What we do

Implementation of Developmental Programs

mplementation of developmental programs means executing policies, projects, and schemes designed for the overall development of society — such as poverty reduction, health improvement, education, employment generation, and infrastructure development.

Community Development

Community Development means helping people help themselves. It involves the active participation of local people in planning and implementing programs that aim to improve their living standards — such as better housing, education, health, employment, and sanitation.

Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E).

Monitoring and Evaluation are essential parts of any developmental or community program. They help ensure that the planned activities are being implemented properly and that the desired goals are being achieved effectively.

Impact Assessment Studies

Impact Assessment Studies are evaluations conducted to understand the long-term effects or consequences of a developmental program, project, or policy on people, the economy, and the environment.

Baseline and end-line surveys.

Baseline and End-line Surveys are essential tools used in monitoring and evaluation (M&E) to measure the progress and effectiveness of a developmental program or project.

Process Documentation

Process Documentation is an important part of developmental and community projects. It involves recording, analyzing, and presenting the steps, activities, and experiences that occur during the implementation of a program.

Diagnostic studies, Programme Feasibility studies.

Both Diagnostic Studies and Programme Feasibility Studies are important tools used before starting or improving developmental programs. They help in understanding the current situation, identifying problems, and assessing whether a proposed program can be successfully implemented.

Cluster Resource Monitoring and Management

Cluster Resource Monitoring and Management (CRMM) is an approach used in developmental and community programs to ensure effective planning, monitoring, and utilization of resources within a cluster of villages, schools, or project areas.

A cluster means a group of units (like villages, schools, or blocks) that are managed together for better coordination and resource sharing.