Education Projects & Initiatives
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Let the Campaign of Girl Child Education spread in every home, Let the
Lamp of Educating daughters be lit up in every heart,Only then will be
the vision of Swarnim Gujarat be realized.
Narendra Modi (Kanya Kelavani Mahotsav 2009) |
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Schemes Adopted to Enhance Education |
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Bal Pravesh | Mid Day Meal Schemes |
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Nirogi Bal |
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Vidhyalaxmi Bonds |
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Vidhya Deep Yojna |
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Teacher’s Training and Distance Teacher’s Training Program |
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‘Smart Goals’ with a
future vision 'Education for All' is a major Project of the Education
Department with its Continuous Education and Literacy Policies geared to
promote Literacy, reduce drop out rates, Focus on Girl Education,
Teachers’ Training and a series of other Initiatives being implemented.
Girl Education, Infrastructure, Health and Sanitation are the many
areas in the process of continuous Education, Literacy, Edu Awareness
and on path to enhancement in quality implementation. The Government
vision is for SEE (Socio-Economic-Education) growth with primary
education, secondary education, higher education, continuous education,
literacy education, technical education, pharmacy education etc.
The focus is on Concentration of plan and non-plan provisions and
best use of investments made in education sector and the purpose of
development. It aims for UEE (universalisation of primary education) for
children in age group 6 to 14 years with specific planning, target
setting and power initiative key role to 100% male and female literacy
by 2010.
The Campaign for ‘Education for All’ is implemented with Literacy
initiatives like Training to 9000 teachers, covering all the students of
Standards 4 and 7 under student Achievement profile, Extra coaching to
girls studying in standards 2,3,4 and 5 in 12,500 schools to upgrade
level by 10 to 15% in Gujarati and Arithmetic . It aims for increase in
capability by 5 to 10% in writing, reading and calculating by students
of standard-3.
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Financial Aid schemes like Viidhyalaxmi
Bond Yojna and Insurance schemes like Vidhyadeep Yojna are implemented
by the Government to provide facilities to children and families to
support Education. Health of School children is a prime concern for the
Government and hence, with co-operation of WHO (World Health
Organization, UNICEF, UNESCO) and World Bank “Health Developing
School-Programme” pilot project pioneer in Gujarat.
Computer Training is enhanced for Primary Level Education. The
Government adopt Technology by promoting Computer aided Learning, which
is expected to benefit around 8,50,000 students of government run
schools of Gujarat. It also aims for education in rural places to set
path of development with continuous power supply and broadband
connectivity.
The Government has also initiated the SCOPE program to sharpen
English language skills among Gujarati learners. Desirous Schools to set
up Language Laboratory are supported by learning software for improving
pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar. The software includes self
learning program for improving pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar.
The students can master the English language skills and gain confidence.
The Education Department’s ‘Sarva Shikshan Abhiyaan’ (National
Program) and other promotional schemes are managed by Gujarat Council of
Elementary Education (GCEE) which has grown from an agency implementing
a project in just three districts to an organization implementing
several different projects in primary education sector in the state,
viz. DPEP (Distant Primary Education Program) II & IV. |
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National Project Implementation: |
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Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Mission (SSAM),
Education of Girls at Elementary Level (NPEGEL)
Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV)KGBV |
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Gujarat Edu-Project Initiatives: |
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Under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Mission (SSAM), all the 25 districts and Municipal Corporations in Gujarat are being covered. |
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Under the umbrella of SSAM, it is implementing National
Programme for Education of Girls at Elementary Level (NPEGEL) in 1093
clusters of 78 rural Educationally Backward Blocks (EBBs) and 39
clusters of 13 urban slums in 21 districts (excluding Bharuch, Dang,
Porbandar and Valsad) in the state. |
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The Department execute Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya
(KGBV) Yojana, under which, 30 residential elementary schools with
boarding facilities are being set up for girls belonging to the
disadvantaged groups of SC/ST/ OBC/ Minority and BPL in difficult areas. |
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Childhood in Gujarat should not be lifeless but full of vigour and enthusiasm
CM, Narendra Modi |
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Schemes Adopted to Enhance Education
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Primary Education |
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Vidhyalaxmi Bond Yojna |
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Vidhyadeep Yojna |
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Hon. Chief Minister’s The Girl Child Development Program |
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School-Health Check-up Program |
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Computer Training at the Primary Educational level |
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Secondary and Higher Secondary Department |
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Diploma for the teachers to improve their teaching skills ( Teacher’s Training Program ) |
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Common Entrance Test for admission |
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Teleconference for the students of Std. 10th and 12th. |
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Technical Education |
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Self employment programs for the women |
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Kanya Kelavani |
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The Educated Girl Child Initiative was born out of a painful distress
call as Women’s Education in Gujarat in 2001 stood on 20th Position
with Literacy rate among Female with 48.1%. Hon’ble CM joined hands with
all Government officers – IAS, IPS and other beauracrats, in a massive
‘Kanya Kelavani Rath’ and turned into a massive movement to face the
challenge in 2009. |
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Government charts out plans to enroll 525,000 girls in
the state in Kanya Kelavani drive. It covers 1,865 routes and as a
result, 100% enrollment and reduction in the drop out rate from 40% to
2.29% is achieved. It foresees a vision 2010 that, when Gujarat
celebrates its golden Jubilee, there should be a zero - ‘0’ percent drop
out rate in Gujarat (Literally No Drop Outs). |
