National Campaign on Rule of Law in India: Detailed Project Proposal

This project proposal details a national campaign addressing the Rule of Law in India, outlining the context of the problem, applicable laws and policies, and the project's objectives. Key objectives include assessing the need for such a campaign, identifying obstacles, exploring opportunities, and evaluating necessary resources. The proposal identifies relevant stakeholders, including people, organizations, communities, and institutions affected by issues related to the Rule of Law. It addresses challenges and opportunities, such as varying levels of legal knowledge and economic constraints. The proposal includes a call to action (CTA), required resources, an action plan with research practices, and monitoring and evaluation strategies to compare campaign results with targets and assess strengths and weaknesses. This document, contributed by a student, is available on Desklib, a platform offering a wide array of study tools and solved assignments.

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advocacy campaign
MARCH 15, 2019
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PROJECT PROPOSAL 1
Context of problem
In this project proposal, the Rule of law issue in India is stated. This project proposal also
states the objectives, applicable laws, opportunities, obstacles, CTA, resources, and action
plan1.
Applicable laws, policies, convention, and development framework
In the broad sense, the Rule of Law means that law is supreme. It is above the people. Rule of
Law is demonstrated in the Constitution of India, in the doctrines preserved in the preamble
and part III. Within period, the Indian Constitution has been interpreted by the juries in a
manner to render the proper understanding to these principles. The Rule of Law has been held
to mean due procedure and an impartial and rational process2.
Objective
This project proposal is aimed on conducting the national campaign on the Rule of Law issue
in India. Following are the objectives of project proposal-
1. To assess the need to conduct the national campaign on the issue of Rule of Law in
India
2. To assess the obstacles or difficulties in organising the national campaign on the Rule
of Law issue in India
3. To find out the opportunities by conducting the national campaign on the Rule of Law
issue in India
4. To evaluate the resources required
Stakeholders
The people, organisations, communities, and institutions are the stakeholders. These
stakeholders are connected to the issues related to the Rule of Law in India. These
stakeholders including institutions, communities, people and organisations, support the
national campaign on Rule of Law issue, be adversely affected by the issue discussed in the
questions. These stakeholders have powers to modify the situations, or even be accountable
for the identified problems. In this way, this project proposal states that which shareholders
are affected by this problem and who will be influenced on the success of campaign3.
1 Rohit De, A People's Constitution: The Everyday Life of Law in the Indian Republic (Princeton University Press
2018).
2 Swamy Roy TA, Law And The Economy In Colonial India (Oxford university press 2018)
3MethewAndrew, Research Objectives (Oxford university press 2018)

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Challenges and Opportunities
There are various people, who do not have knowledge of legal systems, rules, and regulations
prevailing in country and of constitutional rights. On the other hand, there are some people
who have knowledge of judicial system, rules, and regulation of country. However, they are
not in such situation to afford due to bad economic position. Thus, the National Campaign
would be useful in rendering the proper understanding to these people. Additionally, certain
major challenges and difficulties are faced to organise the national campaign like differences
in available resources and national laws4.
Call to action (CTA)
The national campaign will use proper CTA ‘The Rule of Law in India’. The call to action
would state the major issue of Rule of Law in India. With the help of Call to Action, the
stakeholders such as institutions, individuals, organizations and groups would be capable to
speak in favor of the Rule of Law in India. CTA is a call upon all the nation regarding the
basic principles.
Required Resources
To create the successful national campaign on The Rule of Law in India, the effective
planning, approaches and promotional strategies should be made5. For the better planning,
processes and positive approaches to organise proper national campaign, numerous resources
are required. There certain resources are discussed as below-
 How to accessover national campaign?
 Tips for the national campaign planning
 How to plan the national campaign for the better results
 Things which are not required to overlook at the time of subsequent national
campaign
 Consider some weakness of this campaign
 Find out the difficulties
 The ways to promote campaign
 The easy approach to ask the questions before conducting the national campaign
 How to ensure the procedure of registration online
4 Jürgen Habermas, On the internal relation between the rule of law and democracy (Routledge 2017)
5Joseph Raz, The Rule of Law and the Separation of Powers (Routledge 2017)

PROJECT PROPOSAL 3
 The way to give special treatment to the guest in national campaign
 The feedback of the national campaign; favourable or unfavourable
 Find out how constant contacts may be helpful in managing, and running the national
campaign to help to reach new stakeholders.
Action plan and execution
Research practices that will be
executed
No of the week for doing all the
activities
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Explain the problem related to
research
Creating the objectives
Find out the relevant required
resources
Assessing the difficulties
Find out the opportunities
Compare the outcomes with
objectives
Report to stakeholders
As per this discussion, it can be said that mostly time has been spent in finding the relevant
required resources6.
Monitoring and evaluation
Lastly, I will compare the results of national campaign with the target. I will also monitor the
preparation, procedures, and the promotional approaches. In the addition of this, I will assess
the strengths and drawbacks of national campaign organised on issue of Rule of Law in India.
6Owen Doody and Bailey Maria, Setting a research question, aim and objective (Cambridge university press
2016)

PROJECT PROPOSAL 4
References
Andrew M, Research Objectives (Oxford university press 2018)
De R, A People's Constitution: The Everyday Life of Law in the Indian Republic (Princeton
University Press 2018).
Doody O, and Maria B, Setting a research question, aim and objective (Cambridge
university press 2016)
Habermas J, On the internal relation between the rule of law and democracy (Routledge
2017)
Raz J, The Rule of Law and the Separation of Powers (Routledge 2017)
Roy TAS, Law And The Economy In Colonial India (Oxford university press 2018)