ANNEXURE-I

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

15.02.2017

1. Ms. Rina Ray, Additional Secretary, D/o SE&L, MHRD

2. Smt. Pooja Kulkarni, SPD, SSA, Tamilnadu

3. Sh. Girish Hosur, Director, MHRD

4. Sh. Alok Jawahar, US, MHRD

5. Sh. P.K. Srivastava, AFA, IFD, MHRD

6. Smt. D. Matilda, Finance Controller, SSA, Tamilnadu

7. Smt. C. Usha Rani, Joint Director, SSA, Tamilnadu

8. Sh. D. Nagarja Murugan, Joint Director, SSA, Tamilnadu

9. Smt. N. Ananthi, Joint Director, SSA, Tamilnadu

10. Sh. V.S. Anbarasu, FA & CAO, SSA, Tamilnadu

11. Sh. D. Savarinathan, Consultant, SSA, Tamilnadu

12. Sh. S. Sundararaman, Sr. Consultant, SSA, SPO Chennai

13. Smt. R. Malathy, Sr. Consultant, SSA, SPO Chennai

14. Sh. A. Thalavaimuthu, System Analyst, SSA, SPO Chennai

15. Sh. K. Rajendran, Sr. Consultant, SSA, SPO Chennai

16. Sh. A. Maria Ratlinasay, State Coordinator, SSA, Tamilnadu

17. Sh. P.G. Ganapathusundaran, State Coordinator, SSA, Tamilnadu

18. Sh. R. Ram Kumar, Programmer, SSA, Tamilnadu

19. Smt. C. Selvakumari, State Coordinator, Access & GIS, SSA, Tamilnadu

20. Sh. R. Rajam, State Coordinator, Special Training, SSA, Tamilnadu

21. Smt. N. Gayathri, State Coordinator, Civil Works, SSA, Tamilnadu

22. Sh. D. Sudakar, State Project Engineer, SSA, Tamilnadu

23. Sh. R. Yuvaraj, Programmer, SSA, Tamilnadu

24. Sh. K. Abdul Wahab, State IE-Coordinator, SSA, Tamilnadu

25. Sh. M. Arun, State SMC Coordinator, SSA, Tamilnadu

26. Sh. M. Dhanaraj, State Training Coordinator, SSA, Tamilnadu

27. Sh. M. Raguraman, State RTE Coordinator, SSA, Tamilnadu

28. Sh. R.C. Balamurugan, State Media Coordinator, SSA, Tamilnadu

29. Sh. S.C. Arora, Consultant, TSG, SSA

30. Ms. Divya Singh, SSA, TSG

31. Ms. Talha Malik, SSA, TSG

32. Ms. Shahnaz Bano, Consultant, SSA-TSG

33. Sh. Girija Shankar, Sr. Consultant

34. Sh. Kiran Dogra, Sr. Consultant, SSA-TSG

35. Ms. Anupriya Chadha, Consultant, SSA, TSG

36. Sh. Adil Rasheed, Consultant, TSG

37. Ms. Ajit Kaur, SSA, TSG

38. Ms. Alka Mishra, SSA, TSG

39. Sh. S.P. Malhotra, SSA, TSG

40. Sh. Maish Sharma, Consultant, SSA, TSG

41. Sh. Javed Ali Khan, SSA, TSG

42. Ms. Pankhuri Awasthi, SSA, TSG

43. Sh. Anthony Joseph, NUEPA, NCSL

44. Dr. Sarla Verma, Asst. Prof., DEG, NCERT

45. Dr. Punam Srivastava, Deputy Advisor, Niti Aayog

46. Ms. Shilpa Grewal, Consultant (App. & Sup.) SSA, TSG

Results Framework for 2017-18 - Name of the State—Tamil Nadu Annex-d

S.

No Outcome Indicators Baseline

2016-17

Target

2016-17

Achievement

2017-18

Targets

Frequency

and Report

Data Collection

Instruments

Responsibility for

Data Collection

PDO : To improve education outcomes of elementary school children in India

PDO Indicators

1 Increase in the sutdent

attendance rate

P & UP

97% 100% 99.% 100%

II and IV

quarter QMT Block/District/State

2 Increase in the retention rate at primary level

99.10% 100% 99.10% 100% Once in ayear U-DISE Block/District/State

3 Increase in the Transition rate from primary to

upper primary

99% 100% 9910% 100% Once in a year U-DISE Block/District/State

4

Learning level

adequartely and regularly

monitored

Through QMT - every term. Periodical assessment - twice in a year and by regular visit by BRTEs twice a month.

