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Mobilization of resources is a key topic under Domestic resources can be defined as the economic resources that are present within the territory of any country. These resources, irrespective of their presence and potential are not collectively utilized. This, in turn, leads to a disparity between the estimated potential of those resources and their actual use. For any country to prosper, it is of immense importance that their resources are effectively identified and mobilized. So, how do we identify these resources? Types of Resources of India When discussing important economic resources in india, they can be divided into three major categories :- Natural Resources Examples of natural resources include petroleum, water, natural gas, coal, etc., Human Resources Examples of human resources include the intellectual capacity of the nation, as well as the labour force. Financial Resources Examples of financial resources are monetary income generated through taxation policies. What is Resource Mobilization? • In the simplest of terms, Resource Mobilization, for a government or a non-government organization, is the identification, organization and utilization of the available material resources within the country (including financial resources) to further its objectives of development missions and plans. • In accordance to a government, mobilization of resources is essentially efficient collection of funds and effective allocation of the above resources to multiple development sc...

In the third week of June 2023, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be in Washington D.C. for a state visit hosted by President Joe Biden. Predictably, officials on both sides are fixated on “deliverables.” Presumably, negotiators are engaged in debating every word in the joint statement to be issued by the leaders during the visit. This includes developments in the U.S.-India initiative on Critical and Emerging Technology (iCET). The iCET is perhaps best Essentially, it is designed to deepen partnerships in specific domains of critical and emerging technologies. By doing so, this unique and agile structure, led by the National Security Council (NSC) in the United States and the National Security Council Secretariat (NSCS) in India, seeks to intensify and multiply economic, technological, and strategic ties between these outsized democracies. The iCET was formally launched by the national security advisers of the two countries, Jake Sullivan and Ajit Doval, on January 31, 2023, in Washington, DC. It was first mentioned in a joint statement following a meeting between Modi and Biden in May 2022 on the sidelines of the Quad Summit in Tokyo. In a little more than a year, the political, administrative, corporate, and strategic energy on and around the iCET has deepened and broadened the discourse between Indian and U.S. officials. A common refrain among officials in both India and the United States goes like this: “India and the United States discuss strategic ties and common ch...

Does your organisation struggle because of limited funds? Do you find it hard to develop new donor relationships or longer-term sources of income? Do the administrative requirements of donors make it harder to get funding, or get in the way of making an impact? In the two scheduled sessions for the second Leadership Labs event, we explored how to secure old, new, and additional resources to support social change. • In the first session,we looked at the many barriers organisations face when mobilising resources and how these challenges can be addressed • In the second session, you learned how to do donor profiling and develop a local fundraising plan, and learnt from each other’s experiences of resource mobilisation Key takeaways: Despite challenges faced by Youth Civil Society Organisations including the impacts of Covid19, resource mobilisation remains vital for social capital, sustainability, independence, and scaling up and it continues to impact society. These challenges include the shrinking of global- giving, thinking of new donor approaches, a mismatch between donor interests and NGO needs, and increasing technical requirements in winning grants. • Resource mobilisation is about engaging and mobilising people and organisations to secure old, and new resources, to support social change. Resources can be money, services, goods, networks, time and even moral support – all. All resources are equally important • Resource mobilisation is NOT begging, harassing, forcing or...

The lingering economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is disrupting sub-Saharan Africa’s traditional financial inflows, revealing the heightened need to strengthen domestic resource mobilization and improve tax administration in the region. This unprecedented shock to the world economy has revealed the volatility of financial inflows that African nations are dependent on: Indeed, foreign direct investment (FDI)—an increasingly important source of development financing traditionally rooted in oil, gas, and infrastructure projects—has declined The fragility of Africa’s external financial inflows to shocks in the global economy suggests African nations should focus on securing more consistent domestic revenue streams. Indeed, ensuring more effective domestic resource mobilization and tax administration systems—sources of revenue that governments have direct control over—via fiscal decentralization reforms can offer an avenue to simultaneously bolster government coffers, improve the impact of government spending, capture uncollected tax revenue spillage, and augment taxation’s prominent role as a source of development financing. Twitter AloysiusOrdu Achieving better governance is easier said than done: Indeed, the experience from relatively well-executed fiscal decentralization in Brazil and Indonesia provides evidence that fiscal decentralization has the potential to improve the collection and spending of domestic tax and nontax sources of government revenue and, in addition...

The Government of India has taken measures in the form of disinvestment, relaxing FDI standards, implementing new tax and borrowing laws and regulations to mobilise capital for the country's growth. Railway passenger fares have recently been increased on the advice of the Bibek Debroy Resource Mobilization Committee for major railway projects and the restructuring of the rail ministry and railway board. History > Resource Mobilization is the identification, organization and utilization of the available material resources within the country (including financial resources) to further its objectives of development missions and plans. > Every country has economic resources known as domestic resources within its territory. But they may also not be usable for mutual use. The percentage of resources used is always very low as compared to the capacity. Identification and mobilisation of its resources is important for a country to develop. Types of India's resources: Two types of resources exist: - Natural Resources- Coal, petroleum, natural gas, water, spectrum, etc. - Human Resources- A nation's labour force and intellectual power. ANALYSIS Why is Mobilizing Resources so Important? > It is beneficial in ensuring organisational sustainability. > It paves the way for change in the facilities and goods available. > It facilitates the growth of the goods and services of the company. > It is crucial to any organizations existence, as any organization, be it in the public sector or pri...