Village Details

1.Overview

When a user clicks on a village name in the Population Data Table, they are directed to the Village Details Page, which provides detailed information about the selected village.

2.Header Information

• Microplan Name: Displays the name of the microplan associated with the village.

• Displays the Hierarchy of the village.

3.Security & Accessibility

• Village Security: Provides an input field for entering security details about the village.

• Master Details :

  • MDMS Data is fetched from: https://github.com/egovernments/egov-mdms-data/tree/UNIFIED-QA/data/mz/health/hcm-microplanning

  • Security Questions

    1. Is your village prone to civil unrest like violent protests, riots, etc.? Captures the frequency of civil unrest occurrences using the following options:

       • All the time (At least once a month): Frequent civil unrest.

       • Often (At least once a year): Civil unrest occurs occasionally but is a notable concern.

       • Rarely (Once in 2–3 years): Rare civil unrest.

       • Never: No recorded instances of civil unrest.

    2. How often do the security forces patrol the village? Measures the frequency of security patrols to ensure safety, with the following options:

       • Every day: Daily security patrols.

       • Often (At least once a week): Regular but less frequent patrols.

       • Rarely (Once in a month): Infrequent security patrols.

       • Never: No security patrols.

• Village Accessibility: Allows entering accessibility details for the village.

• Master Details :

  • MDMS Data is fetched from: https://github.com/egovernments/egov-mdms-data/tree/UNIFIED-QA/data/mz/health/hcm-microplanning

  • Village Road Condition: Captures the type of road infrastructure present in the village. The options include:

    • Concrete: Indicates the presence of a well-paved concrete road.

    • Gravel: Represents roads made of gravel.

    • Dirt: Denotes unpaved roads made of dirt or soil.

    • No Road: Indicates the absence of any road infrastructure.

  • Village Terrain: Specifies the geographical terrain of the village. The available options are:

    • Mountain: Villages located in mountainous areas.

    • Forest: Villages surrounded by dense forest areas.

    • Plain: Villages situated in flat, open landscapes.

    • Desert: Villages located in arid, desert regions.

4.Population Data

The data displayed here can be reviewed, modified, and validated by the appropriate users, depending on their role.

Data Table:

Note : The data inside table will change based on selected campaign.

Steps

Note : the data inside table will change based on selected campaign.

Actions:

• Edit Population Data: If needed, the confirmed population data can be modified.

• Cancel: Discards any changes made to the population data.

• Submit and Validate:

  • If the Root Population Data Approver (RPDA) is logged in, they can directly validate the data.

  • If the Population Data Approver (PDA) is logged in, the data will move to the "Pending for Approval" status and will need further validation by higher-level approvers.

5.Comment Logs

• View Comment Logs: This feature displays the history of changes and comments made about the village's population data, enabling transparency and tracking.