This partnership will adopt a comprehensive three-pronged approach that will not only focus on research but also on increasing the capacity of government officials in Odisha towards enhancing the utilization of data to enhance decision-making in the state.
Signed between Manoj Kumar Pattnaik, Chief Executive Officer, Odisha Computer Application Centre (OCAC) and Dr Leni Chaudhari, Executive Director, University of Chicago Center in India, the scope of this programmatic partnership will involve researchers from the university providing data analysis and evaluation assistance to the Government of Odisha schemes and policies to benefit the state districts and blocks.
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