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Cas'e Studies6
Fi ye case- studies hav e',been 'ri tte s'nce
Co'mpletied".
the Grant
case;
began
'stdies_:ar ett rzna fcso ei
They have otbe-n--i nI db*d 7in any. seminars -thus ,ar.7 ,n .mi'd-Uune
197R NwDelhi atarqet to ieac zonal offc ngth at 5
caesu e oe'be comple ted by July' 15 18' i order'to meet
Siing deadlines prior to the ,Grantf xprton I on Sp em 6r" 306
1987,. -Field'reviewer a writing these case, studi es n te i zona
offices. As one zonal Directo a&"e r .sh ing those case
~studies only to mree~t the Grant deadline. They are nap go ig to',b
high quaity, case studies."
~The PM&z Seminars
Ir1986, In PM& "'trainiingprograms"~ were conducted'4 nal 3 zones.
sesions. (wosessions were hel in; ech zone to ke'ep thie numbe of
participadts per sesion belwthrty.), (naddtonal. tra.ining,
proran s chduedfor -July 131,1987].
'The sesin hed Clut and Madra's zones 'accordi'ng to
fedack~ from participants and zonal staffwo at ended, .were
'>1ture-orienced, and morie the~oretical thn:ractic' -;'A Sone
consignee complained, "We didn'tt even~ get a ,chance.-to sa ar
Sinformation amnonst ourselves about our ow FFW rojec t6.
The sessions in Bombay zone, :on the 'atherhand were mor
nds-based 'and practical-, Zonal staf 'consignfees, and project'
vl 'holders describedthe~seminar as highly succe'ssful
It shouild be noted-owever, that:t e Calcutta "and Mad as
programs were more responsiv to the requirementB, 0f t 'P&E.Gran~t
than teBombay program. Give~ the very amiio agenda for the"
seminas& stpolted i h rn, n'gvn, ml bde.oliae
for them, a sees leturesrath onld lese'l dyo me b t
Grant requirements. a~h ypssbea~ome te
3. Team Conclusions' and eomendations
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Alhog theGan has hadapoit'ive~
inlece on e F~ Pram
~CRS has struagledt~try to.rn tte Grantimnt: i
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