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About the Discussion: At SCNC 2025, The third theme discussed the need to introduce DBT in education in order to make school financing more efficient. The third panel was moderated by Dr Amit Chandra with speakers Ms Sujatha Muthayya, Dr Rahul Sharma, and Dr Kulbhushan Sharma. The panel explored whether DBT can strengthen school choice and accountability. Evidence from Manipur showed parents quickly shift to better-quality government schools. Dr. Kulbhushan Sharma argued DBT empowers parents, citing Haryana’s CHIRAG scheme, while Dr. Rahul Sharma warned of information gaps, misuse risks, and partial cost coverage. The moderator emphasized that outcomes vary by state and depend on strong implementation. Overall: parental empowerment matters, but DBT needs clear communication, robust systems, and political will. Key takeaway: DBT has the potential to empower parents and improve accountability, but it can only succeed when paired with strong assessments, transparent information, and political will to overcome systemic resistance. About SCNC: It is India’s flagship event on Education Governance Reforms, where powerful ideas, inspiring discussions, and actionable insights come together to reshape the future of education! 🌟 🎯 2025 Theme: Education Governance Reforms – Policy | Practice | Perspective Key Focus Areas: 1️⃣ Enquiry-Based Learning — Rethink how students learn and discover. 2️⃣ Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT): Fund Students, Not Schools — The future of funding is here! 3️⃣ New Age Governance Framework — Unlock new pathways to innovation in education. About Centre for Civil Society: Founded in 1997 on the 50th anniversary of India’s independence, the Centre for Civil Society (CCS) is a leading non-partisan, independent public policy think tank. CCS advances the cause of individua liberty and institutional accountability through evidence-based research, policy training, and strategic outreach. Our work focuses on systemic reform in education, livelihoods, and governance, with a commitment to enhancing the quality of public discourse and policymaking in India. LET'S CONNECT: ============================================= / ccsindia / ccsindia / ccsindia https://x.com/ccsindia