BHARTI FOUNDATION

September 2016

BHARTI FOUNDATION

Vision To help underprivileged children and young people of our country realize their

potential

LAUNCHED IN 2000 AS THE

PHILANTHROPIC ARM OF

BHARTI ENTERPRISES

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OUR PROGRAMS EDUCATION

Satya Bharti Learning Centres

Satya Bharti Quality Support Program

The Satya Bharti School Program

Bharti School of Telecommunication Technology and Management, IIT Delhi

Bharti Centre for Communication, IIT Bombay

HIGHER EDUCATION

Bharti Institute of Public Policy, Indian School of Business, Mohali

SANITATION

Satya Bharti Abhiyan Nyaya Bharti

LEGAL & FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

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RESEARCH

Partnership with University of Cambridge

FLAGSHIP INITIATIVE – SATYA BHARTI SCHOOL PROGRAM

Senior Secondary School Program (Under PPP)

Primary/Elementary School Program

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• Quality education initiative • Rural-based • Free schools

- No fees - Student welfare: mid-day meals,

textbooks, notebooks • Underprivileged children • Pre-primary to Class XII • Special focus on the girl child • Vocational education

SATYA BHARTI SCHOOL PROGRAM – KEY FEATURES

BRIDGING THE EDUCATION DIVIDE

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MODEL 1: Greenfield Schools

Schools constructed by the Foundation on land

allotted/ leased by government or donors [200 schools in 6 states]

MODEL 2: Adopted Government

Schools Adopting and operating

Government schools [49 schools in Rajasthan]

MODEL 3: Schools Under PPP

Public-Private Partnership

with the Government [Five senior secondary

schools in Punjab]

EDUCATION

EMPLOYMENT

COMMITMENT TO SOCIETY

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CURRENT STATUS

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254 Schools 249 Primary/Elementary Schools

Five Senior Secondary Schools

Six States (Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu,

Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal)

43,732 Students

49% Girls

75% Children from SC/ST/OBC Communities

1,689 Teachers

(66% Female Teachers)

Data as of 30th September 2016

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INNOVATIVE, VIBRANT CURRICULUM TO ENHANCE TEACHING LEARNING

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Developing Numeracy Skills

Building Vocabulary

Project-based Learning

Story Telling

FOCUS ON HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN

• Education delivery beyond academics

• Integrating social and value education

• Developing leadership and communication skills

Communication Skills English Quiz House Activities

Student Leadership Council 9

EDUCATED, EMPLOYABLE AND RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS OF TOMORROW

Campaign against Child Marriage

Campaign for Education of Girls

Campaign for Greener Environment

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Campaign on Girl Child Empowerment

Campaign towards Cleanliness & Sanitation

Campaign for Better Roads & Water Facilities

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NO ACTION IS TOO SMALL: EVERYDAY LEADERS ARE CHANGING THE WORLD

Students from Satya Bharti School, Lordi Dejgara, Jodhpur, Rajasthan receiving the Special Jury

Mention award for their campaign on ‘Creating Awareness on Right to Vote’

Design for Change**

Year 2015 2014 2013

No. of Entries (Satya Bharti Schools)

225 231 172

Winners 8 11 46

Pramerica Spirit of Community Awards*

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Year 2016 2015 2014

No. of Entries (Satya Bharti Schools)

57 66 61

Winners 3 (Silver); 5 (Bronze)

1 (Silver); 12 (Bronze)

1 (Special Jury Mention); 1 (Top 20); 6 (Top 40)

Satya Bharti School students receiving award at the Design for Change

*Participating since 2011 **Participating since 2009

#In 2014, the 11 winners were among Top 100; in 2013, the 46 winners were among Top 205, out of which 22 featured in Top100

DEDICATED & COMMITTED TEACHERS • Recruitment from local communities

• Passion and commitment towards children

• Alignment with the vision & mission

• Peer Learning Program; Coaching and Mentoring

• Teacher Subject Knowledge Test

• Reward, recognition and career growth path

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COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERING PARENT & COMMUNITY

