Supported By : Norway’s Centre of Competence for International Cooperation (NOREC)
Implementing Organization : Pahal Jan Sahyog Vikas Sansthan
Partner Countries : India | Bangladesh | Cambodia
Focus Area : Maternal & Child Health, Knowledge Exchange, Institutional Capacity Building
NOREC – Global Exchange creates cross-country learning platforms where youth and social work professionals exchange knowledge, skills, and field experiences — transforming global insights into locally adapted solutions.
Program Objective (Brief Overview)
The objective of the program is to strengthen institutional capacity and improve maternal and child health outcomes by facilitating international professional exchange and contextual adaptation of global best practices.
The Challenge
Public health systems often work in isolation, limiting exposure to global best practices in maternal and child nutrition, system strengthening, and community health innovation.
Core Interventions
- International exchange of youth health professionals
- Exposure to diverse maternal and child nutrition models
- Cross-learning on community health systems
- Institutional capacity building through knowledge sharing
- Adaptation of global best practices to local contexts
Impact Delivered
- Enhanced technical capacity of participating health professionals
- Improved adaptation of evidence-based maternal and child nutrition practices
- Strengthened institutional collaboration across countries
- Increased innovation in community health programming
Key Learning
When knowledge travels across borders and adapts to local realities, innovation becomes sustainable — and global learning turns into local transformation.