PIG assessment by District Administration

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Seyie Pfukri, EAC of Kubolong in Mokokchung District, sitting inside a classroom during one of his visits to a school for the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG) assessment by an administrative officer.

The PIG programme is being implemented with the active support of the District Administration who play an important role as external assessors, making sure the proposed PIG plans and activities by the schools are executed as per timeline and specification, certifying and recommending them for the next instalment of PIG.

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