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Number of employeeS

900

Year of Registration

2007

Number of Followers

2

Annual income

US$ 5.93 million

Category of SGO

Non-profit

Country

India

Chief Executive Officer
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Are all equal when it comes to handling the ‘economic empowerment of desperately poor and marginalized people’ in India? Who could tell? One thing to do is to put the question to Anudip Foundation. On that, we know that they are among the very best. 

In 2007, with one ethnographic study at hand, a group of social entrepreneurs set on a journey to address the critical livelihood needs of people in rural and urban areas through information technology. Based in Kolkata, a strong IT capital city of India, they had plenty of digital knowledge and felt they were strong enough to face the challenge. They have had to reassess their own capabilities and skills to make it through. Creating a set learning and skilling process for the vulnerable was to be full of the unexpected. One such example...

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Are all equal when it comes to handling the ‘economic empowerment of desperately poor and marginalized people’ in India? Who could tell? One thing to do is to put the question to Anudip Foundation. On that, we know that they are among the very best. 

In 2007, with one ethnographic study at hand, a group of social entrepreneurs set on a journey to address the critical livelihood needs of people in rural and urban areas through information technology. Based in Kolkata, a strong IT capital city of India, they had plenty of digital knowledge and felt they were strong enough to face the challenge. They have had to reassess their own capabilities and skills to make it through. Creating a set learning and skilling process for the vulnerable was to be full of the unexpected. One such example was that over time their own alumni proved to be among the key improvers and disrupters of Anudip’s skill-empowering and learning efforts. By entering a steady and humble dialogue with multiple partners at local, regional, and national levels, was also another key to Anudip’s success that has led them to define, grow, and secure ‘skilling eco-systems’, their aces in the pack.

Today, Monisha Banerjee, Anudip’s CEO who has been holding the job since 2018, is convinced that a greater interconnection between skilling and schooling can induce changes of foundational magnitude to face the inevitable disruptions to happen in the industrial and services spheres of India. With already 120 Skill and Career Development Centers in 18 states of India, three Save Centers, an office in the USA since 2018, and as recently as 2020 an office in Bangladesh, Anudip seems not to be shy about its ambitions and scaling. How to make this happen is probably something to keep Monisha and her 600+ team on high alert and moving forward. No doubt that it will be difficult to stop them from achieving their objectives.

 

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Mission statement
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Poverty and unemployment are key challenges faced by youth from marginalized communities in India, including tribal groups, migrants, political refugees, trafficking victims, persons with disabilities, and minority women. Trapped in cycles of generational poverty and burdened with financial debts, these young individuals are vulnerable to social issues like trafficking, insurgency, crime, drug abuse, and early marriages.

Most are school/college dropouts with limited skills, unable to compete in the urban job market. Our theory of change is to empower them as lifelong learners, grounded in human values and socio-cultural awareness, by providing education, technology skills, and 21st-century job opportunities.

Recognized as one of India’s Top 10 NGOs in 2022 by Great Place to Work, Anudip is also a recipient of multiple prestigious awards, including the ASIA-PACIFIC STEVIE Awards 2023. CNN News18 highlighted Anudip as a changemaker for empowering women from marginalized...

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Poverty and unemployment are key challenges faced by youth from marginalized communities in India, including tribal groups, migrants, political refugees, trafficking victims, persons with disabilities, and minority women. Trapped in cycles of generational poverty and burdened with financial debts, these young individuals are vulnerable to social issues like trafficking, insurgency, crime, drug abuse, and early marriages.

Most are school/college dropouts with limited skills, unable to compete in the urban job market. Our theory of change is to empower them as lifelong learners, grounded in human values and socio-cultural awareness, by providing education, technology skills, and 21st-century job opportunities.

Recognized as one of India’s Top 10 NGOs in 2022 by Great Place to Work, Anudip is also a recipient of multiple prestigious awards, including the ASIA-PACIFIC STEVIE Awards 2023. CNN News18 highlighted Anudip as a changemaker for empowering women from marginalized communities in technology.

