CSDA Launches Website To Showcase Community, Grassroots Development Projects In Enugu
The Enugu State Community and Social Development Agency (CSDA) has launched an interactive website to showcase community and grassroots developments in terms of amenities and infrastructure.
The General Manager and Chief Executive of CSDA, Chief Monday Ani, unveiled the official website on Monday in Enigu.
Ani noted that the website would make for easy accessibility of vital informations about the CSDA activities to the general public.
According to him, the CSDA is an Enugu State Government’s funded Agency with the mandate of executing community and grassroots Intervention projects, largely beneficial to the poor and vulnerable.
He said that CSDA is currently carrying out World Bank’s Nigerian Community Action Resilience and Economic Stimuli (NG-CARES) programmes across communities of the state.
“The Website with the official page name – csda.en.gov.ng – has special unique features which includes: digital portal and statewide project visibility and transparency.
“Other features included: interactive project mapping and geographic visibility; LGA and ward-level project exploration and projects information, images and community visibility.
“Project status and development tracking; digital empowerment and online application portal; staff portal and digital office operations and transparent and structured application vetting.
“Credibility, search visibility and public discoverability and direct communication and physical institutional presence,” he said.
Ani said that the listed features are connecting dots to its central functional values being delivered by the agency.
He said that residents needed to visit the site, search for vital informations about the agency and its operational procedures.
“Residents should visit the website to know what His Excellency Gov. Peter Mbah has done and still doing for the communities of Enugu State, especially the rurals, through the agency,” he said.
He further said that the operation 2.0 of NG-CARES would be more beneficial to the communities, urging the general public to always visit the website for vital informations and procedures on the activities of the agency.