is addressing long-standing gaps in local governance. Data-driven planning is enabling infrastructure upgrades, improved public amenities, and the gradual rebuilding of trust between elected representatives and the community.
By activating Gram Panchayats and equipping citizens with platforms to shape local decisions, Anode Governance Lab is helping villages in Chitradurga directly improve schools, water, health, and social security.
In Karnataka’s Bachabornahatti village, the closure of a public distribution shop disrupted livelihoods and food security. Through collective action supported by Anode’s citizen engagement platforms, the community not only restored the shop but also set a precedent for citizen-led governance and accountability.
