The program is currently live in 60 of the 90 urban local bodies (ULBs) in Uttarakhand. The first services to go live included online trade licence, miscellaneous collections (mCollect) and property tax. The Government of Uttarakhand has also taken the opportunity to bring in reforms such as enabling property tax self-assessment in all ULBs.

In association with NIUA, our role has been to provide technical assistance in the design and implementation of the program. We are also working closely with the state team to build their capacity. This includes providing advice on the team structure and capabilities, as well as enablement of the team through training sessions and workshops. In addition, we work with state leadership on program governance, and on identifying areas of collaboration. Recently, the state team made the decision to leverage DIGIT as a platform for rolling out a Double-Entry Finance and Accounts system across all ULBs in the State, a process that is currently underway.