CSR and ESG in Skill Education &#8211; Elementor Version

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CSR and ESG in Skill Education is a dedicated page focusing on how corporate social responsibility and sustainability are driving the future of skill development. At NSN, we aim to create awareness about the significant impact of CSR and ESG initiatives, fostering collaboration and sharing meaningful stories.

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This week's updates on CSR and ESG

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■ NTPC Kanti won the India CSR Award 2025 for empowering women in Bihar through skill development under the Livelihood Creation (Large Organisation) category.
■ Tamil Nadu Skill Development Corporation (TNSDC) and HCL Foundation signed an MoU to upskill 2,500 rural youth in Thoothukudi with digital skills and create IT/ITES employment opportunities.
■ NSDC and Redington Foundation launched a Skill India Centre in Baraut to train 600 rural youth and women in electronics and IT-ITeS skills.
■ PNB MetLife launched ‘FutureReady’ with GUSEC and Xcelevate to train underprivileged youth in 21st-century skills and support social-impact startups.
■ Hettich Poddar Wood Working Institute signed an MoU with Biesse to advance woodworking skills, expanding their collaboration to Mumbai.
■ VOC Port’s CEMS celebrated skill programme graduates, achieving 100% placement in Welder and CNC batches.
■ NALCO’s CSR spending rose 21.3% to ₹61.3 crore in FY 2024-25, supporting rural development, healthcare, education, and sustainability.
■ GHCL Foundation empowered 5,500 rural Gujarat youth, mostly girls, through NSDC-linked VTIs offering industry-ready training.
■ Vedanta empowered over 12 lakh youth and children in FY25 through education, digital learning, and skill initiatives across 16 states.
■ Ladli Foundation and Avdheshanandji Mission launch ‘Institute of Future Skilling’ in Delhi to train 2,000 underprivileged youth in digital technologies.