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Why hunger and education ?

1/3 of the

world’s

malnourished

children live in

India.

26 million primary school aged

children are not enrolled in

school.

40% drop out

before reaching 5th

grade.

THEY ARE

FORCED TO

CHOSE FOOD

OVER

EDUCATION.4

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It is our dream to see

India become a

developed country

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About 8.1 million

children are

out of school

source: www.unicef.org/india/index2 6

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... they are doing

menial jobs, thus

missing out the

benefits of education

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Education is the single

most powerful factor to

take an entire family out

of the cycle of poverty

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Education can

- within one

generation -

significantly improve

the quality of life

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EXIT POVERTY CIRCLE

EMPLOYMENT

EDUCATION

FOOD FOR EDUCATION

Theory of Change

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With knowledge -

based industries

taking the centre

stage of the emerging

societies…

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…an educated

populace is the real

strength of a country

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Currently serving at 24

locations in 10 states

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• Telangana

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Sambar with

VegetablesCurd

Rice

In South India

1. Sambar with Vegetables

2. Rice

3. Curd

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In North India

1. Vegetables Rice or Halva

2. Chapattis

3. Daal or Sabji

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Kitchen Infrastructure to cook for

2,00,000 children

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Cooks rice for 1000

students in 15 minutes

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Hygienic handling of

cooked rice

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Roti making machine-

60,000 Roties per hour

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Sweet - Sukhadi

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Vegetable Storage

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Prepares Daal or Subji for

18000 students in 60 min

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Vehicles ready to go to the schools

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Vessels washing on returning from the schools

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Vrindavan

Jaipur

Gandhinagar

Vadodara

Surat

Nathdwara

TWELVE AKSHAYA PATRA KITCHENS

North Bangalore

South Bangalore

Hubli -Dharwad

Bhilai

Bellary

Guwahati

Certified ISO 22000:2005

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SECULAR REACH

Provided only in

Government schools that

already have a secular

policy for admission

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Advised in Accounting Standards and Services by

AKSHAYA PATRA

ENSURES TRANSPARENCY

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Former President shares meal with

Akshaya Patra Children

“This is a very important and great mission…”33

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Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi having

Akshaya Patra meal with children

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TMHall of Fame & Gold Shield Award by the Institute of Chartered

Accountants of India (ICAI) for Excellence in Financial Reporting

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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 Award36

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Confers

Social Enterprise of the

Year 2008

to Akshaya Patra

Foundation37

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A Case Study on

Akshaya Patra

Program38

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“… 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.”

President Barack Obama’s

letter to Akshaya Patra

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Microsoft Education

Award

For use of

technology in the

social sector

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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.

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Govt of Karnatakaclass 1 to 5 Rs.3.59

class 8 to 10 Rs.5.38

Govt of Uttar Pradeshclass 1 to 5 Rs.3.76

class 6 to 8 Rs.5.64

Govt of Rajasthanclass 1 to 5 Rs.3.76

class 6 to 8 Rs.5.64

Govt of Orissaclass 1 to 5 Rs.3.79

class 6 to 8 Rs.5.65

Govt of Andhra Pradesh

class 1 to 5 Rs.4.60

class 6 to 10 Rs.6.38

Govt of Gujaratclass 1 to 5 Rs.3.59

class 6 to 8 Rs.5.38

Govt of Assamclass 1 to 5 Rs.3.76

class 6 to 8 Rs.5.64

Govt of Chhattisgarhclass 1 to 5 Rs.4.21

class 6 to 8 Rs.5.44

Govt of Telanganaclass 1 to 5 Rs.4.60

class 6 to 8 Rs.6.38

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Government

of India

GRAND COALITION

2.6 kg of rice

or wheat per child for

students in class 1 to 7 + 35AC

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The Prashant H. Fadia Foundation

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Inspiring and training

other NGOs & Corporate to take up

school meal programs

and other child & education related

programs

Another dimension

of success

ADAMYA

CHETANA

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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.

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1. School Enrolment

2. School Attendance

3. Drop Out Rate

4. Classroom Performance

5. Nutritional status of the student

Study by

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Source: ORG Centre for Social Research

A division of AC Nielsen ORG MARG Pvt. Ltd.

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Akshaypatra Schools

Puri

Bangalore

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Impact on Attendance in

Akshaypatra Schools

Ahmedabad Bhilai

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Impact on Attendance in

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Board of Trustees

The Akshaya Patra Foundation

Madhu Pandit DasaChairman

Chanchalapathi DasaVice Chairman

Ratnangada Govinda DasaTrustee

Jaganmohan Krishna DasaTrustee

T.V.Mohandas PaiChairman, Manipal Global Education Learning

Abhay JainBoard Member, Group Head - Corporate Affairs, Manipal

Education & Medical Group

Ramdas KamathSenior Vice President, (Administration, Commercial Facilities,

Infrastructure and Security), Infosys Limited

V BalakrishnanFounder & Chairman, Exfinity Technology Fund

Raj KondurFounder and CEO, Kondur Corp.

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Board of Advisors & PatronsThe Akshaya Patra Foundation

Ravindra ChamariaVice Chairman-Advisory Board

Chairman & Managing Director,

Infinity Infotech Parks Ltd.

Ramesh Ramanathan

Campaign Co-ordinator

Janaagraha Communications

Rajendra J HindujaManaging Director

Gokuldas Exports Ltd.

Suhel SethManaging Director

Counselage

Rajendra BabuChairman-Advisory Board

Former Chief Justice of India,

Former Chairperson, NHRC,

Chair Professor, NLSIU

Sangita Jindal

Chairperson

JSW Foundation

Dr Devi Shetty

Cardiologist,

Narayana Hrudayalaya

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Akshaya Patra

is now feeding

14,36,596underprivileged students everyday

In summary

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To feed

50,00,000underprivileged students everyday

by 2020

Projection for the program

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