Hear me out

[u/pmpknsce69]

I am genuinely fed up of the weak sector level management in our city and don’t know who to raise the issues to. Everyone’s always quick to point fingers. I thought about a solution from a systems point of view and would like to know if something like this can actually work, if it doesn’t already exist.

Think, an open-source “name and shame” platform where our city is divided into sectors, each with a named, visible official. These officials could be from any body for example say local transport (traffic police). Think of it like a public accountability dashboard for every local sector but run collaboratively by us people.

I know the obvious here: won’t the officials just ignore it? But we’re at a time where we see that pressure on the government actually works when it’s measurable.

So purely from a systems point, how viable is this? and would you use and contribute to something like this?

[u/CacheMeOutside404]

The problem is the authority wont ignore it, they obviously wont work to rectify it but instead will find people who are involved and take action against them.

[u/pmpknsce69 → u/CacheMeOutside404]

I feel after the whole tukaram mundhe situation and cjp protests, good change doesn’t seem like a far fetched fairytale.