RuralSoft2000 is an exceedingly
adaptable solution that aims at capturing and processing the data related to
poverty alleviation schemes. The software is available in three flavours, to cater to the varying
users requirements. RuralSoft2000 can be easily configured to
work at any of the layers of administrative set up i.e. Panchayat, Block, DRDA
(District Rural Development Agency), State or MoRD, provided the requisite
computing and communication environment is available.
Background
The history of Rural Informatics
in National Informatics Centre dates back to the year 1986 when Computerized
Rural Information Systems Project (CRISP) was launched with active cooperation
of Department of Rural Development, Ministry of Rural Development, Government
of India. Consequently, NIC developed the CRISP application software package
which was available under various platforms - CRISP1.0 (DOS/dBaseIII plus),
CRISP 2.0(DOS/Clipper) and CRISP3.0 (Xenix/Foxbase and Oracle 6.0) to meet the
changing needs.
In the
second phase of DRDA computerization, Ministry of Rural Development, Government
of India sponsored the upgradation of the computing and communication
infrastructure at each of the DRDAs. The infrastructure included one Server
(Windows NT 4.0), Five Clients (Windows 95 or later), Local Area Network (LAN),
SQL Server 7.0, Visual Basic 6.0 (Enterprise Edition or later), MS Office 97 or
later. Meanwhile, there was a restructuring of various poverty alleviation
schemes by the ministry. To meet the fresh requirements, NIC was requested to
develop a new application software package, the fourth version of CRISP
software, which was re-christened as RuralSoft2000.
Scope
The current version of software package
includes poverty alleviation schemes such as Swarnjayanti Gram Swarozgar
Yojana(SGSY),Sampoorna Gramin Rozgar Yojana(SGRY), Indira Aawas Yojana(IAY),
Pradhan Mantri Gramodaya
Yojana(PMGY) and Watershed Development Scheme
sponsored by MRD, GOI. The software captures the details related to
beneficiaries, Works and other activities under these schemes.

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