> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.digit.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.digit.org/works/works-v1.0/programmes.md).

# Programmes

[MUKTA (Mukhyamantri Karma Tatpara Abhiyan) ](/works/works-v1.0/programmes/muktasoft-v2.0.md)- is a government scheme in Odisha with the goal of providing employment opportunities to urban residents and thereby boosting the state's employment rate.

The scheme involves the development and deployment of a digital solution called MUKTASoft, built on the DIGIT Works platform. The implementation of MUKTASoft will occur in three distinct phases, each covering specific, well-defined functionalities. This phased approach ensures the systematic development and roll-out of MUKTASoft to effectively address the scheme's objectives.

Click on the links below to understand the key tenets of using and deploying the MUKTASoft application.

* [Specifications ](/works/works-v1.0/programmes/muktasoft-v2.0/specifications.md)- the functional details that provide an in-depth understanding of the MUKTASoft application.
* [Deployment ](/works/works-v1.0/programmes/muktasoft-v2.0/deployment.md)- the technical details of deploying the application including configuration and customisation.
* [Implementation](/works/works-v1.0/programmes/muktasoft-v2.0/implementation.md) - the programme roll-out plans and training resources meant to guide end users.

Check out the [v1.1 release notes](/works/works-v1.0/programmes/muktasoft-v2.0/deployment/release-notes.md) to access new features and enhancements details.


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