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Reconstruction Skills Project Sanjib Kumar Rai Cluster Coordinator Cluster Office: Dhaibung, Kalikasthan, Rasuwa 22 November 2016

Project Background Project Start/End: June 2016 to Jan 2018 [Funding agency: DFID] Implemented by: HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation Nepal Geography: Rasuwa, Makawanpur, Kavre, Sindhuli, Okhaldhunga Total Target: 6,500 Moson, 1,000 Construction Carpentry Rasuwa Target: 770 Mason, 130 Carpentry Key Features: Curriculum revision with EQ resilient element 50-days on-site training (6,500) 7-day’s Construction Carpentry training (1,000) 2 houses by one group in 50 days Trainer : Trainee ratio 1:5 (Main Instructor: at least level-2/TSLC Passed, Preferably level-3), Co-instructor : 1-3 years of experience in same trade. [ One of the instructor should hold EQ resilience TOT certificate]

Project Background Training delivered by private sector/NGO partners Owner led construction Result based post financing 25% upon agreement 25% upon training completion 25% after 3-months verification (per month income of at least NRs 9,700) 25% after 6-months verification (per month income of at least NRs. 9,700) Strong monitoring and online database system Training management as well as construction quality monitoring eMonitoring system in place People between 16 – 40 years [Around 25 % above the age (Subject to approval) At least 30% women mandatory Priority to disadvantaged group

Training and Construction Modality Curricula Revision Training Manual Approval from authorities ToT for trainers Service Procurement Establishing Engineering Unit Coordination Announcement Selection Orientation Site Verification Pre Training During Training Tools Distribution On Site Training Training Monitoring Construction Monitoring Review/Reflection Coordination with other Government line agencies/ organizations/project Technical support Construction supervision Income/employment verification Post Training

Monitoring to ensure results Monitoring guideline as a major tool 100% monitoring of quality compliance on activities (pre-during-post) Sample verification of employment and income Income is verified face-to-face interview with each sampled graduate Online database & eMonitoring system

Financial Modality 25% of outcome 25% of Output 25% of payment 50 Days Agreement Training completion 3 months Income or construction 6 months Construction 50 Days 25% of outcome 25% of Output 25% of payment

Basic Tools distribution Final verification by EF-SR and reporting EF-SR- Project Cycle Training of Trainers/Instructors on EQRT 1 Day Preparatory work of EFS: Assessment and Selection of Districts and VDCs Contracting T&Es, Consultancies Collaboration with local gvt agencies Revision of Manuals 30 Days Announcement and coordination with VDCs 5Days 1Day Basic Tools distribution 50Days Skilled graduates Construction of own house Skill upgrading and skills test for interested trainees/trainers Final verification by EF-SR and reporting [Within 6 months] Technical monitoring by engineering team of T&E and EF (3-month employment verification by EF) Settlement level orientation and trainee selection (10 per batch) Training& Reconstruction Technical Training (320 hrs, 50 days) On the job training in real construction site. Aim: Construction of 2 houses Construction of others’ houses (employment)

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