citizen wardens for reporting on 50-100 households of a locality
To encourage citizens participation in the safety and well being of urban citizens as well as rural areas,we can have wardens appointed for every 50-100 households who are concerned citizens with necessary communication capability.Such citizens must not be having criminal and objectionable background.It will go a long way if such wardens are identified and a trial programme initiated to find the pros and cons.Senior citizens could be the best for such assignments.If found successful the wardens can be given some nominal honorarium. more
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first let us know what are the activities mohalla committees are to perform, community health centres per number of persons, internal road repairs and recarpeting, storm water/drainage, sewer, water pipelines and pressure proper meters, electric meters, neighbourhood markets-parking,public toilets, drop points for taxi,cars, richshaw,autos, cleanliness of roads, police picketing how many wardens per number of houses/persons, duties/responsibilities of wardens, budgets allocations and demands for budget to be raised based on works to be done/highlighted, more
Jan 27
Are we suggesting that RWA's have to take on this responsibility ? In Defence Colony RWA we are having members representing each Block. We are having 1500 Houses. For 100 Houses we are having one Member ( you may call them Citizen Wardens). The problem gets aggravated as each House has 4 Floors. Participation by more Residents is not feasible as they are not coming forward for active participation. In addition no RWA has infrastructure to handle such a huge load of Members. The AAP has suggested Mohalla Committees!!! How will they function is not known. We have to have a larger debate to carry forward this suggestion. more
Jan 26
He must be active enough to meet all the members of the 100 households personally with a keen eye on noting goodness as well notoriety in neighbourhood. more
Jan 26