Intermediate outcome indicators

Component 1 : Improving quality for enhancing learning

1

Specific early grades

quality programmes

implemented to strengthen foundation in

language and numeracy

SABL cards, SLM kit box, graded series of supplementary readers, and Puthaga Poongkothu books are provided in addition to the text books. Early Literacy skills are developed in a more activity driven teaching learning mode in SABL classroom.

Writing skill is also emphasized and practiced through different writing activities related to the content taught in the milestone

in logos such as book exercise, building block, reinforcement etc., Writing is graded from letters to words and then words to simple meaningful sentences.

An innovative approach of teaching and learning mathematics is done by using SLM Kit . Learning mathematics is made

easier, simple and joyful with the support of SLM kit box in the primary classrooms.

2

System of State level

achievement survey (SLAS) established

2013-14

Tamil, Englsih and

Maths in

classes III & V - 70%

Tamil, Englsih,

Maths and

Science in

Results awaited 75% Once in ayear SLAS Block/District/State

S.

No Outcome Indicators Baseline

2016-17

Target

2016-17

Achievement

2017-18

Targets

Frequency

and Report

Data Collection

Instruments

Responsibility for

Data Collection

Class VIII

- 70%

3

More government school

teachers trained through

improved in-service training

100%

teacher

received in service

training

against annual

target

100%

teachers

100% will be achieved

100%

teacher monthly - training

4 Increased teacher

attendance

Teacher attendance

at 95% in

primary and Upper

primary

level

100% 95.5% 100% Annual PMIS QMT reports Block/District/State

5 Increased training of

Head masters

All Head

teachers

working in govt.

schools

800% Head

teachers 800 achieved

800 head

teacher Annual

In Coordination

with NUEPA, New Delhi

training

6 Increased training of educational

administrators

DEO, AEO 130 100% will be

achieved 130 Annual

SCERT/Directorate

of elementary training & SCERT

Component 2: Strengthening Monitoring and Evaluation

1 CRC and BRC academic

support and supervision

Minimum 2

visits per

school per month

Minimum 2

visits per

school per month

100% 100% Monthly

Review reports Block/District/State Block/District/State

2 Improved community

management of schools All schools All schools All schools All schools

II and IV

quarter QMT Block/District/State

S.

No Outcome Indicators Baseline

2016-17

Target

2016-17

Achievement

2017-18

Targets

Frequency

and Report

Data Collection

Instruments

Responsibility for

Data Collection

3

Development and use of

school performance

standards ADEPTS - 100% 65% 70% Thrice a year

Review reports Block/District/State

4 Improved utilization of

funds by states 100% 100% 95% 100% Monthly Received Reports District/State

Components 3 : Improving equitable access and retention

1

Increase in the number of

children enrolled at upper

primary level in schools

34.99 lakhs

at upper

primary

35.00 lakhs 34.63 35lakhs Annual UDISE MIS

2 Increase in separate toilets for girls in

government schools

All schools

having

separate

toilet for

girls

100% 100% 100% Annual UDISE Civil & MIS

3

Increased enrolment

share of girls, SC,ST,

Muslim Children vis-à-vis relevant age group

share in population at

elementary state: and increased enrolment %

out of identified CWSN

at elementary

Share of

children in

elementary

school

SC : 24.25

ST : 1.73

Muslim:5.50

Share of

children in

elementary

school

SC : 24.4

ST : 1.80

Muslim:5.50

Share of children

in elementary

school

SC : 23.90

ST : 1.63

Muslim:5.38

Share of

children in

elementary

school

SC : 24.0

ST : 1.8

Muslim:

5.50

An`nual UDISE MIS

Special Focus Districts (SFDs) Detail

SFD District List

Sl. No

Districts SOCIAL CATEGORY GROUP LWE worst

affected Districts

Total SFD Districts

Scheduled Tribes

(25% and above)

Scheduled Castes

(25% and above)

PMO's 121

Minority Districts

Muslim Concentration (20% and

above)

LWE Districts

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tamil Nadu

1 Cuddalore 1 1

2 Kancheepuram 1 1

3 Kannayakumari 1 1

4 Nagapattinam 1 1

5 Perambalur 1 1

6 The Nilgiris 1 1

7 Thiruvarur 1 1

8 Villupuram 1 1

Sub Total 0 7 1 0 0 0 8