Skill Intervention in IAP districts: Gumla Example PanIIT Alumni Reach For India (The Nation Building arm of PanIIT) Contents >> Background: PanIIT Alumni Reach For India >> Gumla (IAP district) Case study >> Operationalization: IAP funding structure >> Collaboration Possibilities: Skills a win-win-win for all Who are we? PanIIT Alumni Reach for India (PARFI) is a non-profit social Enterprise that is the Nation Building arm of PanIIT Alumni India. Mr.Hari Padmanabhan, Chairman PanIIT is founding patron. Mr.Ashank Desai, founder, Mastek and Mr.Kris Gopalakrishnan, President & JMD of Infosys are executive sponsors. Team of Professionals from various backgrounds for execution. Social enterprise(sec 25 co) committed to implement and scale self-sustainable models that enhance incomes of the poor. Current initiatives include Skill gurukuls and Rural BPOs. PARFI Skill Gurukuls - Photo-snapshots PanIIT Alumni Reach For India skill gurukuls for poor youth: Assured Placement (Pan-India basis) with 100% loan financing PanIIT-NABARD vocation loan model: If IITian can get loan for why his IIT education, why not Poorest of the poor? IAP skill intervention example: Gumla skill gurukul for construction Employer for Gumla Construction Gurukul: Shapoorji Pollonji (service providers) Assured Placement (Pan-India Deployment involving migration) Upfront tie-up with captive Employer • Assured placement through MoU with captive Employer BEFORE gurukul is setup • Pan-India Deployment (involves Youth getting away from local influence) MoU with CII for 30 gurukuls for blue collar workforce to Industry members Proposal with NSDC for 300 gurukuls across rural India Gumla construction gurukul: ‘Cashless model’ Co-investment by District Admin(IAP), Industry(Hindalco), PanIIT-NABARD(loans) District admin Provides Building+training assets(One-time set-up) • `20 lakhs was used for building repairs and training infrastructure like barbending machine, scaffolding set-up, tools. `20 lakhs for Phase II(Driving trade) • Cash-less model where ‘District Development council’ procured and continue to own assets as per IAP norms with ‘utilization permission’ to PanIIT PanIIT Alumni Reach For India Through its sustainable loan model funds operational Expenditure (on-going basis) Hindalco (Local Industry) provides one-year fixed cost funding as gurukul stablizes to be self sustainable from year 2 Summary: Skill intervention targeted to ‘mainstream’ youth (school drop-outs) through Blue-collar training and assured employment Replicate the Gumla Gurukul model in other IAP districts for Win-win-win to Government-people-industry (One-time-investment Model ) Help in sourcing of Youth from IAP districts through SHG-NGOs/ Government supported SHGs for NABARD loans and candidates (Out bound Employment of IAP district youth) PanIIT Alumni Reach For India on-the-ground experience: Youth from IAP states have shown highest repayment rates Indicating their willingness for ‘development’ given a chance
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