These General conditions of UFO Buses are the conditions on which UFO Buses carries any persons having the valid ticket for the journey and their property and these conditions shall apply to each ticket issued by UFO Buses and each contract to carry any person entered with UFO Buses. Any person who travels on UFO Buses service shall be considered to have agreed to be carried on these General Conditions of UFO Buses.

Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana (DDU-GKY) is the skilling and placement initiative of the Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD), Government of India. DDU-GKY has its origins in the Aajeevika Skills programme and the ‘Special Projects’ component of the Swarnjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY). The scheme focuses on catering to the occupational aspirations of rural youth and enhancing their skills for wage employment.

Implementation of DDU-GKY involves State Governments, Technical Support Agencies like the National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj (NIRD & PR), and Project Implementing Agencies (PIAs).

MoRD has notified the Guidelines and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) to be followed while implementing the programme. It is mandatory for all project functionaries under DDU-GKY to be trained, assessed and certified in the Standard Operating Procedures.

The Jalanidhi Information Management System abbreviated as [JIMS] is intended for reducing the time delay that may occur while implementing Jalanidhi project in Grama Panchayaths or at the BG [Beneficiary Group] level. The various activities that are the part of the of Jalanidhi project are divided into milestones. Milestone based activity tracking makes it easier for the implementation and monitoring of the scheme based activities at the PMU, RPMU level etc. JIMS is an automated system which reduces the time taken for manual data processing and provides a platform to send and approve the data simultaneously by the authorized persons. The JIMS also provides the facility of Dynamic reporting which makes it easier for the KRWSA to generate variety of reports within a minimum span of time.

All the financial information processing and approvals forms the part of JIMS, making it a better a user interface for the implementation of the Jalanidhi Scheme. The audit of the Jalanidhi scheme can also be performed via the JIMS application. The responsive feature of the application makes it accessible everywhere. The original hierarchal structure is captured efficiently into the JIMS application making it more flexible and fully integrated.

Thus, JIMS encapsulates the top to bottom procedure of the Jalanidhi scheme into an Automated Management Information System which makes a smooth and friendly user experience that has been built to ensure the user seamless adoption.

TheForest Management Information System (FMIS)was established in the Kerala Forest & Wildlife Department (KFD) with the financial support of the World Bank assisted Kerala Forestry Project (KFP), which was implemented from the year 1998 to 2003. FMIS was a subcomponent of the major component “Strengthening Sector Management” of KFP.

The FMIS component of KFP was formulated taking into consideration the responsibilities of the forestry sector, which has expanded since the formation of the State of Kerala and changes happened over the years. At the time of preparation of Kerala Forestry Project the World Bank had observed that the KFD has, either little data or it uses data that are quite outdated for arriving at management decisions. FMIS is being developed in such situation for providing better information in a timely manner. This was basically intended to develop a centralized information database through computerization for the purpose of quick and quality decision making in the day to day administration and management of forests in the KFD. FMIS is also intended to reduce the delays in quick decision making. Information on forest management and departmental procedures that are amenable to computerization has been identified and customized application software’s have been developed for database management under Forest Management Information System.

It was conceived that FMIS would be set up throughout KFD, by integrating Management Information System (MIS) and Geographic Information System (GIS). Realising the importance of the FMIS activities, the FMIS wing is now working under an Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (FMIS). The main agenda of the FMIS is to bring about improvement in the management functions of the KFD through the introduction of computers and information system using modern state-of-art technology.

FMIS is established with the following objectives

Facilitating the flow of information within KFD Units
Creating an efficient tool for strategic planning
Faster and better decision making in a cost effective manner
Building up the capacity of Kerala Forests & Wildlife Department for effective utilization of Information technology

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