Samagra News: The Karnataka government is planning to evaluate its major welfare schemes, including the five guarantee programmes, through a survey to assess their impact and gather public feedback, Minister Krishna Byre Gowda has said.
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The proposed exercise, titled Project K-Monitor, is estimated to cost Rs 14 crore, according to a government document. The initiative aims to assess the performance of key government schemes and programmes implemented by various departments while collecting feedback from beneficiaries and the public.
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The minister said the government intends to study its programmes and understand people’s views on them.
Byre Gowda said the findings of the evaluation would help the government determine whether changes were required in the implementation of existing schemes.
“Based on this evaluation, we will examine whether any changes need to be made. The respective departments will decide who should conduct the evaluation,” he said.
