TEQIP-II GOOD GOVERNANCE PROGRAMME: Update
There are three key institutional outputs from the TEQIP-II Good Governance Programme:
More than 160 institutions have prepared Governance Self-Reviews. A number of institutions have also prepared an initial Governance Development Plan/Priorities.
The experiences of TEQIP institutions have been incorporated into the resources of and the Good Governance Programme sections of the website.
Now the focus is on institutions implementing good governance through the documenting of their institutional governance processes and practices in a Governance Guidelines Document. BVBCET, Hubli, as a pilot institution, has completed all three stages of the good governance programme. The principal, Dr Shettar, shares his experience of the process and its relevance in his PPT presentation to institutions in Andhra Pradesh.
The Expert Advisory Group (EAG) has provided written feedback to 142 institutions on self-reviews so far, on behalf of the NPIU. The EAG generic interim progress reports are available on the website:
GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT RESOURCES
Our resources section holds a range of resources aimed at governing body members, institutional leaders and managers, state and national leaders, Mentors and Performance Auditors and others interested in governance, leadership and management synergies.
Find out what lessons are being gained and shared:
- Governance Good Practice Guide
- What is Good Governance?
- What is bad governance?
- Leadership and governance
- Essential governance attributes
- Some quick wins
- What is a Register of Interests?
- Frequently asked questions
TEQIP Management Capacity Enhancement Programme
Discussions are taking place between the Expert Advisory Group and IIMs to find greater synergies regarding governance, leadership and management training needs of TEQIP institutions. These include the development of a common curriculum by six IIMs.
Each of the following IIMs will work with a specific group of TEQIP institutions:
IIM BangaloreIIM Indore
IIM Lucknow
IIM Kozhikode
IIM Raipur
IIM Trichy
IIM Udaipur
External governors give their views on governance, autonomy and accountability
Mr. Ramadorai
Chairman of the National Skills Development Agency, India; and Vice-Chairman of Tata Consultancy Services Ltd
Dr. Atre
Country head of AMD India, member of the BVB Governing Council
Chair of the Council of the University of Warwick, UK
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