PIG Diaries: GPS Mangkolong
With the 3rd instalment of the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG), GPS Mangkolong in Mokokchung District constructed a toilet for the students ensuring their privacy and dignity.


With the 3rd instalment of the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG), GPS Mangkolong in Mokokchung District constructed a toilet for the students ensuring their privacy and dignity.


GHS Kigwema: Students were skilled on pickle making as part of Entrepreneurship and Financial Management organised under NECTAR PIG. The training was imparted by a member of the community. The school uses the Packaged Pickles as gifts to officials and well wishers who visit the school.
Keeping in mind the robust practice of “communitisation” of Public Institutions and Services in Nagaland, NECTAR introduced the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG) with the objective of enhancing community-led development by empowering the community through financial support. The financial incentive is available to all Government schools upon their application and clearing of competency-based assessments. Since the…
NEP-The Lighthouse Shanavas C, IAS and team visiting GHS Dungki as part of the NEP-The Lighthouse project activities/ 8 November 2021
PIG Diaries: As part of their Category D activity under the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG), GMS Vidima in Chümoukedima District organised a free medical camp for the students in collaboration with SBI Sanjeevani and AIDA Don Bosco. Around 50 students benefitted from the medical camp.
Community Participation: In line with NECTAR’s objective of enhancing community participation and ownership in schools, the SMC, parents and teachers of GMS Rumesinyu in Tseminyu District collectively sponsored an educational tour to Dimapur for the students of Class 2 to 6 from 19th to 20th February. The students visited Piphema Students’ Union Children Park, Railway…
PIG Diaries: As part of their outreach activity to vulnerable groups under the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG), the teachers and SMC Members of GMS Longtsunger in Kiphire District visited families from poor financial background and interacted with the children. They also handed stationaries such as pen, pencil, notebooks and some basic needs.