CONTENTS - Administrative Training Institute

Structure
WEBSITE
ATI has the following facilities:
i) 9 Class Rooms
ii) 2 Conference Halls
iii) 2 Syndicate Rooms
2 of 49
iv) 3 Computer Labs with 60 computers
v) Hostel accommodation for 100 heads with common room, dining hall,
kitchen
vi) Guest House accommodation for 10 heads
vii) Library
viii) Urban Management Centre
ix) Natural Disaster Management Unit
ATI has its own website: http://atiwb.gov.in or http://atiwb.nic.in which is being
constantly updated with all sorts of information regarding activities and training programmes.
NEWSLETTER
ATI publishes a quarterly Newsletter, The Servant Leader, providing information
relating to the RTI Act and developments in the training sphere.
CENTRES
Natural Natural Disaster Disaster Management Management Management Unit
Unit
The NDMU, set up in 1995 with funding from the Government of India, conducts
regular training programmes, seminars and workshops on natural disaster management,
environment and ecology for officials and elected representatives of local government bodies. It
has prepared case studies on the unprecedented floods of 2000.
Urban Urban Management Management Centre
Centre
The UMC, set up in collaboration with HUDCO in 2000, undertakes training and
capacity building in urban management, urban development and related areas for elected
representatives and administrative, financial and technical personnel of municipal bodies.
Preparation of case studies and documentation of best practices are part of the Centre’s
activities. In addition, the Centre is running various training programmes under the Kolkata
Urban Services for the Poor and the National Institute of Urban Affairs’ Financial Institution
and Reforms Expansion (D) projects.