VIJAYAWADA: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu will chair the 4th Collectors’ Conference on September 15 and 16 at the Secretariat’s Fifth Block, starting at 10 a.m.
The two-day event will review departmental progress, ensure accountability in public service delivery, and guide Collectors on effective implementation of government schemes. Officials have prepared detailed presentations, categorising topics for a comprehensive review.
On Day One, the focus will be on Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP), with a presentation covering agriculture, allied activities, industries, tourism, and housing. Collectors will provide district-wise updates on progress in these sectors.
The next item on agenda will review welfare programmes, ‘Super Six’ schemes, Anna Canteens, and P4 initiatives. This will be followed by a review of infrastructure and logistics, including roads, ports, airports, highways, irrigation projects, and energy. Collectors will present updates on ongoing developments. The day’s final session will cover Swachh Andhra, circular economy, Panchayati Raj, and municipal governance, with district-level presentations.
On the second day, discussions will begin with human resource development, focusing on healthcare, education, and skill development, where the Chief Minister will issue directives to Collectors. The sixth agenda item will highlight IT, Quantum Valley, RTI, citizen services via WhatsApp, Data Lake, and AI applications.
Revenue-generating departments such as revenue, land, stamps and registration, excise, commercial taxes, mining, forests, transport, municipal, and Panchayati Raj will be reviewed next with district-wise insights.
The final session will involve a review of law and order with Superintendents of Police and Collectors, followed by the Chief Minister’s guidance. The conference will conclude with deliberations on public satisfaction with government services.