NIC Rajasthan has developed the Pulse Polio Campaign Monitoring System as per the guidelines of National Polio Surveillance Project (NPSP), which is a collaborative project of the WHO and the Government of India. The system is effectively being used in the state of Rajasthan. In addition to the Medical and Health department of the Government of Rajasthan, the system is being used directly by the National Polio Surveillance Project to monitor, from Delhi, the various rounds of Pulse Polio Campaign. The field units of the Medical and Health department file detailed reports on all parameters related to the campaign directly through the system. The system generates MIS and monitoring reports for different levels. These include block wise district reports, consolidated district reports, state level reports, analytical reports such as percentage of booth coverage, percentage of houses generated, percentage of missed houses, etc. The system also provides for feedback mechanism from all the campaign districts and Surveillance Medical Officers of NPSP from remote locations. Access to the system is restricted to authorised users only. The system has been designed in a generic format and can be used by any state.