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Bats for the underprivileged<br />

2010<br />

Airtel Africa’s ‘Our<br />

School’ programme<br />

Airtel Africa is opening doors to a brighter future for underpriviledged children<br />

In 2010, Airtel Africa introduced its<br />

flagship programme ‘Our School’,<br />

a school adoption initiative. It<br />

aimed at improving the quality of<br />

education imparted to children from<br />

underprivileged communities. Since<br />

its launch, the Company had adopted<br />

45 rural primary schools across 17<br />

African countries which cater to more<br />

than 24,500 children.<br />

<strong>Bharti</strong> Institute of Public<br />

Policy, ISB Mohali<br />

<strong>Bharti</strong> Enterprises partnered with<br />

Indian School of Business (ISB)<br />

to set up ‘<strong>Bharti</strong> Institute of Public<br />

Policy’ (BIPP) in December 2010.<br />

ISB signed a MoU with The Fletcher<br />

School of Law & Diplomacy, Tufts<br />

University, USA to set up the institute<br />

at ISB’s campus in Mohali.<br />

Rakesh <strong>Bharti</strong> Mittal (third from left); Kapil Sibal, Hon’ble Union Minister for Human<br />

Resource Development (second from right) with the representatives of Indian School<br />

of Business (ISB) and Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy, Tufts University (USA) at<br />

the signing of MoU for setting up <strong>Bharti</strong> Institute of Public Policy<br />

2013<br />

Satya <strong>Bharti</strong> Learning Centres<br />

In 2013, <strong>Bharti</strong> Foundation started ‘Satya<br />

<strong>Bharti</strong> Learning Centres’ for conducting<br />

remedial learning programme in close<br />

partnership with ‘Educate A Child’ - a global<br />

initiative launched by Her Highness Sheikha<br />

Moza bint Nasser of Qatar. The programme<br />

aims at bridging the learning gap for out of<br />

school children and mainstream them into<br />

regular schools. Under the initiative, over<br />

800 government schools have so far been<br />

covered benefitting over 20,000 children.<br />

Class in progress for out of school children<br />

30 <strong>Bharti</strong> <strong>Today</strong> 2015

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