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Ward-level management, duty to publish all information as opposed to the right to information, fund-based accounting and performance budgeting are suggested to achieve good and clean governance at city, state and national level.

See posts regarding governance at Spontaneous Order.

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Delhi State Civil Supplies Corporation: A Review, Soumya Gupta, CCS Working Paper No. 0045, 2003

What Mumbai, Delhi & Kolkatta can learn from Kathmandu, Rakesh Wadhwa
Privatise, Privatise, Privatise, Rakesh Wadhwa
Brand New Delhi: Let Political India Move Out of the Capital, Sauvik Chakraverti, The Times of India, March 26, 2004
A Second Republic: There Can Be No Collective Property, Sauvik Chakraverti, The Times of India, Dec 30, 2003

State of Governance: Delhi Citizen Handbook 2003

Manushi
National Alliance of Street Vendors, India
Self-Employeed Women's Association (SEWA), Ahmedabad
Livelihood Options Study
The Grassroots Free Market

Gau Sadans: A Scheme of Delhi Government, Anupriya Singhal, CCS Working Paper No. 0051, 2003
Holiday Homes for Industrial Workers, Anupriya Singhal, CCS Working Paper No. 0052, 2003
Delhi Public Library: The Treasury of Sorrows, Kriti Kapur, CCS Working Paper No. 0054, 2003
Department of Posts: Please Mr Postman, Aoneha Tagore, CCS Working Paper No. 0023, 2002
Turning Garbage into Gold, Avih Rastogi, CCS Working Paper No. 0035, 2002
Delhi Agricultural Marketing Board: Damn the DAMB, Devika Johri & Neha Swetambari, CCS Working Paper No. 0022, 2002
Modern Foods Industries Limited: A Case Study, Nandita Markandan & H B Soumya, CCS Working Paper No. 0012, 2001
Economize, Privatize, and Prosper, Danish Faruqui & Raghav Sud, CCS Working Paper No. 0013, 2001