Document 334527

 PROGRAM PROFILE FORM
Note: It is very important that the program profile describes the individual program and not the
work of the entire organization. This is so each program model can be sorted according to its
specific characteristics. If your organization has multiple programs, please contact us about creating a
separate profile for each one. PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Program Name
Year Launched
Link to Program Image
Implementing Organization
Implementing Partners
Only include if directly involved in core work of program
Launch Country
Additional Country(ies) of Operation (if any)
State/Province(s) of Operation
City(ies) of Operation
Program Stage Select
Operational Status Select
Implementer Status Select
Which of the following primary topics relate to the program’s core work?
Please select a maximum of 2 topics to ensure the website topic search is most effective.
Community Engagement
ECED
Fragile/Conflict-Affected State
Learning through Play
Public-private Partnerships
Student Assessment
CSR
Curriculum Reform/Design
Education Financing
Educational Technology
Girls’ Education
Inclusive Education
Low-cost Private Schools
Out-of-School Children
Secondary Education
Skills for Work
Teacher Training/Evaluation
Transparency/Accountability
Which of the following secondary topics relate to the program’s core work?
Community Engagement
ECED
Fragile/Conflict-Affected State
Learning through Play
Public-private Partnerships
Student Assessment
CSR
Curriculum Reform/Design
Education Financing
Educational Technology
Girls’ Education
Inclusive Education
Low-cost Private Schools
Out-of-School Children
Secondary Education
Skills for Work
Teacher Training/Evaluation
Transparency/Accountability
Highlighting Innovation
Please describe what makes your program innovative.
Key Challenges
Please describe any key challenges faced by your program.
PROGRAM APPROACH
Which of the following main topics of instruction relate to the program’s core work?
Please select a maximum of 3 topics.
21st Century (Soft Skills)
Culture/Indigenous Studies
Environmental Studies
Literacy
ICT
Vocational/Technical Skills
Art & Music
English Language
Ethics & Values/Religion
Local/Mother Language
Science & Engineering
Other
Comprehensive Curriculum
Entrepreneurship Skills
Health/Nutrition
Math/Numeracy
Sports
Which of the following secondary topics of instruction relate to the program’s core work?
21st Century (Soft Skills)
Culture/Indigenous Studies
Environmental Studies
Literacy
ICT
Vocational/Technical Skills
Art & Music
English Language
Ethics & Values/Religion
Local/Mother Language
Science & Engineering
Other
Comprehensive Curriculum
Entrepreneurship Skills
Health/Nutrition
Math/Numeracy
Sports
TARGET BENEFICIARIES
Target Geography Select
Target Education Level (ISCED Levels)
Early Childhood
Lower Secondary
Short-cycle Tertiary
Pre-primary
Upper Secondary
Bachelor or Equivalent
Primary
Post-secondary Non-tertiary
Master/Doctoral or Equivalent
Is this a gender specific program? Select
Target Population (if applicable)
Displaced Individuals
Ethnic Minorities
Linguistic Minorities
Nomadic Communities
Out-of-school Children
Religious Minorities
Other
Individuals with Disabilities
Orphans/Vulnerable Children
Racial Minorities
Income Level of Target Population
Bottom Quintile (0-20%)
Fourth Quintile (61-80%)
Middle Quintile (41-60%)
Second Quintile (21-40%)
Top Quintile (81-100%)
Strategies for Reaching the Poorest
Please describe any strategies (e.g. systems, resources, partnerships) used for targeting the poor.
TECHNOLOGY
Technology is not a focus of this program
Main Technology Used as Part of Model
Please only select if technology forms a central component of the program’s approach.
Please select a maximum of 2 technologies.
