Education
- Pre-primary, elementary, secondary, higher-secondary, higher, technical and teacher education
- Formal and non-formal education, including adult literacy
- Areas of special focus such as education of girls, Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs), minorities, and children with special needs.
- Overview
- The Education Vertical seeks to facilitate a conducive learning environment through policy and programmes so that people can develop to their full potential and contribute towards the socio-economic development of the country. The Education Vertical strives to facilitate school readiness, socio-emotional learning, critical and higher-order thinking, and grade-level competency amongst children. It seeks to empower youth with employability skills, research temperament and subject matter expertise through high quality, accessible, equitable, accountable, and affordable education system.
- Core Functions
- The Vertical covers:
- Education related to agriculture and allied sectors, and public health is not in the domain of the Vertical. The Vertical’s key functions include:
- Policy Analysis: Evaluation of Cabinet Notes, EFCs, SFCs from Line Ministries.
- Benchmarking Educational Achievement of States: Development of indices to track progress and infuse healthy competition among States to improve education.
- Research Studies: The Vertical takes up policy issues in the field of education to formulate recommendations through extensive research and consultations.
- Programme-Level Intervention: The Vertical also takes up programme-level interventions to develop proof of concept to improve quality of education.
- Partners
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- World Bank
- Piramal Foundation
- Boston Consulting Group
- Line Ministries
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- Ministry of Education
- Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports
- Reports
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Title Download Strategy for New India Systemic Transformation of School Education - The SATH-E Experience School Education Quality Index - Projects
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Current
- Sustainable Action for Human Development-Education 1.0
- School Education Quality Index 1.0
- Sustainable Action for Human Development-Education 2.0
Upcoming
- School Education Quality Index 2.0
- Working Paper on Roadmap for Human Capital Development for Economic Growth
- Working Paper on Roadmap to Improve the Quality of Public School Education
- Working Paper on Reforms in Higher Education: Rebrand India as the Education Destination
- Working Paper on State Model Regulatory Framework for Private Schools
- Reforms in Teacher Education
- Who's Who
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Name Designation EMAIL ID Ms. Sonia Pant Programme Director sonia[dot]pant[at]nic[dot]in Dr. Shashank Shah Senior Specialist shashank[dot]shah[at]gov[dot]in Sh. Harshit Mishra Deputy Adviser harshit[dot]mishra[at]gov[dot]in Ms. Oshin Dharap Consultant oshin[dot]dharap[at]govcontractor[dot]in Keshav Singh N Consultant keshavsingh[dot]n[at]gov[dot]in Ms. Upragya Kashyap Young Professional upragya[dot]kashyap[at]niti[dot]gov[dot]in Nisha Sharma Young Professional sharma[dot]nisha[at]niti[dot]gov[dot]in