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POLICY CAMPAIGN

Vouchers, CCT and Scholarships
Government School Reforms
Deregulating Education Sector
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CHOICE TOOLS

School Choice Vs present Monopoly System
Global Experiments in School Voucher
Voucher schemes in India
Choice ideas for India

SCHOOL VOUCHER FOR GIRLS

400 girls from underprivileged community in North East Delhi were awarded vouchers worth upto Rs. 3700 per year
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ACTION FOR SCHOOL ADMISSION REFORMS (ASAR)

Joint Initiative of School Choice Campaign and www.schooladmissions.in
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RTE Portal launched by School Choice Campaign

The portal will enable a coalition of educational organisations, NGOs, government bodies etc. to join us in building the portal. The idea is to monitor the RTE process on national, state and civil society levels. Forum discussions, news alerts, local social audit experiences, community concerns – all aspects of the RTE will be covered in the portal.

Right to Education

The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act 2009 (or Right to Education, in short) was passed in both the Houses of Parliament in August 2009. The Right to Education Bill has been debated, discussed and deliberated by various Government commissioned bodies since 2002 (National Advisory Council, National Knowledge Commission, Central Advisory Board for Education), Standing Committee for Human Resource Development and civil society organisations (including Azim Premji Foundation, Confederation of Indian Industry and Centre for Civil Society). Numerous educationists, community leaders and commentators have also presented their views on the Right to Education Bill in the media. This website tracks the evolution of discourse around the Right to Education Bill, broadly divided in to three thematic areas:

Right to Education Tracker
With the successful passage of Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act 2009 during August 2009, India has now guaranteed elementary education to all children (between 6 and 14 years old). The implementation of the various provisions of the Right to Education Bill is going to be vital and complex, and will be tracked here, with emphasis on quality and accountability.

 

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School Choice National Conference 2017: Direct Benefits Transfer (DBT) in Education
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