Camera
Mobile Phone
Solar Technology
Other
Main Technology Purpose
Classroom Lesson Delivery
Materials in Other Languages
Teaching Materials
Technology Partners
Computer
Radio
Tablet or E-reader
Internet
Smart Board
Television
Enrichment or Remediation
School Operations
Tracking Student Performance
Learning Materials
Teacher Training
Other
SCALE
Date of Data Collection
Month
Year
Number of Current Learners Served
Total Number of Learners Served to Date
Percent Female Learners
Percent Male Learners
Number of Teachers
In the text box below, please describe what the number entered refers to (e.g. “1,000 teachers are
trained each year” or “the school employs 50 teachers”)
Number of Schools/Centers Operated
In the text box below, please describe what the number entered refers to (e.g. “4 early childhood
learning centers are currently active” or “teachers are trained in 100 schools around the country”)
Total Number of Products Distributed
In the text box below, please describe what the number entered refers to (e.g. “100 reading books
distributed” or “1,000 tablets distributed”)
Other Measures of Scale Not Included Above
EXPANSION
Has the program scaled up (i.e., expanded its market share since founding)?
Yes
Has the program been replicated (i.e. entered new domestic/international markets)?
No
Yes
No
Please provide a brief description of program growth to date.
Include founding date and any baseline data, growth data, history of scale-up or replication, and/or
how the program model has evolved since founding.
Please provide a brief description of plans for future growth.
Include goals for future and associated timeline, and any plans for scale-up or replication.
MONITORING AND EVALUATION
Is there a monitoring and evaluation (M&E) strategy in place?
Yes
No
If yes, please describe the program’s M&E strategy.
If no, please describe any plans the program has for developing a M&E strategy.
What outcomes data does the program monitor?
Ability to Reach the Poor
Graduation/Promotion Rates
Standardized Assessment
Teacher Attendance
Other
Cost Effectiveness
Increased Enrollment
Student Attendance
Teacher Retention
Has the program been externally evaluated?
Yes
Employment Rates
Internal Assessment
Student Retention
User Satisfaction
No
If yes, please describe evaluation results here.
Link to Evaluation Documentation
Please indicate if documents may be posted on public profile or are for CEI staff only.
RESULTS
Please provide any results you would like to report (in the following categories or others). Please
include the measure being reported and the date for which it is valid.
Assessment Performance
Results should compare results over time or relative to other alternatives.
Date
User Satisfaction
Date
Poverty Measures
Date
Please describe indicators of what income level the program is serving (e.g. demographic information
of beneficiaries such as “90% of students are the first in their families to attend post-primary school”)
Graduation/Promotion Rates
Date
Employment Rates
Date
Student Attendance
Date
Teacher Attendance
Date
Enrollment
Date
Cost Effectiveness/Value for Money
Date
Cost of the output relative to alternatives (e.g. “cost per student is 2/3 of the cost of government
expenditure per student” or “unit cost per student is $3 per month”)
Other
Date
FINANCIALS
Main Source of Initial Investment
Please select a maximum of 2 sources.
Aid Agency
Endowment
Government
Own Funds
Award
Equity
Individual Donor
Private Payment/Fees
Community-funded
Foundation
In-kind Contribution
Other
Main Source for Covering Recurring Costs
Please select a maximum of 2 sources.
Aid Agency
Endowment
Government
Own Funds
Award
Equity
Individual Donor
Private Payment/Fees
Key Funders
Annual Operating Budget (Include Currency)
Community-funded
Foundation
In-kind Contribution
Other
Main Source of Tuition/Fees
Cross-subsidization
Household Funds
Revenue
Other
Free Service/Product
Loans to Students/Families
Scholarships
Government
Pay-for-performance
Vouchers/CCTs
SUPPLEMENTARY DOCUMENTS
Please provide the links (URLs) for relevant program documents here. Please indicate if documents
may be posted on public profile or are for CEI staff only. For photos, please provide photo credit if
necessary.
Document Links
Photo Links
Video Links
Other Links
PUBLIC CONTACT INFORMATION
Contact Name
Contact Title
Contact Email
Contact Telephone Number
Program Website
Program Facebook Page
Other Relevant Social Media (e.g. Blog, Twitter, LinkedIn)
General Contact Name
General Contact Email
General Contact Telephone Number