Digital Literacy Initiative

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Digital Literacy Programme for 100 Semi Urban and Rural Girls Digital-literacy-for-100-female-dropout

CONTENTS 1. Slide 3: Organizational Summary 2. Slide 4: About the Programme 3. Slide 5: Programme Background 4. Slide 6: Proposed Activities for each batch of students 5. Slide 7: Implementing Process 6. Slide 8: Output 7. Slide 9-11: Glimpses of Existing Centre 8. Slide 12: Proposed Budget

ALIG I ORGANIZATIONAL SUMMARY 1 Title of the Project 2 Total duration August 2016 onwards 3 Total Budget Proposed INR 6, 85, 300.00 4 Coverage of the Project No. of States: 1 No. of Districts: 1 3 Batches of 4 months No. of Proposed Students: 100 in one year 5 Name of the Organization ALIG Educational and Welfare Society 6 Address of the registered office and contact details 7 Theme(s) to be covered under the project 1. Skill Building 2. Personality Development 3. Education 8 Name and contact details of the Chief Functionary of the Organization 9 FCRA No. 337820085 10 Income Tax Registration No. (12 A) 6023-25 ALIG Educational and Welfare Society, Ex-1/2 Vatikaa s Green Valley, Pardih Road, Mango, Jamshedpur- 8532110 (Jharkhand) Email:, Website: Dr. Imran Ali, Email: imran.ali@aligsociety.org, Phone: +91-9031012000 11 PAN (Permanent Account No.) of the AABAA4863H Organization 12 Organization Registration No. (Under 1247/2008 Societies Registration Act) and year 13 80G No. IT COM/TECH/JSR/80G 10/2014 15/125 27

ABOUT THE PROGRAMME PROJECT TITLE: Digital Literacy Programme OBJECTIVE: Bridge the digital divide and foster digital citizenship To empower women and make them digitally literate To facilitate deployment of urban and rural citizen services through digital means Create learning interest Improved life skills Improve employment opportunities

PROGRAMME BACKGROUND In the 21 st Century India, computer and technology continue to increase baseline skill requirements needed to compete in the workforce. Various reports published by both the government as well as the research organizations have established that in the 21 st century environment, the need for technologically literate citizens increases every year. This is a pre-requisite to be competitive in today s workforce. The chances of employability increases manifold when the person is technologically versed and is in the knowhow of the computer operations. It is also becoming apparent that technology will continue to be increasingly integrated into nearly every aspect of social and working world. ALIG runs a computer center for women, dropout and college going girls. Currently we have 50 girls enrolled and 100 students in waiting list. The existing infrastructure is not sufficient as we have only six computers. We need to strengthen our existing computer center with more computers as well as expert faculties. The support through GobalGiving means a lot for the students enroll in the programme and for those who are waiting to start their training.

Proposed Activities for each batch of students: Procurement of Quality equipment and materials Identifications of Resource persons Training as per designed syllabus/module Seminar on leadership development Seminar on government livelihood entitlements and how to digitally access information on these Workshops on handling and using different daily use technologies and gadgets Workshops on using internet and access different information as per need Sessions on girls education, dropout, schemes for girls and women Seminar on Right to Information (RTI) Act and digital access Seminar on Right to Education (RTE) Act Development of Information Education Communication (IEC) materials Networking with different business houses/enterprises for work opportunity and building market linkages Organizing monthly meetings with target groups and different stake holders

IMPLEMENTING PROCESS Implementation of the program will be a four phased process, which has been depicted through graphics below: Phase I Phase II Recruitment of resource person, teachers and establishment of computer center. Advocacy with the school and the community about the programme Orientation of the recruited personnel and registration of the students Intervention with students, orientation about the course, other opportunities and initiation of the course Continuing with the course according to the prescribed syllabus Phase III Continuing with the course, internal assessment and evaluation of the instructor as well as students along with the implementation process Phase IV Assessment of the trainees, final evaluation, award of certificate, market linkages.

OUTPUT Activity Recruitment of trainers and their orientation Objective Hire expert resource person Outcome Qualified trainers Strengthen of computer center Enabling learning environment Well-equipped computer center Advocacy with community for registration of students Target the identified group Target groups reached and the admission completed Regular classes according to prescribed syllabus Assessment and evaluation To add to the learning of students and ready them for employability To take corrective measures Sound computer skills and job ready Proper implementation and enhanced training Personality development sessions with experts To make the trainees more confident Trainees will have all round personality development Market linkages Employment of trained youths Placement

GLIMPSES OF EXISTING CENTER: LAB

GLIMPSES OF EXISTING CENTER: THEORY CLASSES

GLIMPSES OF EXISTING CENTER: PRACTICAL CLASSES

PROPOSED BUDGET (Computer Literacy Programme) Project Cost Activity Unit Unit Cost USD Details Total USD Computer Lab 1 Computers (HP etc) 15 561.80 8,426.97 Computer Furniture (Table) 15 59.39 890.85 Computer Furniture (Chairs) 30 24.08 722.31 Printer/Xerox 1 Lump sum 1,203.85 Teaching and Learning Aid Lump sum 401.28 401.28 Trainer for Computers 1 128.41 for 12 months 1,540.93 Internet connection 1 32.10 for 12 months 385.23 Cultural and Valedictory Function 1 80.26 80.26 Rent for Centre 1 128.41 for 12 months 1,540.93 Total 15,192.62 Total Project Cost 15,192.62 Administrative Cost 10% of total project cost 1,141.25 Total Programme Cost 16,333.87 Note: USD Rate as on 25th March 2015, 1USD=INR 62.3 Note: Teaching and learning Aid includes books, audio-visual aid, notes etc.

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