Course10910700160 lectures
Fundamentals of Public Policy and Analysis
Prof.. Diptimayee Nayak and Prof. Sukhpal Singh · IIT Roorkee
About
The course targets to impart knowledge of public policy-making and understanding different aspects of public policy from policy formulation to policy evaluation.
It also intends to acquaint target learners with tools for policy monitoring, evaluation, and convergence.
The emphasis on taking Indian case studies and development and welfare policies aligning with institutional aspects of policy making in India shows a hybrid course on theoretical and practical study on Public Policy.
Intended audience: Graduate students, Doctoral students, Policy analysts, researchers in the areas of social sciences, law, public policy personnel, government officials who are in charge of policy/scheme/programme implementation, monitoring and evaluation
Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree
Lectures
WEEK 1
- Introduction to Public Policy - I
- Introduction to Public Policy - II
- Introduction to Public Policy - III
- Principles of Equity, Efficiency and Effectiveness in Public Policy - I
- Principles of Equity, Efficiency and Effectiveness in Public Policy - II
WEEK 2
- Introduction to Public Policy - IV
- Introduction to Public Policy - V
- Theories of Public Policy - I
- Theories of Public Policy - II
- Theories of Public Policy - III
WEEK 3
- Theories of Public Policy - IV
- Theories of Public Policy - V
- Policy Implementation-I
- Policy Implementation-II
- Policy Implementations - Case Study of MGNREGA I
WEEK 4
- Policy Implementations - Case Study of MGNREGA - II
- Policy Monitoring - I
- Policy Monitoring - II
- Policy Monitoring - III
- Policy Monitoring - IV
WEEK 5
- Policy Monitoring - V
- Policy Analysis Tools and Methods - I
- Policy Analysis Tools and Methods - II
- Policy Analysis Tools and Methods - III
- Policy Analysis Tools and Methods - IV
WEEK 6
- Policy Analysis Tools and Methods - V
- Policy Analysis Tools and Methods - VI
- Policy Evaluation - I
- Policy Evaluation - II
- Policy Evaluation - III
WEEK 7
- Policy Evaluation - IV
- Policy Evaluation - V
- Select Development and Welfare Policies in India - I
- Select Development and Welfare Policies in India - II
- Select Development and Welfare Policies in India - III
WEEK 8
- Select Development and Welfare Policies in India - IV
- Select Development and Welfare Policies in India - V
- Select Development and Welfare Policies in India - VI
- Select Development and Welfare Policies in India - VII
- Welfare Policies - I
WEEK 9
- Welfare Policies - II
- Welfare Policies - III
- Welfare Policies - IV
- Understanding Policy Converges: Interplays and trade-offs - I
- Understanding Policy Converges: Interplays and trade-offs - II
WEEK 10
- Understanding Policy Converges: Interplays and trade-offs - III
- Understanding Policy Converges: Interplays and trade-offs - IV
- Understanding Policy Converges: Interplays and trade-offs - V
- Policy making in the Indian Context - I
- Policy Making in the Indian Context - II
WEEK 11
- Policy Making in the Indian Context - III
- Policy Making in the Indian Context - IV
- Policy Making in the Indian Context - V
- Poverty and Inequality in India - I
- Poverty and Inequality in India - II
WEEK 12
Syllabus and materials
At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.
Credits and licence
- Institution
- IIT Roorkee
- Department
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Taught by
- Prof.. Diptimayee Nayak, Prof. Sukhpal Singh
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Society and politics
- Source
- NPTEL
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
- Attribution
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