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Economist Bureaucrat explains how Government Schemes work | Anusree Raha | TEDxVITPune

Every government comes with a set of promises, and if elected, a set of government schemes that aim to better the life of its citizens. But a fundamentally important question remains unanswered, who is actually being benefitted by these government schemes? Anusree Raha, an economist bureaucrat at the Ministry of Rural Development in India says that the process of identifying the beneficiaries is a combination of objective and subjective approaches. In her talk, she uses the example of the Indian Government's 'Awaas Yojana' (Housing Plan) and demonstrates how using technology and new statistical methods, they were able to revamp an old government scheme to efficiently and swiftly grant houses to citizens in dire nees of it. An economist by education and a bureaucrat by profession, Anusree is an Indian Economic Service Officer, currently working in the capacity of Deputy Director to the Government of India. She has played an instrumental role in the execution of India's flagship public welfare program to provide housing for the rural poor under 'Housing For All by 2022' mission- which is potentially emerging as the world's largest rural housing program. Anusree is an alumna of Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi School of Economics and Civil Services College, Singapore. She has also represented India at global platforms, such as IUTC Asia-Pacific Leaders Convention in South Korea. In her spare time, Anusree loves to travel and read. When she's not busy being an exemplary bureaucrat, you'll find her scuba diving or playing the piano. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx