Abstract: Infrastructure and human resource development are crucial to economic and social progress, as they encompass essential physical structures like roads, electricity, water systems, and telecommunications, which are vital for both economic activities and everyday life. However, many regions face persistent civic issues due to inadequate infrastructure, and the existing methods for reporting these issues—such as written letters, telephone calls, and manual entries at local offices—have proven to be ineffective and outdated. The current reporting mechanisms are cumbersome and not user-friendly, leading to inefficiencies and prolonged resolution times. To address these problems, a modern, streamlined reporting system is needed to ensure that citizens can easily report and track civic issues, thereby improving overall quality of life and civic satisfaction.

Keywords: Infrastructure Development, Civic Issues, Citizen Engagement

| DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2024.11817