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Akshaya-Patra-India-School-Food TM TM 2 TM 3 TM Why hunger and education ? 1/3 of the 26 million 40% drop out THEY ARE world’s primary school aged before reaching 5th malnourished children are not enrolled in grade. FORCED TO children live in school. India. CHOSE FOOD OVER EDUCATION. 4 TM It is our dream to see India become a developed country 5 TM About 8.1 million children are out of school source: www.unicef.org/india/index2 6 TM ... they are doing menial jobs, thus missing out the benefits of education 7 TM Education is the single most powerful factor to take an entire family out of the cycle of poverty 8 TM Education can - within one generation - significantly improve the quality of life 9 TM Theory of Change EXIT POVERTY CIRCLE EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION FOOD FOR EDUCATION 10 TM With knowledge - based industries taking the centre stage of the emerging societies… 11 TM …an educated populace is the real strength of a country 12 • Karnataka • Uttar Pradesh TM Currently serving at 24 220,000 • Rajasthan • Andhra Pradesh 200,000 locations in 10 states • Gujarat • Telangana 180,000 • Odisha • Chhattisgarh 160,000 • Tamilnadu • Assam 140,000 120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 21,333 20,000 13,835 11,401 11,456 6,417 4,000 718 22,679 1,15,945 24,580 55,835 1,39,262 54,849 53,649 40,827 85,204 23,674 99,326 1,26,693 92,763 25,274 1,65,057 1,13,593 1,21,508 0 13 TM Curd Sambar with In South India Vegetables 1. Sambar with Vegetables 2. Rice Rice 3. Curd 14 TM In North India 1. Vegetables Rice or Halva 2. Chapattis 3. Daal or Sabji 15 TM Kitchen Infrastructure to cook for 2,00,000 children 16 TM Cooks rice for 1000 students in 15 minutes 17 TM Hygienic handling of cooked rice 18 TM 19 TM Roti making machine- 60,000 Roties per hour 20 TM 21 TM Sweet - Sukhadi 22 TM 23 TM Vegetable Storage 24 TM Prepares Daal or Subji for 18000 students in 60 min 25 TM 26 TM Vehicles ready to go to the schools 27 TM Vessels washing on returning from the schools 28 TM 29 TM TWELVE AKSHAYA PATRA KITCHENS . North Bangalore . Vrindavan . South Bangalore . Jaipur . Hubli -Dharwad . Gandhinagar . Bhilai . Vadodara . Bellary . Surat . Guwahati . Nathdwara Certified ISO 22000:2005 30 TM SECULAR REACH Provided only in Government schools that already have a secular policy for admission 31 TM AKSHAYA PATRA ENSURES TRANSPARENCY Advised in Accounting Standards and Services by 32 TM Former President shares meal with Akshaya Patra Children “This is a very important and great mission…”33 TM Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi having Akshaya Patra meal with children 34 TM Hall of Fame & Gold Shield Award by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) for Excellence in Financial Reporting 35 TM Awards and Recognitions Featured by The Global Journal as one of the Top 100 NGOs of the World, 2013. Ranked overall 23rd in the world and 1st in the children’s category. • ICAI Gold Shield Award, 2012 for the 5th consecutive year for excellence in financial reporting And Hall of fame • Marico Innovation Foundation Award 2012 – Social Category • Best Bhagidari Award by Government of New Delhi • Best Innovative Project by India Urban Space Foundation • Indian Express Innovation Award • LeapVault Change Leadership Award 36 TM Confers Social Enterprise of the Year 2008 to Akshaya Patra Foundation 37 TM A Case Study on Akshaya Patra Program 38 TM President Barack Obama’s letter to Akshaya Patra “… to scale up in just a few years from feeding 1500 school children to almost a million is a powerful demonstration of what’s possible when people work together.” 39 TM Microsoft Education Award For use of technology in the social sector 40 TM Public-Private Partnership This program is conducted in partnership with the various State Governments and Central Government. All of these governments provide a subsidy to support about 50% of the running cost of the Akshaya Patra program. The Central Government Support is routed through the respective State Governments. : 41 TM Public-Private Partnership Govt of Karnataka Govt of Uttar Pradesh Govt of Rajasthan class 1 to 5 Rs.3.59 class 1 to 5 Rs.3.76 class 1 to 5 Rs.3.76 class 8 to 10 Rs.5.38 class 6 to 8 Rs.5.64 class 6 to 8 Rs.5.64 Govt of Orissa Govt of Andhra Pradesh Govt of Gujarat class 1 to 5 Rs.3.79 class 1 to 5 Rs.4.60 class 1 to 5 Rs.3.59 class 6 to 8 Rs.5.65 class 6 to 10 Rs.6.38 class 6 to 8 Rs.5.38 Govt of Assam Govt of Chhattisgarh Govt of Telangana class 1 to 5 Rs.3.76 class 1 to 5 Rs.4.21 class 1 to 5 Rs.4.60 class 6 to 8 Rs.5.64 class 6 to 8 Rs.5.44 class 6 to 8 Rs.6.38 42 TM GRAND COALITION Government of India 2.6 kg of rice or wheat per child for students in class 1 to 7 + 35AC 43 TM OUR PARTNERS The Prashant H. Fadia Foundation 44 TM Another dimension of success Inspiring and training other NGOs & Corporate to take up school meal programs and other child & education related ADAMYA CHETANA programs 45 TM Akshaya Patra, a successful model with centralized kitchen. More suitable for urban and semi-urban locations. Requests for a rural model with greater challenges of road connectivity. 46 TM Study by 1. School Enrolment 2. School Attendance 3. Drop Out Rate 4. Classroom Performance 5. Nutritional status of the student Source: ORG Centre for Social Research A division of AC Nielsen ORG MARG Pvt. Ltd. Confidential & Proprietary ● Copyright © 2006 ACNielsen ● a VNU business 47 TM Impact on Nutritional Status in Akshaypatra Schools Puri Bangalore 48 TM Impact on Attendance in Akshaypatra Schools Ahmedabad Bhilai 49 TM Impact on Attendance in Akshaypatra Schools Bangalore Puri 50 TM Board of Trustees The Akshaya Patra Foundation Madhu Pandit Dasa T.V.Mohandas Pai Chairman, Manipal Global Education Learning Chairman Chanchalapathi Dasa Abhay Jain Board Member, Group Head - Corporate Affairs, Manipal Vice Chairman Education & Medical Group Ratnangada Govinda Dasa Ramdas Kamath Trustee Senior Vice President, (Administration, Commercial Facilities, Infrastructure and Security), Infosys Limited Jaganmohan Krishna Dasa Trustee V Balakrishnan Founder & Chairman, Exfinity Technology Fund Raj Kondur Founder and CEO, Kondur Corp. 51 TM Board of Advisors & Patrons The Akshaya Patra Foundation Rajendra Babu Ravindra Chamaria Chairman-Advisory Board Vice Chairman-Advisory Board Former Chief Justice of India, Chairman & Managing Director, Former Chairperson, NHRC, Infinity Infotech Parks Ltd. Chair Professor, NLSIU Sangita Jindal Ramesh Ramanathan Chairperson Campaign Co-ordinator JSW Foundation Janaagraha Communications Rajendra J Hinduja Dr Devi Shetty Managing Director Cardiologist, Gokuldas Exports Ltd. Narayana Hrudayalaya Suhel Seth Managing Director Counselage 52 TM In summary Akshaya Patra is now feeding 14,36,596 underprivileged students everyday 53 TM Projection for the program To feed 50,00,000 underprivileged students everyday by 2020 54 TM 55.
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