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Tata Power introduces 'Project Sujaan' in Gujarat

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Ahmedabad: In its endeavour to ‘empower the future generation through value-added computer-aided literacy’, Coastal Gujarat Power (CGPL), the subsidiary of Tata Power implementing the 4,000MW Ultra Mega Power Project at Mundra in Gujarat, has launched a unique initiative called ‘Project Sujaan’.

‘Project Sujaan’, has been implemented by CGPL through an agreement with ‘Hole–in-the-Wall Education’ (Hiwell), a joint venture of NIIT and the International Finance Corporation (part of the World Bank Group) to set up, operate and monitor the evaluation of the ‘learning stations’ for a period of three years.

In order to create an effective base for community development and the education backbone, an assessment of the community around the Mundra power project was undertaken. The course curriculum has been formulated keeping in mind the need for computer education among the schoolchildren and the prevailing level of computer literacy among the masses and its usage in their regular life.

'Project Sujaan' was launched during the Gujarat Government-sponsored ‘Kanya Kelavani Programme’ (A state government-sponsored programme to enrol the children in the formal education system). Learning kiosks have been implemented in three schools in three selected villages ie, Tunda and Vandh in Mundra block, and Nanabhadia in Mandvi block, Kutch district.

Speaking on the implementation of ‘Project Sujaan', Alok Kanagat, executive director, CGPL, said, "'Project Sujaan' is in continuation with our efforts to light up the lives of people around our project areas. We are certain that the enthusiasm witnessed among parents and the children will sustain and the project objectives to enhance the current levels of computer literacy amongst children will be met."

Prominent citizens from the region such as Anantbhai Dave, chairman, Narmada Jal Sichai Nigam, Government of Gujarat; Ramesh Maheshwari, local MLA, Mundra; Chayaben Gadhvi, vice president, District Panchayat; Girishbhai Cheda, an eminent social worker; Kirtibahi Rajgor, sarpanch, Tunda Vandh village; the education officer, GoG, from the block, and officers from Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan were present during the launch of 'Project Sujaan'.

These prominent citizens not only applauded the long-term vision of CGPL for the community development, but also acknowledged that the lack of such opportunities has been impacting the child’s holistic development in the region.

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