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Girl Child Education program is initiated in villages
across Gujarat. It covers almost 18,000 villages esp. where the literacy
rate is below 20 percent and focus on identified suburbs of the urban
areas to spread the message of education. |
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The Government further envisage the Initiative to road
ahead of success by making Jyoti-Gram and Broadband connectivity
available in all villages. Also, Education would be one of the major
sector in the Gram Mitra Yojna comprising of 5 Gram Mitra departments
viz. Agriculture, Health, Education, Vikas (Development) and Human
Development. (Gram Mitra Yojna is aimed to provide a boost to the social
and economic structure of villages). |
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Education is power and the government is all set to
transform the villages to illuminate with knowledge – information and
awareness to bring a change in socio-economic drawbacks. |
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Bal Pravesh | Mid Day Meal Schemes
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Government schemes like Bal Pravesh and Nirogi Bal is also made a part of the Kanya Kelavani campaign. |
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Government ensures ‘Literacy 100% in rural areas as it encourages
Bal Pravesh (Child Admissions) by providing Admission forms and
enrolling over 525,000 girls in the state in Kanya Kelavani drive. The
Ministers, beauracrats and other Government officials motivate,
encourage and inspire the parents to enroll their children for Education
as it is a prime factor to combat poverty. |
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To ensure co-operation and enhance better quality of
food with nutrition, the officials even share the food with children
under ‘Mid Day Meal’ schemes which was started by the Government as the
second state in the country, committed to social integration and social
up-liftment. |
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Government ensures on Nirogi Bal scheme along with Bal Pravesh
as Health is a prime concern of the child while it attends the
classroom. Literacy to Health with Nirogi Bal is announced for 2008-09
with mass movement for Safe Health with impact to Social Development of
Gujarat. It ensures universal reach and delivery of quality health
services. It also make certain of quality nutrition and growth through
effective implementation of Mamta Abhiyan. One of the many goals is to
guarantee Elementary Education and Life Skills Education for all
children. |
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Gujarat Government focus on role of Education
in Poverty Eradication and the campaign is aimed at ensuring maximum
enrollment of boys and girls in primary schools all across the state. To
encourage Girl Child Education, Vidhyalaxmi Bonds are entrusted among
areas with low literacy rates, below 35 percent among women and this
serve as an incentive to poor parents to send their daughters to
schools. |
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Vidhya Deep Yojna, the Insurance scheme is
adopted children where the premium is paid by the Government to ensure
financial assistance to parents in case of untoward incident. |
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Teacher’s Training and Distance Teacher’s Training Program
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For the Kanya Kelavani Initiative, due care is taken by
the Government to recruit qualified Teachers. The Government sets up
Teachers’ Training Centers and under Education Improvement programs,
School development Institutes gets grant and Teacher Incentives to
procure enhanced teaching certificates. Initiatives are taken by the
Government for Distance Teachers’ Training Programme. Hon’ble CM
addresses the Distance Teachers' Training Programme for the Elementary
school teachers through Satellite Technology. Over 1,94,000 Teachers
over 4000 receiving Centers participated in the Interactive Training
Program in June 2009. Teachers get to watch and listen to eminent
scholars as well as academicians as well as interact with them. |
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Gujarat Government transforms lives and follows the
Gandhian Principles. Gandhiji said, “If one boy is education, a child
becomes literate but if a girl is educated, the whole family gets
literacy”. The Government believes in reforming lives and bring
revolutionary change in the mindsets of people for edu-socio-economical
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A glimpse to progress : 2007 |
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8500 Schools upgraded since 1998 |
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18053 schools equipped with power supply facilities |
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Primary School children gets School text books at no cost as 36 Crores Grant > > Initiated by Govt. |
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School Laboratories enhanced at the cost of 3.4 Crores every year |
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84,33,426 children gets Health Check up and 12, 27, 199 children get immediate . |
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health treatment by 2007 |
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Key Factors & Achievement: |
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Special campaign to recruit 1.05 lakh Assistant Teachers for a strong and prosperous Gujarat |
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Kanya Kelavani Rathyatra and Pravesh Mahotsav (mid
June 2009) have led to a reduction in the drop out rate to below 2.29%
and 100% enrolment in Primary schools |
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Efforts in Primary chools have led to 49.34 lakh students obtaining uniforms at total expenditure of Rs.6,518 lakh |
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Efforts in Primary chools have led to 49.34 lakh students obtaining uniforms at total expenditure of Rs.6,518 lakh |
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Facility of free bus transport for girls in rural areas |
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Special concentration on 6 special schemes of Kanya Kelavani for girls in 41 most backward talukas |
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With increased efforts, Kanya Kelavani Fund has reached Rs. 21.83 crore, for girls Education |
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The next steps for Gujarat in the area of Human Development Index: Children University and Bal Gokulam Sanstha |
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Reading, writing and numeracy of students in Primary Schools has improved by 80% |
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Some Vision 2010 |
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Admission rate in schools is 90.30% - to be raised to 100% |
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Rate of drop-outs in 48.1% - to be decreased to zero. |
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Literacy rate among male is 73% - to be raised to 100% |
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Literacy rate among female is 48.6 % - to be raised to 100% |
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Literacy rate among scheduled castes is 61.07% - to be raised to 100% |
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Literacy rate among scheduled tribes in 36.45% - to be raised to 100% |
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