The main thrust of the campaign was on cleanliness, disposal of pendency, better space management and enhancement of workplace experience. During the campaign, special focus was laid on field/outstation offices having public interface, across the country.
The Food Corporation of India (FCI) has successfully wrapped up Special Campaign 4.0, an initiative launched on September16 to enhance cleanliness, improve record management, and optimize workplace space across its offices and depots.
This comprehensive campaign spanned two distinct phases and exemplified its commitment to efficient governance and public service.
The DPIIT and its attached/subordinate/autonomous organisations spread across the country participated in the Campaign and achieved overwhelming results in reducing the pendency.
The campaign's aims were to improve cleanliness of the offices and clearing pendency in the MP’s references, references from state governments, Inter-Ministerial references, Parliamentary Assurances, PMO references, Public Grievances and PG Appeals.
DFS achieved 100% disposal of all identified Public Grievances, Public Appeals, PMO references and MP References.
As part of the ongoing Special Campaign 4.0, the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR), in coordination with the Northern Railways, carried out a cleanliness drive at the New Delhi Railway Station.
The Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (MDoNER) and its organisations are participating in Special Campaign 4.0 for Institutionalisation of Swachhata and clearance of pending matters.
During this phase, the department has planned to identify and eliminate unused files through record management and remove/closer of excess files from the e-office, thereby addressing the issue of digital waste.
