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Reality Check Approach - Reality Check Approach - Understanding multiple realities at household and community levels
Reality Check Approach
Basic Education Programme Reality Check 2009 - 2010
The goal of the AusAID funded Basic Eduction Programme (BEP) in Bangladesh was to improve equitable access to higher quality and better governed basic education services, especially in targeted and disadvantaged areas in Indonesia.
Newcastle Disease Control Programme Reality Check 2010 - 2011
The Strengthening Livelihood Options for Vulnerable Rural Households in Gaza Province, Mozambique is a programme funded by the European Commission (EC) Food Facility Sub Grant and is implemented by the International Rural Poultry Centre of KYEEMA Foundation in collaboration with Save the Children.
Bangladesh Reality Check 2007 - 2012
The Reality Check Approach in Bangladesh is an initiative of the Swedish Embassy in Dhaka and contributes to the Embassy's approach to promote Sida's two poverty perspectives (people's own perspective on poverty and the rights' perspective) and principles. The overall goal of this Reality Check is to provide information about how development aid support for the Health and Education Sectors in Bangladesh is actually being understood and experienced by the poor themselves.Reality Check Approach
What is the Reality Check Approach?
The Reality Check Approach started as an initiative of the Swedish Embassy in Bangladesh. It aims to better understand how development policies and practice affect ordinary people. It was first developed in 2007 in Bangladesh, where two consortia of development donors have been supporting large-scale sector wide reforms in Health and Education. The Bangladesh Reality Check is a five year initiative.
| Outsiders spend serveral days and nights living in the homes of people living in poverty, listening to, observing and trying to understand their perspectives and experience |