Impact Reports
Field Level Leadership Training for Multi-Disciplinary Officials of TNIAMWARM Project
In Tamil Nadu, 940 Irrigation Engineers, 3,750 Agriculture Sector Field level Officials and 18,000 farmers have been trained.
Global Peer-Group Training and Horizontal Transfer
| Year | Location / Focus | Peer Training Details & Impacts |
|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Meghalaya, India | Master Trainers trained by CEC went on to train 432 of their Peer Group officials. |
| 2016 | Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania | Master Trainers trained by CEC trained 550 employees of the Dar-es-Salaam Water and Sanitation Corporation. |
| 2019 | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | Master Trainers trained by CEC trained 559 employees of the Addis Ababa Water and Sanitation Authority. |
| 2021 | Beira, Mozambique | Master Trainers trained by CEC trained 150 employees of SASB. Further training sessions are in progress. |
| 2023 | Accra, Ghana | Master Trainers are actively imparting peer-to-peer training to employees of the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL). |
| 2023 | Kalaburagi, Karnataka | Master Trainers trained at Chennai have further trained their Peer employees (40 Nos) comprising multi disciplinary officials at Kalaburagi, Karnataka and further trainings are under progress. |
Consolidated Reports
Access and download official evaluation reports, consolidated status documents, and rapid studies.
Pragmatix Summary of Consolidated TWAD Report
DOCXIAMWARM on CEC - Extracts from Various Reports on CM & CEC (10.03.2021)
PDFEvaluation Reports of TN-IAMWARM Project
DOCXChange Management Evaluation Report
PDFISD Rapid Study - QPA of Community Level Impact of CMT (ISD Report June 2015)
PDFExternal Evaluation of Change in Practice
PDFMention in Policy Note
"As the systems imbibe the new practices through policy and state acknowledgement, the new paradigm will be set to become the new normal. The adoption of the CEC’s Change Management Model by GoI (Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation) and the setting up of the National Change Forum in 2006, was the successful establishment of this new normal. Similar echoes could be found in the policy notes of the Water Resources and Drinking Water Departments of TN."
International Conferences
Major conventions and colloquiums hosted by CEC to bring together leaders, experts, and youth on a shared platform.
International Conference on Water Partnerships towards meeting the Climate Challenge
Organized by CEC & UNICEF with the support of GOI at Chennai. The delegates representing public and civil society organizations showcased successes and shared challenges, facilitating a match-making exercise. The Inter-National Conference was chaired by His Excellency Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam,Former President of India, and delivered the Key note address during the Inter-National Conference on 6th January 2011.
International Conference on Leading Organizational Transformation for Effective Service Delivery
Representatives of Government Agencies from all over India gathered in Chennai at this International Unconference organized by CEC to discuss challenges and approaches to effective service delivery, especially in water and sanitation.
International Colloquium on Youth WES (Water, Environment & Sanitation) Leadership
Designed and organized by CEC Chennai in partnership with IIT-Madras to identify and engender the youth as leaders of tomorrow, to strive for a water secure future. Nearly 100 students from various colleges across India participated.