District Stakeholder Consultation Workshop on Viksit Nagaland @2047 was held on April 27 at DBs Court, DC Office, Meluri, with active participation from government departments, civil society organizations, NGOs, private sector representatives, village leaders, and community stakeholders.

The programme commenced with registration and networking, followed by the inaugural session, where ADC Meluri, Shelly Katiry welcomed all participants and highlighted the importance of inclusive planning for a progressive and self-reliant Nagaland by the year 2047.

The workshop aimed multi-sectoral perspectives, identify existing developmental gaps, and formulate practical targets for the years 2030 and 2047 under short-term, medium-term, and long-term planning frameworks.

A sectoral overview was presented based on the five thematic pillars of Viksit Nagaland @2047: Economic Development; Social Development; Environmental Sustainability; Infrastructure Development; Governance and Institutional Strengthening.

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Participants were then divided into breakout groups according to the five pillars for focused discussions. Each group deliberated on existing challenges, strategic priorities, and the needs of marginalized and remote communities.

During the plenary session, each group presented its recommendations, proposed interventions, and policy suggestions. Valuable inputs were shared on improving livelihood opportunities, strengthening agriculture and allied sectors, enhancing healthcare and education services, promoting sustainable resource management.

The workshop programme concluded with closing remarked by EAC Meluri, Kumari pipfusa Pojar.