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Anudip begins expansion into North Bengal The Indian tea industry in North Bengal and Assam has been in the doldrums for many years and has led to severe difficulties among tea plantation workers to make a living. Anudip has completed a study funded by the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust to establish that the feasibility of its livelihood enhancement model that has been proven for the Sundarbans poor, can be replicated in the northern district of Jalpaiguri. Anudip expects to commission the first three Linkage Centers in North Bengal in December 2009 |
Anudip Foundation for Social Welfare, a section 25 Indian non-profit company headquartered in Kolkata, provides enhanced livelihood opportunities for marginalized people through rural training centers that develop skilled information technology professionals and entrepreneurs Our vision is to bring India’s IT-based prosperity to rural and semi-urban regions and to create a large pool of trained workers for the new economy |
| Anudip India |
Three new NGOs join the Anudip family
Continuing its rapid expansion, Anudip has begun
operations at three new NGO locations. These are Samaj
Unnayan Kendra in Raidighi, Ramanrayanpur Kalika
Sangha in Mandirbazar and Karma Kutir in Kolkata.
Classes have already begun at these centers.
Special Board Session on strategy
development
Anudip India's Board of Directors and senior staff recently
met at its headquarters office in Salt Lake for an intense
tsession to analyze the past year's experiences and set
directions for the coming year. Several new initiatives were
approved and will be developed in the coming weeks.
Continuing its rapid expansion, Anudip has begun
operations at three new NGO locations. These are Samaj
Unnayan Kendra in Raidighi, Ramanrayanpur Kalika
Sangha in Mandirbazar and Karma Kutir in Kolkata.
Classes have already begun at these centers.
Special Board Session on strategy
development
Anudip India's Board of Directors and senior staff recently
met at its headquarters office in Salt Lake for an intense
tsession to analyze the past year's experiences and set
directions for the coming year. Several new initiatives were
approved and will be developed in the coming weeks.
Anudip Directors, Utpal Ghosh, DK Chaudhuri,
Pradeep Kakkar, Radha Basu, Dipak Basu, Ganesh
Natesan and Arup Das, at the strategy meeting
Pradeep Kakkar, Radha Basu, Dipak Basu, Ganesh
Natesan and Arup Das, at the strategy meeting
| Leila Chirayath Janah, founder and CEO of Samasource (front row, in green), with students at a Anudip Linkage Center |
| Seen with Anudip staff are Brad Mattson, entrepeneur and renowned venture capitalist (front center) and Vicky Mattson, strategy manager for Santa Clara University's Global Social Benefit Incubator |
Jessica Sawhney, Clinton Fellow
Anudip's Entrepreneur Development
Program received a boost with the arrival of
Jessica Sawhney, AIF Clinton Fellow.
Jessica, who until recently was with JP
Morgan, will focus on developing and
testing processes to maximize success of
Anudip-trained entrepreneurs.
Program received a boost with the arrival of
Jessica Sawhney, AIF Clinton Fellow.
Jessica, who until recently was with JP
Morgan, will focus on developing and
testing processes to maximize success of
Anudip-trained entrepreneurs.