Integrated Welfare Scheme & Beneficiary Dashboards:
Our Analytics platform consolidates data from multiple social welfare schemes (e.g., health, housing, nutrition, pensions) being implemented for millions of beneficiaries spread across geographies to offer real-time insights into service delivery and beneficiary reach. For e.g., Dashboard which is used in tracking the migration of Brickkiln Workers and Forecasts pertaining to Nutrition Status of their children is extremely useful in Advanced Future Planning for Migration Period.
Citizen Behavior and Needs Pattern Analysis:
By analyzing demographic, behavioral, and service usage data, the platform uncovers trends in beneficiary needs, enabling customized service delivery and community-specific interventions. For e.g. identifying regions with low maternal healthcare usage can inform targeted outreach initiatives.
Forecasting & Analytics for Demand & Policy Forecasting:
The system applies predictive analytics to forecast demand for welfare services based on population growth, seasonal patterns, and socio-economic indicators. For e.g. anticipating a surge in registrations in Anganwadis or Creches can help immensely to increase access to these institutions by making relevant policy changes.
User Experience Monitoring for Digital Service Platforms:
The platform evaluates user interactions with e-governance portals and mobile welfare apps, identifying barriers in accessibility, service navigation, and transaction drop-offs. For e.g. detecting high dropout rates during scheme registration can inform platform design improvements.
Assess Performance of Supply Chain in Welfare Distribution:
Analytics & BI tools help monitor welfare supply chains (e.g., food rations, health supplies), ensuring timely delivery & quality adherence. For e.g. identifying trends of delays in ration delivery to specific tribal areas enables corrective logistics interventions.
Financial Impact Assessment & Social ROI Analysis:
The platform correlates welfare spending with measurable social outcomes such as reduced malnutrition or improved school attendance, enabling outcome-based budgeting. For example, assessing the ROI of Training of Anganwadi/ Creche Workers helps redirect funds toward the most impactful regions and device alternate strategies for low impact regions.