Advocacy Campaign: A Project Proposal on Rule of Law in India

This project proposal outlines a national campaign addressing the Rule of Law in India, emphasizing the constitutional scheme and principles. It identifies objectives such as assessing the pros and cons of the Rule of Law and evaluating the challenges of conducting a national campaign. Key stakeholders, including individuals, institutions, and organizations, are identified, along with opportunities and obstacles like public awareness and communication barriers. The proposal details a call to action, required resources, and an action plan with research practices and timelines. It concludes with monitoring and evaluation strategies to compare campaign outcomes with objectives, aiming to strengthen the Rule of Law in India. Desklib provides access to similar solved assignments and resources for students.

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advocacy campaign
MARCH 14, 2019
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The context
This project proposal states the problem related to the Rule of law issue in India. This project
proposal discusses the research objective, applicable laws, policies, stakeholders,
opportunities, challenges, call to action, required resources, and action plan is discussed.
Applicable law, policy, convention, and development frameworks
The Rule of Law refers to the fundamental rule of governance of the cultured independent
organisation. In India, the constitutional scheme is depended on the theory of Rule of
Law that is accepted and provided to ourselves. In India, Rule of Law is exemplified in
the Indian Constitution, in the principles preserved in part III and Preface. Over the period,
the Constitution of India has been construed by the courts and judges in the way to give a
generous understanding to the principles1.
Objectives
The main objective or project proposal is to conduct the national campaign on the Rule of
Law issue in India2. The objectives of project proposal are as below-
1. To assess the pros and cons of Rule of Law in India
2. To discuss the requirement of national campaign on Rule of Law issue in India
3. To evaluate the challenges in conducting national campaign on Rule of Law issue in
India
Stakeholders
The Stakeholders are individuals, institutions, groups and organisations, which are linked to
the problem related to Rule of Law in India. These stakeholders support the national
1 Nicolas Rose. Beyond the public/private division: law, power and the family (Routledge, 2017).
2 Sudipta Sen, A distant sovereignty: National imperialism and the origins of British India. (Routledge 2016).

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campaign on Rule of Law issue in India, are badly influenced by the problem mentioned in
question, and have powers to alter the conditions, or even be liable for the recognised issues3.
Opportunities, Challenges and Obstacles
Most of the individuals are not alert of the judicial system prevailing in the nation and of the
rights related to the Constitution. Although the individuals are aware of this, they are not in
the condition to afford because of the poor financial status. In this way, the National
Campaign will be helpful in giving the knowledge to that people. In the addition of this, some
key challenges and obstacles are also faced in conducting national campaign such as problem
related to language and communication channels4.
Call to action
The national campaign will use effective Call to Action (CTA) ‘The Rule of Law in India’.
The Call to Action (CTA) campaign has advocacy at the core and, in the course of new
campaigning, has given contribution to the knowledge of the Rule of Law in India and the
supporting commitments we are considering in present time. By joining this call, the
stakeholders including people, institutions, organizations and communities will be able to
speak out in the support of the Rule of Law in India. It is call upon all the nations in respect
of the fundamental principles5.
Resources required
To help this planning, approaches and promotional strategies to conduct effective national
campaign, various sources are required. Here are some resources to help with campaign
planning-
3 Bradley J Charles, Applying Law (Carolina Academic Press 2011).
4 Haruki Inagaki, The Rule of Law and Emergency in Colonial India: The Conflict Between the King's Court and
the Government in Bombay in the 1820s (Diss. King's College London 2016)
5 Tirthankar Roy and Anand V Swamy, Law And The Economy In Colonial India. (Oxford university press
2018)

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 How to reach and teach through national campaign?
 Campaign planning; how to set the national campaign up for success
 Recognise the challenges and obstacles
 Find out the solution of the challenges and obstacles in conducting national campaign
 The ways to promote campaign
 The reasons for collecting the registrations for upcoming national campaign online
 The ways to make sure the smooth online registration procedure
 How to assess the budget of conducting the national campaign
 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
Detection of the research issue
Formulating the aim and objective
Assessing the opportunities,
challenges and obstacles
Designing related problems
Find out the solution to resolve
weakness

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Analysis of feedback of campaign
Report to stakeholders
From the above discussion, it is clear that most of the time spent in assessing the
opportunities, challenges and obstacles.
Monitoring and evaluation
At the end, I will compare the outcomes of national campaign with the objectives. I will
review the planning, approaches and the promotional strategies6. I will evaluate the strength
and weakness of national campaign conducted on the Rule of Law in India.
6 Marc Galanter, Competing Equalities (Oxford university press 2018)

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Bibliography
Charles B, Applying Law (Carolina Academic Press 2011)
Galanter M, Competing Equalities (Oxford university press 2018)
Inagaki H, The Rule of Law and Emergency in Colonial India: The Conflict Between the
King's Court and the Government in Bombay in the 1820s (Diss. King's College London
2016)
Rose N, Beyond the public/private division: law, power and the family (Routledge, 2017).
Roy TA Swamy, Law And The Economy In Colonial India (Oxford university press 2018)
Sen S, A distant sovereignty: National imperialism and the origins of British India
(Routledge 2016).