NITI Aayog: SATH-E Project

Santhosh Kumar 16/11/2023

NITI Aayog: SATH-E Project mind map
NITI Aayog report
On Sustainable Action for Transforming Human Capital in Education (SATH-E)
Launched by NITI Aayog in 2017
Aims for quality school education
Promotes
Socially inclusive growth
Regionally balanced growth
Sustainable education growth
Focus on
Education and Health
Target
Future 'role model' states
Jharkhand
Madhya Pradesh
Odisha
Findings
Comparison with China
Over 50% of primary schools
With fewer than 60 students
Untrained teachers
Not meeting Right to Education requirements
Recommendations
Merge small and low-enrolment schools
Decentralization of powers
To principals, district, and block officers
Cadre restructuring and recruitment of teachers
Competency-based assessment reforms
Focus on Early Childhood Education
Consolidation of resources
Improvement of Pupil-Teacher Ratio
Enhanced academic environment
e-Learning and co-curricular facilities
Concerns with School Mergers
Violation of Right to Education Act, 2009
Especially in tribal belts
State Government's Response
Provides daily allowance
RTE norms for affected students
District collectors
Authorized to cancel mergers

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