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RURAL DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM

ABSTRACTION:

The development of a country depends on the village’s development. As part of the

smart village concept, we need a system that helps in development of villages in the areas like

Primary education, people’s healthcare, Roads and Transportation, Drinking water facilities,

government policies awareness and availability of basic facilities/infrastructure. This

application helps the members to collaborate, plan, assess and implement different activities

and learn with others experience/feedbacks and suggestions. Smart Villages’ - the community,

individuals and collectively, will be empowered to take smart decisions using smart

technologies, communication and innovations. The Partner(s) will be encouraged to bring in

innovative ideas, technologies and resources and disseminate information on global and local

best practices to facilitate learning and accelerate achievement of the program outcomes. A

Smart Village is an urban environment able to actively improve life quality. Smart Village can

facilitate life and satisfy the needs of people, companies and organizations, thanks also to the

widespread and innovative use of technology, especially concerning communications,

mobility, environment and energetic efficiency. The administrative module helps you to

customize Search to meet the needs of your users. This module gives information that serves

as the backbone for the rest of the system. Security issues are taken care of through this

module as well by defining user rights.

SYSTEM SPECIFICATION:

1.HARDWARE SPECIFICATION

a) System : Pentium IV 2.4 GHz.


b) Hard Disk : 500GB

c) Monitor : 15 VGA Color

d) Mouse : Logitech

e) Ram : 4 GB

f) Keyboard : 101 Keyboard

2.SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION

a) Operating System : Windows 8, 10, 11, MAC OS

b) Front End : React JS

c) Back End : Spring Boot with MySQL

d) Server : Sonar Cloud

EXISTING SYSTEM:

Primary Education: Traditionally, village education systems rely on conventional schools that
may use basic teaching tools and government-run programs. Education often involves in-
person classroom instruction with limited digital resources, and there may be occasional e-
learning initiatives. This setup provides fundamental education but lacks the advanced digital
tools and interactive learning opportunities that modern systems can offer.

People’s Healthcare: Healthcare in villages typically revolves around local clinics or health
centers with limited access to advanced technology. Record-keeping is often manual, and
consultations are predominantly in-person. While some villages might use basic telemedicine
services, many lack comprehensive health management systems. Emergency services and
basic healthcare are provided, but there is a significant potential for improvement through
digital health solutions.

Roads and Transportation: The infrastructure for roads and transportation in villages is usually
minimal, with basic road maintenance managed through local or national government efforts.
Public transportation may be sparse, and traffic management systems are often non-existent
or rudimentary. Villages generally rely on traditional methods for road upkeep and
transportation planning, which can hinder effective management and development.
Drinking Water Facilities: Villages often have basic water supply systems with manual
monitoring and maintenance. Water quality and distribution are managed using simple
filtration and purification methods, but there is limited real-time monitoring and automation.
Infrastructure for water distribution is often outdated, leading to inefficiencies and potential
health risks.

Government Policies Awareness: Information about government policies in villages is


typically disseminated through community meetings, bulletin boards, and local government
offices. This traditional approach can be slow and limited in reach, making it challenging for
residents to stay informed about policy changes and available services.

Basic Facilities/Infrastructure: Infrastructure in villages includes essential facilities such as


roads, sanitation, and electricity, with occasional upgrades from government or NGO
initiatives. However, the integration of modern technologies and management systems is
often lacking, resulting in inefficiencies and a lower quality of service.

PROPOSED SYSTEM:

Primary Education: An advanced Smart Village system would integrate a comprehensive


digital education platform tailored to local schools. This system would include e-learning
platforms with customizable content, interactive modules, and virtual classrooms. Smart
classrooms equipped with digital tools and internet access would enhance the learning
experience. Additionally, teacher training programs would ensure educators are well-versed in
using these new technologies effectively.

People’s Healthcare: The proposed system would feature a robust telehealth and health
management infrastructure. This would include telemedicine services for remote
consultations with specialists, wearable devices for health monitoring, and an electronic
health records (EHR) system for efficient management of patient data. Such integration would
improve access to healthcare and streamline medical services.

Roads and Transportation: A Smart Village system would implement a smart transportation
management system (TMS) to optimize routes and manage public transportation. It would
incorporate smart road infrastructure with sensors to monitor road conditions and traffic flow,
and utilize Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for advanced planning and maintenance.
These technologies would enhance transportation efficiency and infrastructure management.

Drinking Water Facilities: The proposed system would introduce smart water management
solutions, including IoT sensors for real-time monitoring of water quality and automated
filtration systems. A water management software would use predictive analytics to manage
resources and maintenance, while a community water app would allow residents to report
issues and access information on water quality.

Government Policies Awareness: A digital government services platform would be developed


to provide residents with up-to-date information on policies, services, and community
engagement opportunities. This platform would include an e-governance portal and a mobile
application for notifications and direct communication with local authorities. Community
feedback tools would facilitate active participation and awareness.

Basic Facilities/Infrastructure: The system would enhance infrastructure management


through smart utility systems that monitor and manage electricity, waste, and sanitation
efficiently. Community feedback systems would enable residents to report issues and provide
suggestions. Integrated resource planning would ensure that infrastructure upgrades and
maintenance are coordinated and effective.

Implementation Strategy: To ensure successful implementation, the strategy would involve


assessing current needs, conducting pilot projects in select villages, and scaling up based on
feedback. Training for local users and ongoing support would be essential for smooth
operation. Continuous monitoring and evaluation would help refine the system and ensure it
meets the community’s needs effectively.

By adopting these advanced systems, a Smart Village framework aims to transform rural areas
into more connected, efficient, and responsive communities, significantly enhancing the
quality of life for residents.
MODULES:

USER

 Login: Access your account by entering your credentials to manage complaints and
view updates.

 Register: Create a new account to start filing complaints and accessing services.

 Post Complaint: Submit a complaint with relevant details and location for resolution.

 Location Mark in Google Map: Pinpoint and share the exact location of the issue on
Google Maps.

 View Complaint Status: Check the current status and updates of your submitted
complaints.

 Feedback: Provide comments or ratings on the resolution process and service quality.

 Get Admin Contact Details: Retrieve contact information for administrators for further
assistance.

OFFICER

 Register: Create an officer account to manage and update complaint details.

 Login: Securely access your officer account to handle complaints and update statuses.

 View Complaint: Access and review the details of complaints submitted by users.

 Update Status: Modify the status of complaints to reflect progress or resolution.

 Update Proof of Work: Upload evidence or documentation related to the resolution


of complaints.

ADMIN

 Generate ID & Password for Officer: Create and assign unique login credentials for
new officers.

 Create/Delete an Account: Add or remove user and officer accounts as necessary.

 View Accounts: Access and review details of all user and officer accounts.
 Change Password: Update passwords for any account to maintain security.

 Access All Officer Accounts: View and manage all officer accounts and their activities.

SYSTEM DIAGRAMS:

1. USE CASE DIAGRAM


2.ENTITY-RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM

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