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Pratham

Tanmay Joshi(47)

KapindraChaudhary(17)

Ninad Bhate(12)

Tulika Kapoor(52) Shalin Shah(95)

Mukul Dashaputre(22)

Laxman Pai(73)

Nishit Ratthe(86)

Chetan Thakur(112)

Vikas Pande(74)

Aditi Aggarwal(3) Ashfaque Shaikh(98)


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Pratham

Network of NGOs that

promote primary education

for disadvantaged children

Started in Mumbai in 1994,with the support of UNICEF

Activities in 14 states of

India and has supportingorganisations in the US and

UK


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Objectives Rise in enrolment in schools

Learning in schools and

communities increases

The education net reacheschildren who are unable to

attend school

Models are replicated andscaled up to serve large

numbers of children to

achieve a large scale impact


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Pratham team

Educationists

Media personnel

Corporates

Activists

PhDs

MBAs

Civil servants


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Direct

programs Focused intervention: Planning,

conducting and monitoring

Women from the same

community teach

Learning occurs in communityspaces like temples, houses,

open spaces


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Direct

programs Pratham undertakes a survey ineach slum/basti it works inacross the country. Four key

questions are asked in thesurvey each year

1. Does every child have pre-

school education?

2. Does every child go to school?3. Does every child know

reading, writing and arithmatic

4. Do children have access to

books


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1. Balwadi Urban areas: Low income

family group

Children of age group 3-5 years

20-25 children

3-4 hours Learning to engage with

numbers, shapes, colours,stories, poems and songs

Build the social, emotional,motor and cognitive skills of thechildren

Helps tackle the problem of retention and achievement at a

nascent stage


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2. Learning

Support Classes Build and strengthen thereading, writing and arithmeticskills of children-age group 6 +

Shishuvachan: Language andmathematics-November toMarch every year

Learn to Read (L2R) Classes:This is a 8 week program

targeted at children who areunable to read simple texts

An extension of the Learning toRead class where out-of-schoolchildren are enrolled in these

classes as a priority


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3. Libraries

Access to colourful andinteresting books in their ownlanguages as well as in English

Objective is to ensure that allchildren in the communitieshave access to books that theycan read

Fun filled activities such asdrawing competitions, craftclasses, quizzes, debates areconducted as part of the library


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4. Scholarship

Program Pratham piloted the scholarshippreparation program in Mumbaiin 2007

Proportion of children coachedby Pratham who passed was21% higher than othermunicipal school going children

250 schools in Mumbai invitedPratham

Aim that 60% of the childrenshould pass the scholarship/

similar competency exam.


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ASER Largest household survey

undertaken in India

Annually measures the

enrollment as well as the

reading and arithmetic levels of

children (6-14 years)

In 2008, ASER reached over

7,04,000 children in 16,198villages in 564 rural districts

Findings of survey referred to in

the approach paper to the 11th

Planning Commission


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Read India

Prathams flagship program

Problem: Children (6-14 yrs)

attending schools could not

read, write or solve basic

sums

Executed by school teachers,

anganwadi workers andvolunteers

Partnerships forged with 11

state governments


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Read India -

Impact In 2008-09,the campaign reached

33 million children across 19

states Covered 305,000 out of the

600,000 villages of India andmobilized 450,000 volunteers

In most states, the proportion ofthose not able to read alphabetsdown to zero

Proportion of children able toread simple sentences is up by

almost 20%.


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PCVC

Pratham Council for VulnerableChildren

Challenge Large no. of workingchildren

Started in 2001, Aim Helpchildren receive Basic Education,

thereby leading a better life Include Prevention, RescueRehabilitation, Repatriation, andEducation of vulnerable and

working children


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PCVC

7 states (from the source

where child labour migrates) to

the receiving states (where thechild labour migrates to).

Influencing Policies,

Governments in drafting official

protocol to ensure that the citiesare Child Labour Free.

Set up residential schools to

teach children.( 3 such schools

in Mumbai and 3 in Bihar.)


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Angrezi A to Z Targets children in the age group

- 8-14 yrs

Aim-Build their basic conversational

skills and their ability to read

simple texts with comprehension Across rural and urban locations.

The classes are usually

conducted in the community

75% time Dedicated to Listeningand Speaking 25% time Reading.

Tests are conducted to monitor

the progress of the children


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Computer

Learning Established in 1998 to giverelevant IT knowledge and skills

Impact childrens basic learninglevels using IT

Present in 7 states and 198

centres

Served over 1,25,000 childrenand youth

Nominal fee charged


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Focus of

Content Primary school: School syllabuscovered like basic mathematicalcompetencies in maths and

English, basic map reading andsocial studies

Secondary School: Project basedmodule in MS Office, Animation,

Internet, writing letters, resumes,news articles etc

Higher Secondary: Specializing ingraphics, hardware and

programming in C, HTML, VB


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Vocational

Skills Program Targeted at economicallydisadvantaged youth in agegroup 18-30

Give vocational skills to startown business

Teaching relevant skills inbanking, hospitality etc.

Started in 2005 - 7 centers havetrained over 3500 youth

Partners include Taj group, L&T,Deutsche Bank


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Entrepreneurship

DevelopmentProgram

12 Beneficiaries till date 10business and 2 educational

Businesses started - Photostudio, Fast Food Restaurant,Hair Salon, Kirana Store, LadiesGarment Store, Poultry farm etc.

Pilot project partnered byBarclays Bank

New rural-based refrigeratorChotukool marketed with thehelp of Godrej


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Future Plans

Certification recognisationsought

Educational loan assistance

PACE employment exchange Tie-up with nursing centers

Expansion of prison programs to11

Current centers to expand inmore locations

Planning courses in fashiondesigning, artificial jewellery etc.


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Overseas

Chapters Pratham USA

Pratham UK

Pratham Germany

Pratham UAE


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Key Supporters


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Ways In Which

You CanSupport

Donate

Volunteer

Hold a fund raising event

Join us


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