India possesses an enormous number of underprivileged people who do not possess the right skills due to lack of education and guidance. Therefore it is important that their energy is channelized effectively with proper training for boosting their economic growth and helping them combat poverty. Our partnerships with NGOs train the urban and rural underprivileged youth, women and men to create a pool of self-reliant people who can be functional as skilled manpower in the fast emerging services and also would be self-employed.
Skill development projects by Atlas Copco India
CSR Project |
Mode of Execution |
Modalities of Funds Utilization |
Implementation Schedule |
Monitoring & Reporting Mechanism |
Details of need and impact assessment, if any |
Pragati Skill Centre, Aurangabad |
Through Registered Non For Profit Organization (Savitribai Phule Mahila Ekatma Samaj Mandal) |
One Time Release of Rs.15,52,000 |
April 2021 to March 2022 Signing the MoU & Grant Release in June 2021 |
Submission of Quarterly Progress Reports, UC followed by Completion Report. Concurrent Monitoring by ACCF |
NA |
Health Sector Skilling Program, Miraj/Sangli |
Through Registered Trust Vivekanand Vaidhyak Pratisthan, Kupwad |
One Time Release of Rs.30,00,000 |
June/July 2021 to May 2022 15 Days from Signing the MoU & Grant Release in July 2021 |
Submission of Quarterly Progress Reports, UC followed by Completion Report. Concurrent Monitoring by ACCF |
NA |
Lighthouse: Centre for Skilling & Livelihood |
Through Registered Non For Profit Company (Lighthouse Communities Foundation) |
Total Budget Rs.2,24,11,737 spilled over 3 years |
April 2021 to March 2024 |
Submission of Quarterly Progress Reports, UC followed by Completion Report. Concurrent Monitoring by ACCF |
Impact Assessment at the end of the Project |
