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The definitive bibliography for the manifesto. Holds both (a) research references — books, papers, statutes, reports cited anywhere in the manifesto, and…

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The People’s Model

Manifesto v2026

Volume III — Implementation Handbook

Appendix G

Research References & Evidence

The definitive bibliography for the manifesto. Holds both (a) research references — books, papers, statutes, reports cited anywhere in the manifesto, and (b) evidence sources — the citation behind every numeric or factual claim. Inline chapter text uses ’(Source, Year)’ format and resolves here.

G.1 Purpose

This Appendix is the single, definitive bibliography for The People’s Model manifesto. It serves two roles: (1) research references — the full list of books, papers, statutes, government reports, and primary sources that informed the manifesto. (2) evidence — the source citation behind every numeric or factual claim in the manifesto body. Inline citations use a lightweight ’(Source, Year)’ or ’(Statute, Sec. X)’ format in the chapter body; the full reference resolves to an entry here.

Entries are grouped by theme. Within each group, primary legal and government sources appear first, then academic and policy-research material, then comparator-jurisdiction references.

G.2 Constitutional and statutory anchors

G.3 Budget, audit, and procurement evidence

G.4 State capacity and delivery

G.5 Digital public infrastructure and digital rights

G.6 Sector evidence — Education

G.7 Sector evidence — Health

G.8 Sector evidence — Cities and Environment

G.9 Sector evidence — Agriculture and Rural

G.10 Sector evidence — Justice

G.11 Inclusion, equity, and political-economy

G.12 How to cite this Appendix

A chapter citing a reference uses the form (G.X.Y) — e.g. (G.3.1) for the PRS Karnataka Budget Analysis. Where a chapter cites multiple references, they are listed comma-separated: (G.3.1, G.3.2).

This bibliography is a working v1.0. It expands at each manifesto-cycle review with newly-emerged sources; it does not contract — superseded references are kept with their version date for traceability.

G.13 Additional references

This section captures additional references not covered in G.1–G.12. Numbering: G.13.1, G.13.2, etc.

G.13.1 Banerjee, Abhijit, and colleagues. Evidence on accountability mechanisms in public service delivery — research portfolio at J-PAL South Asia.

G.13.2 Singapore Government. Singpass / MyInfo — reference design for an identity-and-consent layer.

G.13.3 ITIL / ISO 20000. IT service management framework — for workflow-engine and escalation-pattern practices.

G.13.4 New York City. Local Law 144 (Automated Employment Decision Tools) — for the AI audit-publication pattern.

G.13.5 Karnataka Innovation Authority and Karnataka Startup Cell — state baselines for the youth and innovation chapter.

G.13.6 ICAR / Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) extension network — for the agricultural field-coach model.

G.13.7 World Bank. Service Delivery Indicators (SDI) — for the school-facility-functionality framing.

G.13.8 ASER (Annual Status of Education Report) Centre — annual ASER reports for the foundational-learning baseline.

G.13.9 Pratham Books / Storyweaver — for the multi-language reading-resource model behind App H sheet H.014.

G.13.10 Comparative reference: Brazil’s participatory budgeting (Porto Alegre) for adult civic-engagement design.

G.13.11 Lokniti / Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS) — surveys on civic knowledge and political attitudes in India.

G.13.12 National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA), Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS), Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE) — for Indian-city and Western Ghats specific urban + environmental research.

G.13.13 IPCC AR6 Working Group II report — for hazard, exposure, and vulnerability framing.

G.13.14 Karnataka State Health Accounts; CAG performance audits of health programmes.

G.13.15 NCERT Civics curriculum framework — for the civic-literacy chapter baseline.

G.13.16 NITI Aayog. Multidimensional Poverty Index — Karnataka district baselines.

G.13.18 World Health Organization. Primary Health Care 21st Century framing.

G.13.19 National Disaster Management Authority — urban flood guidelines.

G.13.20 Brookings India / Centre for Sustainable Cities — value-capture-based transit financing research.

G.13.21 Government of India. PM Kisan, PM Fasal Bima Yojana — baseline schemes integrated into the Case File.

G.13.22 Bhoomi land-records system and FRUITS farmer-registry (Government of Karnataka) — to be integrated into the Case File.

G.13.23 NABARD reports on Farmer Producer Organisation (FPO) finance and aggregation.

G.13.24 Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS) — Bengaluru urban research and equity studies.

G.13.25 Karnataka rural studies — Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC), ICRISAT, GIST Impact research.

G.13.26 International Energy Agency (IEA) reports — for energy-transition baselines.

G.13.27 Press Council of India and Editors Guild reports — for media-integrity baselines.

G.13.28 Karnataka Lokayukta annual reports — for the anti-corruption baseline.

G.13.29 Constitution of India — Articles 14, 15, 16, 17, 38, 46 (equality, non-discrimination, reservation, equity); Part IXA, Part IXB; Directive Principles. [Cross-ref: App G Sec. G.2 for full constitutional anchors.]

G.13.30 Drèze, Jean, and Amartya Sen. An Uncertain Glory: India and Its Contradictions, 2013 — for the outcomes-vs-access framing. [Already canonical in G.4.2.]

Architecture cross-reference

Architecture cross-reference

Vocabulary aligned with Vol I Ch 2: ’Open Ledger’ = financial-spine OCDS-aligned surface (App D); ’Karnataka Open Data Portal’ = time-series/dataset surface (App H sheet H.233); ’Citizen Data Trust’ = personal-records surface; ’Karnataka State Service Log (KSSL)’ = mediation and cryptographic-anchoring layer (App H sheet H.230); ’JANATA’ = citizen front door (one of four — Officer Console, Business Portal, Civil Society Interface). Statutory institutions: Karnataka Cyber Security Operations Centre (CSOC, App H sheet H.231), Citizen Consent Ledger (App H sheet H.232), Civil-society Independent Audit Board (Vol I Ch 6). Statutory backing in App I.


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