Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav on Tuesday witnessed the signing of Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) between the Madhya Pradesh State Policy Commission and four prominent non-governmental organizations—Antra Foundation, Pradan, PHIA Foundation, and UN Women. The MoU exchange took place at the Secretariat, marking a new phase of collaboration between the government and civil society organizations.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav emphasized that Madhya Pradesh’s social landscape is undergoing a positive transformation. He noted that citizens are increasingly leveraging government schemes to improve their lives and livelihoods. In order to ensure holistic progress across all social development indicators, the state government will actively incorporate the field-level expertise and experience of NGOs.
He stated that the State Policy Commission will work in close coordination with organizations that possess subject-specific knowledge to enhance human and social development indicators across the state. This collaboration will also help ensure the widespread dissemination of public welfare schemes, maximizing their reach and impact.
Dr. Yadav added that suggestions received from NGOs working on the ground will be seriously considered and integrated into policymaking and implementation strategies.
He urged the State Policy Commission, public representatives, and district administrations to operate in a spirit of mutual coordination and harmony to realize the shared goal of public welfare.
The MoUs are expected to strengthen the government’s mission of achieving planned, inclusive, and gross development while ensuring no citizen is left behind in the process of progress.