The Care and Support for Learning and Teaching (CSTL) is a programme that focuses on strengthening education systems through the promotion of care and support to enhance teaching and learning in schools. Khulisa is responsible for developing a comprehensive M&E framework for CSTL in five SADC member states. This includes developing the methodological approach and tools as well as conducting a baseline study at national and school level, the findings of which will be measured against an outcomes/impact study to be conducted in future years.
Read more...Khulisa Management Services provides Monitoring and Evaluation technical support to the Financial Education Fund Management Team to ensure the effective evaluations of grantee projects in effort to learn more about financial education and improving financial capacities in sub-Saharan Africa.
Read more...Khulisa, as a sub-contractor to John Snow, Inc. (JSI) is working to strengthen the capacity of individuals and institutions in Southern Africa to collect, analyze, and use information. Working closely with local organisations, the USAID-funded Enhancing Strategic Information Project for South Africa, Lesotho, and Swaziland supports all three countries to effectively use information to improve their response to HIV/ AIDS.
Read more...Khulisa, in a consortium led by Winrock, was awarded this US$5 million project funded by the US Department of Labor, which aims to reduce child labour through education initiatives focused in five districts in Tanzania. Khulisa designed and is implementing five district programmes to strengthen national institutions and policies, raise awareness of education for all children, support the education of withdrawn or at-risk children in rural areas, develop formal and transitional education systems, and to ensure long-term sustainability of the above efforts.
Read more...Khulisa has been working with the EMIS Directorate since 2003 and has provided a variety of services to the Department to improve the information and data management processes. Khulisa currently holds a three year project (2007 to 2009), to conduct an annual Education Management Information System (EMIS) survey in 4% of all schools as well as a data quality audit in Further Education and Training institutions and Adult Basic Education and Training facilities across South Africa.
Read more...The Health Promoting Schools (HPS) concept is considered one of the main pillars of improving health outcomes for children, youth and the communities in which they live. Funded by JICA, this project is a joint collaboration project in Gauteng, South Africa. The Department of Health and the Department of Education are conducting a pilot project to implement the HPS initiative in 14 primary schools. Khulisa is developing teaching, learning and contributory materials to be used in the pilot schools to complement other activities being implemented as part of the pilot HPS project.
Read more...Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) is a key component of PEPFAR, providing strategic information for planning and monitoring programs; documenting and reporting on progress; and ensuring that resources are used effectively and efficiently. To assist the USG in efficiently and effectively managing the performance data of more than 240 partners, Khulisa has developed and maintains the PEPFAR/South Africa Data Warehouse (DW) and SHARING (Sharing HIV/AIDS Resources and Information Networking Group) website.
Read more...Khulisa pioneered the use of data quality instruments and procedures in PEPFAR/South Africa to assess and enhance the extent to which PEPFAR partners produce results that are valid and reliable. The Data Quality Assessments (DQAs) are designed as a learning process for both the selected PEPFAR partners as well as the USG, with a goal to build M&E capacity and systems among PEPFAR partner organizations.
Read more...The USAID-funded Financial Sector Program (FSP) intends to expand access to financial services and lower financing cost for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in South Africa. By working with local partners to reform the legal and regulatory framework affecting the financial sector and business environment and improving the commercial viability of lending to historically disadvantaged SMEs in South Africa.
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