Overview
- Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis launched the 100-day performance programme in December 2024 to enhance accountability and efficiency in state governance.
- Out of 48 departments, 12 achieved all targets, with 18 others surpassing 80%, but only 5 departments met the minimum performance threshold in a separate audit.
- The Women & Child Development Department ranked first with 80%, followed by Public Works (77.95%), Agriculture (66.15%), Rural Development (63.85%), and Transport & Ports (61.28%).
- The Quality Council of India evaluated departments on ten criteria, including technology use, grievance redressal, and citizen service delivery.
- Underperforming departments have been directed to review their processes, with concerns raised about leadership continuity and systemic inefficiencies.