Public Private Partnership-Business Partners for Entrepreneurship Mission
Indian Institute of Entrepreneurship (IIE) invites application from “PARTNERS INSTITUTIONS” on partnership terms and condition, as an Institutional Member from registered well-established organization in Governments and private sector, financially sound, having adequate training infrastructure, dedicated trainers with at least three years successful field level experience of running and managing skill/profession related training. The applicant institution be also capable, forward looking and ready to start distant learning through e-learning/web-based and virtual class room training through V-SAT connectivity, with reasonable investment in addition to existing methods of training. The selection of applicant institution shall be done strictly as per prescribe norms/procedures.
The scope of this venture is vast with huge financial and socio-economic benefits for all types of employable population covering all communities and areas, specially the inaccessible ones.
Apply with full details within one month of the date of advertisement to IIE
SCHEME OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CENTRES (EDCs) THROUGH PARTNER INSTITUTIONS (PIs)
1. BACKGROUND
1.1 According to the approach paper to Eleventh Five Year Plan, the private sector, including farming, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and the corporate sector, have a critical role to play in achieving the objective of faster and more inclusive growth. MSMEs, in particular, have a vital role in expanding production in a regionally balanced manner and generating widely dispersed off-farm employment. Further, the approach paper has also emphasized the need for training and capacity building of educated unemployed youth, particularly in the rural and backward areas, as the unemployment has assumed serious proportions. In this context, there is a need to shift focus towards “bottom of the pyramid”. As the market theories are increasingly accepting the fact that wealth can be created simultaneously while helping the people o move out of poverty.
1.2 Entrepreneurship development is one of the key elements for promotion of Micro and Small Enterprises, particularly, the first generation entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship, through creation of wealth, is an important means for empowerment and development. In spite of the best efforts of national and state level entrepreneurship development institutions (EDIs). It is felt that there is a need to fill the gap in providing entrepreneurship training in the selected backward/rural areas and also organizing entrepreneurship development programme (EDPs) for trainees belonging to Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe /Minority/Womem categories, which may have been left out of the network of existing training institutions, In order to bridge this gap, there is a need to encourage the establishment of a large network of entrepreneurship development centers (EDCs), in public private partnership (PPP) mode, all over the country, with special focus on the SC/ST, Minority dominated remote and backward areas.
1.3 Therefore, in order to promote entrepreneurship development in a big way, there is a need that both public and private institutions should be involved in this endeavour, Furthermore, for ensuring the quality of training by the private and local level partner institutions (PIs), there is a need to provide necessary guidance to such PLs by way of providing them standardized course curriculum, good quality training material, capacity building through training of trainers/core faculty, high quality training input from national level experts through e-learning /video conferencing and exchange programmes in collaboration with reputed training institutions/EDIs, as well as a suitable mechanism for joint certification. Involvement of partner institutions for establishment of EDCs can be encouraged by way of evolving suitable tie-up arrangements with the national level entrepreneurship development institutions.
4. DETAILED MODALITIES FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF EDCs
4.1 Basis for acceptance as a PI
4.1.1 The IIE would emphasize more on technical capability, faculty strength and infrastructure of the applicant PI for the establishment of EDC, keeping in mind the following criteria:
(i) The applicant PI should have the capacity and reasonable experience of running and managing entrepreneurship development/Skills training programmes.
(ii) The applicant PI must have a ‘Core Faculty’ to conduct programmes at the EDC, with requisite technical/professional qualifications as also a panel of distinguished visiting/guest faculty, willing to support the PI in the conduct of training programmes at the EDC.
(iii) The applicant PI should be registered as a society with entrepreneurship/skills development training as a main objective.
(iv) The applicant PI should be functional for at least 3 years as reflected in the last 3 years’ annual reports and balance sheet.
(v) The applicant PI should have adequate space along with required furniture, computers, audiovisual equipments and other training aids for the establishment of EDC.
(vi) The applicant PI should have the necessary infrastructure/provision for arranging e-classes through video conferencing at the EDC.
(vii) The applicant PI should not be black-listed by any Govt. Department or Financial Institutions.
(viii) The applicant PI should be financially viable and self-sustaining (as reflected from PI’s annual report and balance sheet).
4.1.2 For acceptance of the PI for the establishment of EDC, the IIE would evolve suitable criteria, with due weight to attributes like physical infrastructure, faculty strength, financial strength, linkages with industry and financial institutions, location, etc.
4.2 Obligations of IIE
4.2.1. Under the partnership arrangements, the obligations of IIE shall be as under:
(i) To accept the applicant institutions as PI on fulfillment of required eligibility criteria and assist it in setting up the EDC.
(ii) To provide training to the trainers/core faculty of the PI for imparting training at the EDC.
(iii) To provide course design/syllabus and training kit for the trainees enrolled at the EDC by the PI.
(iv) To provide training inputs through e-classes/video conferencing, as per requirement of the training programme.
(v) To provide pre-printed certificate with name, logo and Hologram of IIE; name of the PI/EDC; the name, father’s name, address, registration number and photograph of the trainee; as well as the programme details e.g. dates, duration etc. for all the registered trainees, to be jointly signed by the Director of IIE and the In-charge of the EDC, on successful completion of the authorized training programme.
(vi) To provide technical/professional guidance for capacity building of the PI.
4.3. Obligations of Pis
4.3.1 Under the partnership arrangements for the establishment of EDC, the obligations/responsibilities of the PIs shall be as under:
(i) To pay the prescribed application fee and inspection fee and to deposit the prescribed security deposit (refundable and non-interest bearing) with IIE.