ENGAGEMENT Post Office Transactions

Rope Making

Solar Heating Model

Regular home visits and structured Parent-Teacher Meetings: Ensuring parent connect

Community Development Campaigns

Sharing of skills, knowledge and material donation

Community Volunteering: Preserving linkages with the local culture

Schools built on donated or leased land

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SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (A RESEARCH BY ERNST & YOUNG)

• Instilling greater

confidence

• Developing stronger

values

• Coherent in

communication

• Respecting elderly

IMPACT ON

CHILDREN

84.7% of children studying at Satya Bharti Schools were certain of their

responses and clear in their communication as compared to only 38.9%

children studying at other schools

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• Willingness to send girls

to schools

• Adopting better health &

hygiene practices

• Notable shift in

perception of education

IMPACT ON PARENTS & COMMUNITIES

SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (A RESEARCH BY ERNST & YOUNG)

96% of parents with a girl child studying at Satya Bharti School

wanted her to pursue higher education compared to73.7% parents

whose girl child goes to other schools

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OTHER PROGRAMS

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SATYA BHARTI LEARNING CENTRES Partnering the Government in setting up centres to enroll and mainstream

‘Out-of-School’ children (OOSC)

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1,130 Centres (349 operational; 781 closed)

Three States (Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh & Jharkhand)

29,201 Children Impacted 6,840 Enrolled Children;

18,759 Mainstreamed Children

49% Girl Students

352 Education Volunteers

All Centres within Government Schools

Age Appropriate Learning Deepest Rural Pockets

Data as of 30th September 2016

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SATYA BHARTI QUALITY SUPPORT PROGRAM Collaborate with the existing Government system and work towards improving the quality

of education through need-based interventions

146 Schools

(Primary, Elementary & Senior

Secondary)

Six States

(Haryana, Rajasthan, Punjab,

Delhi, Jammu & Kashmir and

Telangana)

48,756 Students

2,182 Teachers

Student Workshops Exposure to Competitions Activity Labs

Data as of 30th September 2016

Students and teachers of Satya Bharti Schools conducting Sanitation Campaigns with active participation of parents

and community members Constructed Sample Toilets

SATYA BHARTI ABHIYAN • Launched on 18th August 2014

• To improve sanitation conditions by providing toilets in 1000 villages of the adopted district of Ludhiana

• An initiative to construct:

o Individual toilets in rural households that do not have a toilet

o Girls’ toilets in Government schools where no such facility exists

Parameter Numbers

No. of direct beneficiaries

80,720

No. of individual toilets handed over

16,495

No. of villages covered 737

No. of girls’ toilets in Government schools

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• Satya Bharti schools have actively adopted campaigns to raise awareness on the hazards of open defecation and lack of sanitation

Data as of 30th September 2016

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NYAYA BHARTI

• 'Nyaya Bharti' is one-of-its-kind corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative by Bharti Enterprises,

one of India's most respected business groups.

• The primary objective of Nyaya Bharti is to provide aid to the underprivileged undertrials who are

first time offenders accused of petty offences and require financial and legal assistance to apply for

bail and release.

• It also extends assistance to poor convicts undergoing imprisonment for petty offences due to their

inability to pay petty fine imposed by the courts.

• Nyaya Bharti's Governing Board is headed by Justice A.S. Anand (Retired Chief Justice of India).

• The Nyaya Bharti initiative aims at providing legal assistance and creating awareness about the

undertrials' legal rights while complementing the legal aid work being undertaken by National Legal

Services Authority (NALSA) and State Legal Services Authorities (SLSAs) set up under statute

legislated by the Parliament.

• 24 undertrials have benefitted from this initiative.

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Data as of 31st August 2016

“BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO

SEE IN THE WORLD”

Mahatma Gandhi