Gibraltar Philanthropy Forum Conference 19 November 2013 Dr Balwant Singh Kusuma Trust UK Philanthropy in Action.

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Gibraltar Philanthropy Forum Conference 19 November 2013 Dr Balwant Singh Kusuma Trust UK Philanthropy in Action

Philanthropy at Kusuma Agree Vision and Mission Define desired Outcomes Develop Strategy Construct delivery Model Measure progress Results and Influence Collaboration and Co-ordination

Vision & Mission What causes do you value and care about most? Young people Education Employment Citizenship Vision Every young person has the potential to transform their life and develop as active citizens in their communities. Mission Increase access to quality education for the most disadvantaged, enabling them to break the cycle of poverty.

Outcomes What change would you like to achieve? Increased enrolment in, and completion of, school Higher standards of teaching Improved learning and understanding Community engagement in education More young people in employment

Review existing and past initiatives Consider what works and what doesn’t Consult others Build on government policies and plans Determine strategy and priorities: Secondary and higher education Enrolment and completion Quality of teaching Learning environment School facilities School governance Parent and community support Strategy

Delivery Model Geographic focus: Two districts in two States in India Partnership with 50 Schools: Joint planning with Schools Schools have ownership and accountability Grant-making: Grants to others Implement directly Mix of both Interventions: Funding Skills development Technical resources Equipment and facilities Advocacy

Measure Progress Funding for research and evaluation Define key indicators Use of control group for comparison Baseline assessment Quantitative and qualitative data Regular monitoring and adjustment Evaluation, including unintended outcomes

Results & Influence Role of philanthropist as enabler and risk-taker Document, share and discuss results Including what worked, what didn’t and why Identify and apply learning Consider implications for policy and scale-up Minimise re-invention and duplication Review strategy periodically

Collaboration & Co-ordination Government: Policy and scale Local authorities/organisations: Local influence and knowledge Community groups: Build support and ownership Research/Policy groups: Policy implications Other philanthropists and donors: Impact

Questions? Thank you