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TEDSS Project Overview and Impact

This document provides an overview and status update of the TEDSS (Technology and Entrepreneurship Development Support System) project as of July 2008. Some key points: - TEDSS aims to support rural entrepreneurs through ICT-enabled training programs. As of July 2008, it had set up 161 enterprises, created 230 jobs, and trained 680 people. - The project is expanding to additional districts in Bundelkhand and other states like Bihar, Jharkhand, and Karnataka. New training delivery methods like mobile trainers and public-private partnerships are being implemented. - Linkages are being strengthened with financial institutions, other training providers, and NGOs to improve access to

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TEDSS Project Overview and Impact

This document provides an overview and status update of the TEDSS (Technology and Entrepreneurship Development Support System) project as of July 2008. Some key points: - TEDSS aims to support rural entrepreneurs through ICT-enabled training programs. As of July 2008, it had set up 161 enterprises, created 230 jobs, and trained 680 people. - The project is expanding to additional districts in Bundelkhand and other states like Bihar, Jharkhand, and Karnataka. New training delivery methods like mobile trainers and public-private partnerships are being implemented. - Linkages are being strengthened with financial institutions, other training providers, and NGOs to improve access to

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Support Service
(TEDSS)

 An Overview
 Status of project – Till 31 July’08
 Other Initiatives - Replication

Development Alternatives & TARAhaat


Objectives of the TEDSS
Development and support to rural entrepreneurs
through ICT enabled trainings and facilitation
programme

 Skills
 Motivation
 Empowerment
 Alternatives
 Access
Development
Performance – As on July 31,
2008
 Enterprise Set Up – 161

 Jobs Created - 230

 Persons Trained – 680

 Specific :
 Conversion Rate – 23%

 Women participation among trainees – 36%

 % trained who applied for loans - 17%

 Nature of enterprises - Kirana Shop ,cycle store,


Tailoring unit, Pan Shop etc
Status of project (Up to Feb,08) –
Bhuj Conference, March ‘08
Exit…….its Expansion
Indeed !
 Bundelkhand Presence – Now 5 distrcits
 Added three more districts (Chhatarpur, Datia
and Tikamgarh) apart from Jhansi and lalitpur
 EDP Training through VSAT (under ISRO
VRC programme); telecasted every
Thursday in MP,UP,Bihar,Chhattisgarh,
Jharkhand
 MoU is in final stage with three NGO’s in
Bihar and Jharkhand for EDP training
 New Interventions
New Interventions
[Link] Channels - PPP & Mobile
Trainer
 PPP – An Inclusive Approach

Training at Village Panchayat


Mobile Trainer – Community Mobilizer cum Trainer
USP –
1. Training at community's door step
2. Reach and Cost Effectiveness - Laptop Modal (Different then
the LCD delivery system)
3. Small Batch with greater level of focused training
[Link] & Support
System
 Focus on Conversion Rate – Strong Follow Up

 Organizing Trainees – “Entrepreneur Club” started. Every


Saturday is celebrated as Common meeting day for
discussion, sharing problems etc

 Initiated alliance with RTI promoting institutions and


Making TEDSS trainees part of information programme
“Ghoose ko Ghusa” so that Trainees can understand their
rights since transparent credit access is the biggest
impediment in Bundelkhand for enterprise setup

 Improved screening of potential candidates for training has


been introduced. While this increases the mobilisation time
it filters out clients who have little potential to become
entrepreneurs
3. Linkage - Training
 Training linkage with other technical training
providing Institutions (EDP Support and to
magnify the EP array) –

 Animal Husbandry Department (UP Govt.)


 The Worm Man, (Vermicomposting)
 District Industry Commission (Trainings like Mobile
Repairing etc)
 Hathkargha Board

 Linkage with other training agencies are in pipe line


[Link] – Financial
 Several Routine programmes have been
started to ensure the linkage

 Bank Conference
 Udyog Bandhu Function
 Gram Pradhan Conference (Accountability)
 NGO conference : NGO’s working in the sector
of vocational trainings and Community
Mobilization
5. Mile Stones
 Recognized as Micro Enterprise Development
Center (MEDC) for Asia pacific region by Hewlett
Packard (HP)
 NABARD Maharashtra –
 Expansion at Maharshtra
 Customized EDP training for SHG federation in Vidarbha
region
 OXFAM –
 Covered Chhatarpur and Tikamgarh districts of MP
 EDP Training to OXFAM mobilized SHG’s
 In first phase 100 women have been trained; Next
phase will open new expansion gateways for TEDSS
5. Mile Stones…
 TEDSS now in Karnataka
 EDP training programme at Gulbarga District
 Alliance with ACC ; TEDSS would train ACC
CSR group in entrepreneurship training
 Training Programs are set to start from
October,2008
Sustainability Strategy
 Strongly Followed –
 Training Fees and support charges
 Advertisement & Sponsorships in Training
Manuals etc
 Consultancy fees and support charges from
other training organizations
 The more enterprise setups , the maximum
possibility of programme adoptability among
community would emerge thus “few
conversions are better then , training thousand
peoples”
Where are we in the
programme
 Phase I : Sept~2005
Market Survey & identification of Product &
Services
 Phase II : July~2006
Design Development & Field testing
 Phase III : July~2007
Deployment & Testing of delivery framework
 Phase IV : 8500 enterprises by Jun-2010
(On Track) – Strategic Expansion Alliance has
already been initiated (Karnataka , Maharashtra ,
MP,Bihar )
36% are women trainees among total trained
Sensitizing Financial Institutions about Credit Linkage
Village Pradhan Conference - A Community
Mobilization Approach
Villager Sharing his experience about challenges in
Micro Enterprises
Sensitizing
Karnataka Financial
: Youth Mobilization
Institutionsat
about
School
Credit
in village
Linkageof
Gulbarga district
Community Feedback and Inputs for Customization :
Training Proposed in October’2008
Mentoring and Counseling is a integral part - Not Just
the training
EDP training for OXFAM mobilized SHG’s at
Tikamgarh district of MP
Empowered Trainee , empowering colleagues
Light Moments during training
Facilitation “where ICT is little helpless”
Games during EDP training
After Successfully completion of training programme
Training Team at the delivery center
(PPP Approach – Village Sarpanch’s House)
Thank You…

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