Decoding ASER: A Key Lever for Large-Scale Impact
India Leaders for Social Sector (ILSS) is a learning and development organization that aims to build capacity and leadership talent in the Indian social sector. The growing complexity of problems faced by India on the development front underlines the need for organisations to devise innovative, sustainable, efficient and scalable solutions; it has also renewed the focus on the importance of building leadership and capacity to oversee the implementation of these solutions and to plan for future challenges. Our programs serve as a great learning and network-building opportunity for leaders working in the social sector or those looking to actively engage with the sector, offering opportunities to gain multiple perspectives, tune into emerging discussions in development leadership, update their knowledge and sharpen their skills with some of the best leaders, practitioners, academicians and domain experts in the sector.
Join us for this exclusive session with Dr. Rukmini Banerji, CEO of Pratham Education Foundation, as she unravels the journey and impact of ASER.
ASER, a comprehensive and highly cited research initiative, has played a pivotal role in driving transformative change in India’s education landscape. What started as a simple report has evolved into a revolution in education reform.
The session will delve into the origins of ASER, explore the challenges faced in conducting the survey, and reveal the remarkable achievements and impact of ASER.
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Description
Join us as we unveil key insights from the latest ASER 2022 report in a session with Dr. Rukmini Banerji. Key Highlights: Gain a deeper understanding of Pratham’s Theory of Change Birth of ASER, and Detailed exploration of the ASER Survey. Learn about the remarkable achievements and impact of ASER. The session will also delve into vital aspects such as stakeholder engagement, particularly with the government, strategies for working at scale, and the challenges and opportunities of conducting community-led surveys in a diverse country like India.
