ABOUT US
Pratham is an innovative learning organization created to improve the quality of education in India. Established in 1995 to provide education to children in the slums of Mumbai, Pratham has grown in both scope and scale, with programs today reaching children and youth across the country.
As one of the largest non-governmental organizations in the country, Pratham focuses on high-quality, low-cost and replicable interventions to address gaps in the education system. Working directly with children and youth as well as through large-scale collaborations with government systems, Pratham programs reach millions of lives every year. Pratham's Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL) approach has demonstrated proven impact on children's learning outcomes and is now being adapted to contexts outside India.
Programs
Education
Across the spectrum from Early Childhood Education to Secondary Education, our programs strive to achieve focused objectives across different segments, as defined by our understanding of existing gaps and the impact of our innovations over time.
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States & Union Territory
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Million children & youth impacted
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Million children reached
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Million children & youth
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‘The Indian NGO rewriting the global education playbook’
Dr Rukmini Banerji on balancing inputs with outcomes, engaging the wider community, and the importance of partnerships in delivering systemic change.Know More
‘On Women’s Day, India Should Look to the Indefatigable Rukmini Banerji’
A glimpse into Dr Rukmini Banerji’s childhood, what inspired her to work for children’s education and the main focus areas that she thinks would remedy the learning situationKnow More
‘बच्चों की बुनियाद मजबूत करना है तो घर-स्कूल में अनेक गतिविधियां करें’
स्कूल के लिए तैयार होना केवल अक्षर और अंक पहचानने से नहीं होता है। सर्वांगीण विकास जरूरी है।Know More
Education survey: Kids have to ‘warm up’, older must ‘catch up’
It is imperative to have access to current estimates of children’s learning so that plans moving forward can be made on the basis of ground realities.Know More
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The festival of colours is here!
This year we tried to look at the festival of Holi through the eyes of its most creative enthusiasts - children! We asked what different colours mean to them, and they gave us lots of playful responses.
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As young children get ready to enter school, preparing them for the journey ahead is more crucial now than ever. This cohort of children have never attended preschool due to closures since March 2020.
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