Community Participation: GPS Zuvukhu

Proposing to replace the entire roof of the school with the 3rd instalment of the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG), GPS Zuvukhu in Dimapur District faced a stumbling block as the proposed amount could not cover the entire cost. That is when the community and the teachers stepped up and contributed monetarily including free labour for two days, enabling the school to go ahead and complete the activity.

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