Greater Noida: The authority of the Big Nida Industrial Development (Gnida) will establish the Center for Development of the District Skills (SDC) for local youth, especially farmers’ children with the aim of providing employment opportunities.
For this, the authority has been tied with the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), where training is in it and electronics, hospitality, textiles, and gadgets will be given to more than 1,100 youth in the first phase.
“We are trying to establish a large regional-level skills development sector, which was ratified at our 122 council meeting held last month.
For this, we have a tripartite agreement with the NSDC, the National Industrial Development Corporation of India (NIDC) and Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor – Integrated Press Greater Noida Limited (DMIC-IITGNL) where Greater Noida is a 50% partner.
Gnida will fund everything where the first agreement is around Rs 1 Crore with NSDC as our knowledge partner, “said Narendra Bhoooshan, CEO of Gnida, to Ti , Below, the NSDC will work on every aspect of regional SDC regulations.
They will prepare the DPR after studying the feasibility, requirements, set skills, including supply situations and demand and how many people can be absorbed in larger noida by focusing on rural areas.
“It will be the first SDC in the GB Nagar district where skills in the field of IT and electronics, white consumer goods, textiles, finished clothing, cellular parts and cars and cars will be developed.
NSDC will initially operate from Gnida Building authority.
However, then They will be given a plot in the IITGNL area, “Bhooshan added.
“For now we have agreed to provide one floor in the Gnida office building to NSDC to start working within 100 days from the date of signing a contract.
The plot and building themselves will take around 1-3 years depending on the scale and possible workforce They need, “said Bhoohan, added that the talks with NSDC were held earlier this year in April but could not be pursued because of the second wave of Covid.
pandemic.
“We have spoken with NSDC which has provided special project sanctions for Greater Noida.
This process starts in April, but then the second wave Covid comes and the process is delayed.
I have lined up the next meeting with them there this week to speed up the process,” said Bhooshan.