The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) has received a report from the Committee for Reforming Capacity Building of the Indian Statistical Service (ISS), which recommends a future-oriented capacity building roadmap to strengthen the capacity-building framework for ISS officers. The report outlines a framework comprising three interconnected components and is anchored in the National Statistical Systems Training Academy (NSSTA). Implementing the recommendations will fortify India's capacity-building structure and ensure ISS officers are equipped to handle next-generation data requirements.
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Discuss the significance of the Competency-Based Capacity Building (CBCB) framework in preparing Indian Statistical Service (ISS) officers for emerging data governance and analytics roles.
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The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) is responsible for strengthening the capacity-building framework for which service?
MoSPI is responsible for strengthening the capacity-building framework for the Indian Statistical Service (ISS) officers, ensuring they remain equipped to handle next-generation data requirements.
The Committee for Reforming Capacity Building of the Indian Statistical Service (ISS) is chaired by which person?
The Committee for Reforming Capacity Building of the ISS is chaired by Sh. P. R. Meshram, Director General (Data Governance), MoSPI.
The National Statistical Systems Training Academy (NSSTA) is the training anchor for Indian Statistical Systems, with an emphasis on strengthening human resources, training delivery, and governance.
Consider the following statements regarding Capacity Building Recommendations: 1. The report was prepared through a consultative and evidence-based approach. 2. The report presents a future-oriented capacity building roadmap comprising three interconnected components. 3. The Committee's report has been prepared through a consultative and evidence-based approach, drawing on the Statistical Training Needs Assessment, existing ISS training programmes, and stakeholder consultations only. How many of the above statements are correct?
Statement 1 is true because the fact list mentions that the report has been prepared through a consultative and evidence-based approach, drawing on various sources. Statement 2 is true because the fact list mentions that the report presents a future-oriented capacity building roadmap comprising three interconnected components. Statement 3 is false because it contradicts the fact list, which mentions that the report also drew on Mission Karmayogi frameworks and international best practices.
Consider the following two statements: Statement-I: The System of Tomorrow establishes a role-linked, competency-based capacity-building framework covering seven priority capability pillars. Statement-II: The System of Tomorrow is a result of the Committee's review of existing ISS training programs. Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above statements?
Statement-I is correct as it directly quotes from the fact list. However, Statement-II is incorrect as the System of Tomorrow is a component of the capacity building roadmap, not a result of the Committee's review of existing ISS training programs.