KHPT’s “Sphoorthi” project aims to transform gender norms by empowering adolescent girls in Yadgir district through a role model-based approach. The intervention is grounded in the Integrated Empowerment Framework and leverages peer learning, community engagement, and advocacy to foster personal empowerment, collective influence, and improved access to resources among rural adolescent girls. GRAAM will conduct an impact evaluation study to understand the performance of the program, especially in terms of its effectiveness and impact.

Project Objectives:

Project Evaluation

1. Assessment of the program’s relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability.
2. Evaluation of key performance indicators across short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals.
3. Analysis of data collection and monitoring mechanisms.
4. Stakeholder consultations, including adolescent girls, parents, and community members.
5. Documentation of success stories, challenges, and best practices.

Financial Evaluation:

1. Review of financial statements and budget utilization.
2. Compliance with financial regulations and donor requirements.
3. Assessment of internal controls and financial management practices.
4. Analysis of cost-effectiveness and resource allocation.
5. Verification of expenditure against planned activities