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Strategic Meetings and Conferences:

Notable interactions included meetings
with the Vice Chancellor of Gorakhpur
University and participation in the Conver-
gence Foundation UP meeting chaired by
the Chief Secretary. These encounters
In January 2023, CRISP embarked on a provided valuable insights and further
transformative journey through the strengthened our collaborative approach.
PEHLE UP Project, a collaborative initiative
with the Higher Education Department, Ongoing Initiatives and Skill Develop-
Government of Uttar Pradesh. This ment:
month-long report encapsulates our con-
certed efforts, milestones achieved, and The initiation of On Job Training (OJT) at
ongoing initiatives in reshaping the Goel Institute of Higher Studies and Sahu
higher education landscape. Ram Swaroop Mahila College showcased
our commitment to practical skill develop-
Key Achievements: ment. The creation of WhatsApp groups

Our journey began with the identification for Institute’s Innovation Councils and
Local
Chapters
Swayam
facilitated
of 100 colleges for NIRF and 766 institu- real-time communication and support.
tions for NAAC Accreditation, setting the
foundation for impactful change. Collabo- Upcoming Workshops and Future Plans:
rating with UPHED, workshops were con-
ducted at four universities, fostering con- As part of our continuous capacity-build-
nections with approximately 250 colleges. ing efforts, upcoming workshops include
Our collaborative approach led to the "Ways to Strengthen IICs in Non-Technical
establishment of a State Level Quality Colleges" by Dr. Rashmi Singh and a
Assurance Cell, a pivotal milestone in "Swayam-NPTEL Workshop for Local Chap-
enhancing educational quality. ters." These initiatives are geared towards
fostering innovation and entrepreneur-
Recognition and Appreciation: ship in the higher education ecosystem.
CRISP's persistent efforts gained recogni- Documentation and Reporting:
tion as NIRF registrations surpassed 100
institutions for the first time in Uttar The development of a comprehensive
Pradesh. Our action plan, presented manual for NIRF SANJEEVANI and detailed
before esteemed officials, garnered status reports for Government Colleges
appreciation from the Chief Secretary and and NAAC Accreditation reflects our com-
Principal Secretary. This acknowledgment mitment to thorough assessment and doc-
further fueled our commitment to excel- umentation of the educational landscape.
lence.
Conclusion:
Engagement and Outreach: As CRISP continues its journey to trans-

The month witnessed extensive engage- form higher education in Uttar Pradesh,
ment with institutions across Gorakhpur, the collaborative spirit, achievements, and
Muzaffarnagar, Ghaziabad, Jhansi, Vara- strategic initiatives showcased in this
nasi, Lucknow, and Meerut. From resolv- report underscore our commitment to Our activities have been featured in a few news media
ing curriculum-related issues to conduct- excellence, innovation, and positive
ing doubt-clearing sessions, CRISP played change.
a pivotal role in establishing connections
with new Higher Education Institutions.

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