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The core training was open to all Civil Engineering and Transport Engineering students and teachers who wished to attend. The technical training and field work was focused on the students who would conduct the review.
The main objective of the pilot is to conduct an independent technical review of sub-project quality and to learn from the findings to improve sub-project quality in future implementation cycles. PRF also hopes to improve the recruitment of local engineers, particularly female engineers, both as permanent staff and as Community Construction Supervisors hired by communities for sub-project construction. Locally recruited engineers with family in the target villages are particularly suited to working as Community Engineers.
This cooperation gives opportunity to new young graduated student to apply their knowledge and build their experiences with the PRF. Then these students can apply what they have learnt in the district they come from. The PRF III plans to extend the use of young graduate to other provinces nearby to inspect the quality of the subprojects.