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Digital Skill & Livelihood Enhancement Centre

A twelve-month, 500-beneficiary skilling project prepared for Railway public-sector CSR formats, including RailTel and RITES. The proposal, budget, monitoring plan and beneficiary methodology are written and ready to submit.

500youth and women trained
12 monthsimplementation period
₹95 lakhtotal project cost
₹10 lakhcontributed by the Society

CSR support sought: ₹85 lakh. Schedule VII head: employment-enhancing vocational skills.

The project

What the centre delivers

One facility, four tracks, and a single measure of success: how many trainees are earning six months after they finish.

Track one

Digital literacy

Computer fundamentals, internet and digital public services, documentation and basic office tools.

Track two

Employability

Spoken English, communication, interview preparation, workplace conduct and financial literacy.

Track three

Women's trades

Tailoring and allied vocational skills with tool kits, aimed at home-based and micro-enterprise income.

Track four

Placement linkage

Employer connections, self-employment guidance and six-month post-training follow-up.

Prepared documentation

Written to the CPSE proposal format

Railway CPSE formats ask for a specific set of contents. Each of the following is already drafted and submitted with the proposal.

  • Objectives, activities, geography and target group
  • Need assessment and baseline framework
  • Beneficiary selection methodology and eligibility criteria
  • Twelve-month implementation timeline with milestones
  • Measurable outcomes, performance indicators and expected benefits
  • Item-wise bill of quantities with rate justification
  • Year-wise budget and proposed payment schedule
  • Statutory annexures: registration, PAN, 12A, 80G, CSR-1, audited accounts

Funding structure

How the project is financed

Total project cost₹95.00 lakh
CSR support sought₹85.00 lakh
Society contribution₹10.00 lakh
Beneficiaries500 youth and women
Duration12 months
Schedule VII headVocational skills

The submitted proposal carries the item-wise bill of quantities, rate justification and year-wise budget in the funder's prescribed format.

Delivery plan

Twelve months, four quarters

Milestones are set so that a funder can verify progress at each release point.

StartQuarter 1

Set up and baseline

Facility readiness, equipment procurement, trainer induction, community mobilisation and baseline survey.

Quarter 2

First cohorts

Enrolment and selection, batches commence across all four tracks, attendance and assessment systems live.

Quarter 3

Scale and placement

Subsequent batches, employer linkage, self-employment support and mid-project progress reporting.

Quarter 4

Completion and audit

Final cohorts, outcome measurement, follow-up on placement and income, utilisation certificate and completion report.

Why this partner

Relevant experience, not adjacent experience

The project asks us to do what the Society has been doing since 2007 — classroom training at batch scale for students, women and unemployed youth, delivered under government and PSU orders.

PSU CSR delivered

NTPC Ltd., Korba

Training for government school children in plant-neighbouring villages, plus soft skills for 180 NTPC employees. Listed in the project record.

Government orders

Missions and districts

Assignments from state education missions and District Magistrates covering KGBV girl students, residential schools and teacher training at block scale.

Current CSR

Sanctions in 2026

Corporate CSR support of ₹8.70 lakh and ₹4.00 lakh received and implemented with full project records. See CSR work already commissioned.

Third-party verification: the Society is willing to have the project independently verified, to sign the funder's prescribed undertaking and MoU, and to accept monitoring visits at any point during implementation.
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