(ii) To execute the required partnership agreement with IIE.
(iii) To maintain the infrastructure and core faculty, as assessed suitable by IIE at the time of entering into partnership agreement.
(iv) To make arrangements for receiving training inputs through video conferencing/e-classes as per the satisfaction of technical consultants appointed for the purpose of maintaining facility.
(v) To give wide publicity through appropriate media about the training programmes authorized under the partnership arrangement.
(vi) To run training programmes as per the training calendar/schedule provided by IIE.
(vii) To enroll the trainees by following objective and transparent admission criteria.
(viii) To register the enrolled trainees (by giving prescribed details for every trainee) on line on the website/server of IIE.
(ix) To provide the training kits to trainees and remit the cost of the training kits to IIE, by recovering the same from ‘general category’ trainees and to submit particulars of SC/ST trainees along with supporting documents, (to whom the training kits have been provided free of cost) for reimbursement of the cost to IIE from the sponsoring agency/Ministry.
(x) To submit the list of successful trainees to IIE.
(xi) To award certificate (received from IIE) to successful trainees with counter signatures of In-charge of the EDC.
(xii) To submit detailed feedback in the prescribed pro-forma on completion of training programmes.
(xiii) To maintain data base of the trainees enrolled for the authorized training programmes and monitor their progress through regular follow up and proper feedback mechanism.
(xiv) To provide post training handholding support to the trainees who have successfully completed the training programme and wish to set up their own enterprise.
(xv) Not to misuse the training material or any other inputs received from IIE.
(xvi) Not to violate any of the terms/conditions of the partnership agreement.
(xvii) To allow the officers of the IIE, officers and other professionals/experts deputed, for examining accounts, conducting inspections, going through records, documents, asset statement etc. at all reasonable times and the same would be made available to them without any delay or obstruction.
(xviii) To pay salary/allowances/honorarium etc. to the core faculty/guest faculty/staff or employees and to make payments for all the liabilities incurred by the EDC/PI. IIE or THE GOVERNMENT SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY PAYMENT OR LIABILITY IN THE REGARD.
(xix) To comply with the terms and conditions or other obligations imposed by the local authorities/State or UT Governments.
(xx) To pay all taxes on the income without any liability towards IIE.
(xxi) Not to use name or logo of IIE after termination of the partnership agreement.
4.4 Consideration
4.4.1 Inconsideration for IIE for acceptance as a PI and for providing it with the training resources, techno-professional know-how for the establishment and conduct of programmes at the EDC, including capacity building of the core faculty, during currency of the partnership agreement, the PI shall be liable to pay to IIE following consideration:
(i) Application Fee of Rs. 2,500/- (Rupees Two thousand and five hundred only) – (non- refundable) at the time of application.
(ii) Processing and Inspection Fee of Rs. 7,500/- (Rupees Seven thousand and five hundred only) – (non-refundable) after Scrutiny and Shortlisting.
(iii) Institutional Membership Fee, as applicable [presently Rs. 5,000/- (Rupees five thousand only)] – (non-refundable)
(iv) Refundable (non-interest bearing) Security Deposit of Rs. 2,00,000/- (Rupees Two lakh only) for general category Institutions and Rs. 1,00,000/- (Rupees One lakh only) for Institutions classified under SC/ST category.
(v) Renewal Fee of Rs. 6,000/- (Rupees Six thousand only) – (non-refundable) at the time of renewal of agreement.
(vi) Share of the training charges/fee, as detailed in para 4.5 below.
(vii) Fifty per cent (50%) of the Registration Fee charged from the enrolled trainees.
APPLICATION FORM FOR BUSINESS PARTNERS FOR FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
1. NAME OF THE ORGANISATION (In Block Letters):__________________
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2. COMPLETE POSTAL ADDRESS WITH PHONE NO. & E.MAIL ADDRESS:
Address:________________________________
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P.O._________________District _______________State__________
PinCode:__________________________________
Telephone No. with STD Code______________
Fax No. with STD Code: _______________________
E.Mail Address__________________________
4. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT: __________________________
5. REGISTRATION NUMBER & Registering Authority _____________________
6. MAJOR OBJECTIVES OF THE ORGANISATION: (A copy of Memorandum of Association (MoA) may be enclosed)
7. NATURE OF ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DURING THE LAST THREE YEARS:(A Copy of the Annual Reports of the last Three Years & the Balance Sheets may also be enclosed be enclosed)
8. NAME & OTHER PARTICULARS OF THE CORE FACULTY/TECHNICAL PERSONNEL OF YOUR ORGANISATION (If necessary, a separate sheet may be used):
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Sl.No. Name of the Faculty Qualification Training Undergone (if any) Years of Experiences
9. INFRATRUCTURAL FACILITIES
(a) Training Facilities (Space)
(b) Furnitures
(c) Computers
(d) Audio-Visual Equipments:
(e) V-Sat Facilities (if any) (for Video conferencing)
(f) Other facilities:
10. A declaration by the organisation that it was not black listed by any Government or Financial Institution:
An amount of Rs.2, 500.00 (Rupees two thousand five hundred only) (non-refundable) either by cash or bank draft (draft may be made in the name of “Indian Institute of Entrepreneurship”, payable at Guwahati) to be deposited at IIE, Guwahati while submitting the application form.
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Date of Receiving the Application:
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