Delhi. However, parties to the AGREEMENT can agree for a different place for the convenience of all concerned.
Delhi. Since Delhi was the first region for rollout, partners here have had the longest run in terms of implementation time – nearly a year -- and judging from the performance reports, a lot has been achieved. In all, the REACH India Delhi NGO network comprises 19 partner organizations including the twelve sub-grantee organizations of our Capacity Building partners, Deepalaya and Prayas. The seven partner NGOs in Delhi were chosen not only for their superior projects and organizational work, but also for reasons of complementarity. For example, AADI was selected for its focus on inclusive education, Disha for its work with the Mayapuri slum children and children of sex workers, CEMD for its work with the government system, SARD for its community mobilization abilities with some of the most disenfranchised, and Katha for its pedagogy and outreach to street children. By doing this, REACH India was able to cover all three Intermediate Results (IR). Besides this, the expectation was that these NGOs would support each other through their core competencies. Direct Service partner XXXX xxxxxxx long and hard with the UEE Mission in Delhi to gain permission to work in five government schools on inclusive education – and finally succeeded in its endeavor in May this year. AADI also transitioned a section of its school (earlier only for differently abled children) into an inclusive education institution and opened its doors to abled children early this year. Our other Direct Service partner, CEMD, which supports the UEE Mission, spent the summer conducting its Foundation Course training in Hindi and Math to teachers in government schools in its project catchment area (district Southwest A). Xxxxx is involved in establishing slum committees as well as parent-teacher associations while Xxxxx is working on a new educational theme which will underline all subjects taught at their school and centers. Katha has also set up its learning centers in the Sangam Vihar slum colony. SARD has completed its review of SCERT textbooks used from standards I to V in Hindi, Math, Environmental Sciences and English. Apart from initiating their educational interventions, SARD and Disha have been engaged in community awareness programs with the latter using puppet shows to effectively communicate the value of education for the girl child. Xxxxx conducted a workshop on “Educating the Imagination” which showcased, through experts in the field, the multiple careers available to young adults includin...
Delhi. 5 Coverage of urban water supply remains at about 70%, and of sewerage at 6%.
