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Sampark Foundation Chairman Vineet Nayar and Anupama Nayar pledges INR 10 Cr to ensure NO CHILD IS LEFT BEHIND
The Coronavirus crisis has suddenly upended lives across the world, with schools, colleges shut as a precautionary measure, affecting the education of millions of children, who are forced to sit at home. As a result, children are losing precious learning time.
CM Trivendra Singh Rawat launches Sampark Foundation’s learning platform Baithak and advance English Kit
The Uttarakhand government and Sampark Foundation have decided to deepen their collaboration to ensure the effective implementation of the Sampark Smart Shala (SSS) English and Math program in over 16,000 government schools across the state. The program will improve the learning outcomes for more than 6 lakh children studying in state-run primary schools.
Sampark Foundation’s disruptive, inclusive innovation among Top 100 in MacArthur Foundation’s 100&Change competition for a $100 Million Grant
Sampark Foundation’s disruptive, inclusive innovation—Sampark Smart Shala program –aimed at transforming the learning outcomes for millions of children, has been selected as one of the Top 100 in the prestigious John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation 100 &Change competition. We remain in the running for the competition’s award of a single $100 million grant.&n
Sampark Foundation to Implement the Sampark Smart Shala Program in Uttar Pradesh
The Sampark Foundation, in partnership with Uttar Pradesh Government, will be rolling out its Sampark Smart Shala (SSS) English and Math program in around 1,13,000 primary government schools in Uttar Pradesh.
Sampark Foundation Ignites a Spark of Change
With an investment of INR 25 Crores, Sampark Foundation has kicked off its Sampark Smart Shala (SSS) Math and English Program in over 10,661 primary government schools in Himachal Pradesh
National Impact Report - 2019 (Sampark Foundation)
The report documents the work done and impact created by the Sampark Foundation during the year 2018-19.
IECEI
This report pulls together the major findings drawn from different components of the IECEI Study, which was in the field from late 2011 to late 2015.