what is transformational change ?
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Transformational Development
Transformation
Prem Chand
Transformation• Positive development results are defined as being real and sustained
improvements in the lives of people, households and communities. Such improvements are measured not merely – indeed, not principally – in terms of per capita Gross Domestic Product (GDP) but in a variety of indicators, such as those relating to the Human Development Index (HDI), the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and their related targets and indicators. They include the process freedoms and enabling factors (e.g. human rights, democratic governance, participatory and inclusive processes) which are central to the Millennium Declaration but which are not captured in the Goals themselves.
What is transformational Development?• Transformational change is the process whereby positive development
results are achieved and sustained over time by institutionalizing policies, programs and projects within national strategies. It should be noted that this embodies the concept of institutionally sustained results – consistency of achievement over time. This is in order to exclude short-term, transitory impact.
• Sustained Results
• Consistency of results
• Owned by Local or national
government as equal with social
acceptance
Transformational
Change/Developm
ent
Process of
We are here to take transformation our working Community
NO care on health and nutrition
No all children in school, no regular, no adequate capacity as their level
No Mechanism and no concept on child protection
Need to go India and have low income level
Improve sustained care and nutrition of children
Access to quality and life skill education for all children
Strong mechanism and empowered children to
protect children
Improved livelihood through improved IG practices
Comm
unities are capable to bring the happiness and
quality in the life of children
Transformation
Things to be taken• Time-frame of 10–20 years:• To be successful and transformative, development
cooperation depends in no small part on the larger context. • The centrality of national ownership • Developing national capacity • The partnership principle • The importance of strategic analysis • The value of tactical responses • Consistent, sustained and flexible support • Post-conflict time-frame
WHY transformation?• All traditional forms of information and
communication (music, dance, poetry, theatre and indigenous knowledge) were condemned because they sustained cultural forms of social structure and authority. These traditions were considered to be a barrier or obstacle to modernization and development.
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