REACH India components Sample Clauses

REACH India components. The Technical Assistance in Year 1 dealt mainly with proposal writing; now that NGO grantees are in place, the focus has shifted to improved delivery of educational services; training was provided to partner NGOs on performance monitoring, educational quality, dissemination planning, financial management and organizational development. We also had to formulate a strategy for elasticising our lean staff to meet all the program objectives of providing need-based technical assistance; monitoring and evaluating the partner NGO activities; documenting workshops, meetings and other interactions; building ties with multiple stakeholders – Government, other NGOs, educationists, private sector etc.; forging collaborations among partners through networks and other forums; and sharing knowledge through a variety of dissemination activities. In an effort to deliver effective and meaningful assistance to partners, it was decided that some of the assistance e.g., educational quality, will be outsourced. Consultants and agencies were identified for providing training to partner NGOs. Also, given the different levels of competencies among our NGOs, it will be a challenge to see that the assistance we provide is responsive to each NGO’s needs, and is usable and substantive. We hope to resolve this by providing a gamut of support activities: ranging from one-on-one interactions (including meetings, phone calls, e-mail, directing NGOs to relevant resources etc) to workshops and exposure visits. The team has also had interactions with donor agencies and NGOs outside the REACH India network including UNDP, UNESCO, UNICEF, Xxxx Xxxxxx Foundation and Pratham. REACH India team members also attended workshops organized by some of these organizations. We have also made small inroads in reaching out to the private sector. We have had exchanges with the social development unit of Federation of Indian Xxxxxxxx of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) as well as meetings with the education officials at ICICI’s Social Initiative Group. The latter is working in Chhattisgarh, and we see tremendous potential for some form of partnership which we hope to explore further in the coming months. A. Educational quality a. Assessing educational quality: As part of the first in the series of M&E technical assistance workshops in Delhi (January 2005), Jharkhand (February, 2005) and Kolkata (February 2005), a session was held on educational quality with special focus on assessment of quality of educational ...
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