Anudip Foundation provides financial, technological and
managerial resources toward livelihood creation and
education in marginalized and threatened areas of the
world.

Anudip creates livelihood opportunities for impoverished people by  
funding and shaping rural training centers that develop skilled
professionals and entrepreneurs in information technology.
Anudip's integrated training, entrepreneurship and employment
strategy fully prepares graduates for a career in information
technology.

Due to the connection between livelihoods of people and their
environment, Anudip is involved in conservation initiatives that
address impact of global warming, climate change and other
environmental issues. And with Cyclone Aila, we believe it is our
duty to bring succor to the people we serve.
Welcome to Anudip
Read
the April '09 issue of
Anudip Times

Anudip features in
"THE TOUCH"
The current focus of Anudip’s work is in India and the United States.
We have plans to expand our activities to South Africa, Cambodia,
Bangladesh, Kazhakstan and other countries.
DONATIONS
Anudip welcomes donations in cash and in kind. Our immediate
needs are new or used projection equipment, printers, UPS and
inverters. Donations to  Anudip qualify for tax-exemption under
section 80G(5)(vi) of the Indian Income Tax Act or Section 501(c)3 of
the US Internal Revenue Service. For more information or to donate
equipment please contact donations@anudip.org
Anudip launches cyclone
relief effort [More...]
OUR GRADUATES
Anudip graduates are skilled in data
entry, accounting, DTP and other
computer based work at attractive
rates. For your personnel and  
project needs. please contact
placement@anudip.org
"Before I took the Anudip
course I didn't think I could
dream"
-- an Anudip graduate
Anudip India celebrates
third anniversary
Chief Guest, Tarun Vij, Country
Director of American India
Foundation, addresses the
gathering.
According to Prof. Koch:
"What is happening here is a small
and quiet revolution of the human
spirit and collective agency. . . people,
local governance groups, partners,
and inspired leadership with adaptive
models of social change combined
with imaginative organizations and
business models to serve the poorest
of the poor." [More...]
Prof. James Koch of Santa
Clara University visited Anudip
 Linkage Centers in June 2009