TAGUP

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TAGUP
Agency overview
FormedJune 2010;14 years ago (2010-06)
Jurisdiction Government of India
Headquarters New Delhi
Agency executive
Parent department Ministry of Finance

Technology Advisory Group for Unique Projects (TAGUP) is a Government of India advisory group to look into technology part of 5 large financial sector projects. [1] It is headed by former UIDAI chairman, Nandan Nilekani. [2]

Contents

Areas

The committee will make recommendations on the roadmap to roll out the five financial projects are

Report

TAGUP submitted its report in early February 2011 and had the following key recommendations. [4]

The report also identified common challenges faced by large complex IT projects in the government and provided specific solutions of the evaluation of GST, TIN, EIN, NTMA and NPS at hand. The project reported can be accessed on the Ministry of Finance website. [5]

Members

The members of the committee include

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