Value : ₹ 4500

Location : Jamshedpur, Jharkhand


About the campaign

“Skill India” program, that aims to train a minimum of 300 million skilled people by the year 2022. All good intentions to make India the ‘Skills Capital of the World’ and to reap the benefits of skills-based economic development will fall flat if almost half of its population is not fully engaged in the workforce. India currently languishes at rank 120 of 131 countries in the female labor force participation rate (FLFPR). The impact of gender parity in the Indian workforce can potentially add $770 billion of additional GDP (a 27% increase) by 2025.

 

The current data suggest that only 2.3% of the workforce in India including women has undergone formal skill training as compared to 68% in the UK, 75% in Germany, 52% in the USA, 80% in Japan, and 96% in South Korea.

 

Women's participation in the Indian workforce, both in the formal and informal economy dipped from 35% in 2005 to 26% in 2018, even as the economy grew twofold in that period along with a 25% increase in the number of working-age women. The Economist calls it the ‘missing 235 million.’ 


Program description

Women have shown their ability in community development. Hence, it is important that women be a part of skill development. They form a substantial part of the workforce - but the working percentage rate of women in the total labor force is declining. A large number of them are working in the informal sectors. This represents a lack of employment opportunities and skills for the women workforce. Keeping all these in mind ALIG caters to 200 women daily with its skill center via basic and advanced sewing and Embroidery courses. This is a safe place for them which also caters to various personality development activities. A sewing machine can skill a woman and help her to be more productive and contribute to nation-building. It will develop their ability & quality to move ahead and be self-dependent.

Beneficiary details

The target population is economically, socially marginalized, and unskilled and unemployed women.

What the sponsor receives

The sponsor will get a tax rebate certificate under 80G for their donation. Lots of happiness and feeling of giving back to society. We will also update you about the usage of the sewing machine from time to time through reports, short videos, and pictures.

HELP US MAKE AN EDUCATED, HEALTHY AND SKILLED INDIA