What worked?
Identify supported improvements in access, participation, capability or institutional coordination.
UDAAN’s annual impact layer follows institution readiness and child/young-person continuity across health, learning, life capability, career awareness and future preparedness without treating isolated activities as programme impact.
Institutional listening and readiness, approved age-responsive planning, consent/assent and safeguarding, minimum baseline, selected developmental supports, referrals, continuity, participation change/withdrawal and evidence-based governance decisions.
CCI entry, authority, safeguarding, referral, staffing and data readiness.
Enrolment, assent, active participation, withdrawal, transfer or closure.
Open, escalated, handed over, completed or unresolved pathways.
Programme-defined change across approved age-responsive domains where evidence supports interpretation.
Healthy, Learning, Life, Career and Future UDAAN are lenses within one age-responsive pathway. Annual reporting should explain which priorities were activated for which age/stage groups and what continuity evidence exists.
Identify supported improvements in access, participation, capability or institutional coordination.
Retain missing data, negative findings, withdrawals, unresolved referrals and evidence limitations.
Use the formal governance gate before continuation, replication or scale.