Director's Message
The Government of Haryana prides itself on sowing the seeds for transparency and citizen-centric reforms to establish good governance in the state. Haryana is one of the most progressive states of India, predominantly owing to its sustained efforts to promote the growth of its citizens.
As the essence and complexity of governance undergoes rapid transformation, ‘Learn to Govern’ will be the new mantra for all the functionaries, at all levels. This new shift ordains that a lot needs to be unlearned and more importantly more sizeable needs to be re-learned. A new momentum for learning has to be put in place.
We at Haryana Institute of Public Administration (HIPA) are welcoming this new thrust upon learning today, for effective governance in future. HIPA has consistently worked for augmenting the potential of Haryana officers and employees who indeed are the pillars of good governance.
Technology continues to take center stage in nearly all facets of life including service delivery to citizens. Synergizing conventional best practices with contemporary insights from public administration, HIPA leverages cutting-edge technology, interdisciplinary research, and hands-on training curricula to meet the demands of citizen-centric governance.
With an overall mandate granted by the State Training Policy 2020 for building capacities of the state machinery, the Institute has prepared itself well to deliver on the goals set in the policy. Our regular research studies, which collect concurrent feedback on government schemes and programmes, go a long way in building positive policy and work environment to enhance productivity of the officials and good governance in the state.
SMT. Chandralekha Mukherjee, IRTS
Director General, HIPA