VISION:

Anudip Foundation envisions unlocking the full potential of marginalised youth by equipping them with market-aligned skills for sustainable digital livelihoods. We strive for lasting social change and reducing inequality with quality education, empowering individuals to break the cycle of poverty.

 MISSION:We aim to transform two million lives by 2030 through market-driven skilling interventions that trigger a ripple effect to promote a life of dignity for all.

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Impact

LATEST ANNUAL INCOME
US$ 5.93 million
Previous Annual Income
US$ 3.86 million
Latest Surplus/Deficit
US$ 321,045
Latest Net Assets
US$ 756,149
Name of Auditing Firm

KONAR MUSTAPHI and ASSOCIATES

LATEST FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
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COUNTRY (OR COUNTRIES) WHERE ACTIVE
India
Latest ANNUAL REPORT
TAX YEAR END
March 31

Governance

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Chief Executive Officer
Monisha Banerjee
SHORT BIOGRAPHY
Monisha is a philanthropic leader, mentor, and strategist who drives the Human Transformation Model using technology to empower people worldwide. She believes in the transformative power of education and digital skills, regardless of age, race, gender, or geography. As CEO of ANUDIP, she has impacted over 150,000 marginalized youth and women, leading a team of 900+ to provide technology and digital training. With a Master’s in Nuclear Physics from Jadavpur University and an alumna of UC Berkeley’s Haas Business School, Monisha has over 26 years of leadership experience in education. She led The Princeton Review’s South Asia region for 12 years, co-authored a book on employability skills, and contributed to national skilling policies. Monisha mentors young girls through platforms like ‘Aspire for Her’ and Facebook’s GOAL initiative. Recognized as one of India’s Best Leaders in Times of Crisis by Great Place to Work® India in 2021, she is dedicated to fostering growth in marginalized communities.
Has Held position since
2018
Board Gender balance
14 Male Executive Board Member ; 5 Female including CEO
Number of Employees
900
Number of Volunteers
400

History

In 2007, under Chairman Dipak Basu, ActionAid and Reuters Foundation conducted a study in the Ganges Delta near Kolkata, highlighting how local employment can transform marginalized communities. This inspired the founding of Anudip Foundation to address livelihood needs in rural and urban India through information technology.

Anudip began by setting up job training centers in the Sundarbans, partnering with community NGOs. Early feedback shaped its market-aligned skill development model, creating a scalable and impactful skilling ecosystem. With innovations in pedagogy, such as ADDIE, Gagne’s framework, and Kirkpatrick’s evaluation model, Anudip serves as a living lab for employability research.

To date, Anudip has empowered over 400,000 individuals and 150,000 families across 18 states, focusing on marginalized communities, including women, youth, minorities, refugees, and trafficking survivors.

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In 2007, under Chairman Dipak Basu, ActionAid and Reuters Foundation conducted a study in the Ganges Delta near Kolkata, highlighting how local employment can transform marginalized communities. This inspired the founding of Anudip Foundation to address livelihood needs in rural and urban India through information technology.

Anudip began by setting up job training centers in the Sundarbans, partnering with community NGOs. Early feedback shaped its market-aligned skill development model, creating a scalable and impactful skilling ecosystem. With innovations in pedagogy, such as ADDIE, Gagne’s framework, and Kirkpatrick’s evaluation model, Anudip serves as a living lab for employability research.

To date, Anudip has empowered over 400,000 individuals and 150,000 families across 18 states, focusing on marginalized communities, including women, youth, minorities, refugees, and trafficking survivors.

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Legal Status
Incorporated under Section 8 Private Limited company in India CIN - U91900WB2007NPL116269 Company Incorporation Certificate attached License under Section 8 (previously known as Section 25)
Year of registration
2007
BYLAWS PUBLICLY AVAILABLE
Yes
BYLAWS PROVIDED ON REQUEST
Yes

Contact

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HQ LOCATION ADDRESS
Mira Towers, 8th & 9th Floor, Block DN, Plot 27, Sector-V, Salt Lake City, P.S Bidhannagar, Kolkata-700091, West Bengal
SOCIAL NETWORKS
WEBSITE
MAIN CONTACT EMAIL
deblina.sengupta@anudip.org
+918336029906