Digital Reading & Printing Access
Controlled access to approved BACCHHO reading materials, local printing, knowledge transfer, and legacy copies. All digital reading and printing access must be controlled, authorised, and properly recorded.
Digital Access Purpose
Digital Reading Access supports reading culture, Reading Cell discussions, self-study, enterprise and stewardship planning, evidence submission, community knowledge transfer, and controlled preparation of printable learning materials.
Digital access does not give unrestricted permission to copy, edit, print, sell, translate, upload, distribute, or republish BACCHHO materials.
Why Printing Must Be Controlled
Uncontrolled printing can cause poor-quality copies, misleading versions, unauthorised editing, copyright abuse, and false claims about benefits. Controlled printing protects learners, schools, parents, sponsors, partners, authors, and the programme itself.
Controlled Digital Access Rules
Do not share private login details
Do not upload materials to public websites without permission
Do not circulate PDFs through unauthorised WhatsApp groups or social media
Do not edit approved materials without permission
Do not translate materials for public use without approval
Do not remove copyright notices or BACCHHO/PALIVI identity marks
Do not sell unauthorised digital copies
Do not print without permission where printing approval is required
Do not claim ownership of BACCHHO materials
Approved Printing Purposes
Learner reading copies
School library copies
Reading Cell discussion copies
Parent engagement copies
Coordinator reference copies
Sponsor-supported learner packs
Community knowledge-transfer copies
Legacy copies
Sale-forward copies where authorised
Gift-forward copies where authorised
Evidence and reporting templates
Printing approval must specify whether copies are for personal study, school use, resale, sponsorship, gift-forward distribution, or community knowledge transfer.
Legacy Copies
A Legacy Copy is a personalised approved copy of a BACCHHO reading material or guide. It may include the learner name, school name, Reading Cell name, participant ID, photo (with consent), personal stewardship message, parent or sponsor dedication, and school recognition statement.
Legacy Copies turn reading into memory, identity, discipline, and responsibility — supporting intergenerational knowledge transfer.
Legacy Copy Rules
- •Must not alter the core message of BACCHHO
- •Must not remove copyright notices, disclaimers, or safeguards
- •Must not include false claims, political messages, or commercial promises
- •Must not include misleading endorsements or unauthorised institutional logos
- •Where learner is a minor: use of photo, name, or testimony requires parent consent, school approval, and data protection compliance
Minimum Sale-Forward Safeguards
Sale-forward activity is a learning and knowledge-transfer exercise — not an investment scheme, employment scheme, or guaranteed income scheme.
Contribution Recovery Through Approved Printing
Where authorised, a learner may be guided to recover part or all of the participation contribution through approved sale-forward activity. This is not guaranteed. It depends on effort, communication, local demand, printing cost, school support, parent guidance, buyer willingness, and programme authorisation. Participants must never promise buyers financial returns, asset rights, scholarships, jobs, land, market access, or investment benefits.
Request Printing Authorisation
All printing must be authorised before it takes place. Submit your printing request through the approved channel.