ICT POLICY FRAMEWORK 2016

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Ÿ Ÿ Work with an extensive network of partners to help entrepreneurs launch and scale innovative businesses Equip innovators and organizations alike with the entrepreneurship skills required to succeed, using methodologies that transcend traditional learning The entire ecosystem will be anchored to a world-class, state-of-the-art 70,000 sft. building called CatalysT, the largest building in India to be entirely dedicated to entrepreneurship. The infrastructure facilities at the building will be used for co-working spaces, conferences, mentoring and networking sessions. Over the next 3 years, an additional 3 Lakhs sft. of space has been earmarked for expanding T- Hub. The Government of Telangana encourages both private and public institutions to set up Incubation centers, accelerators, seed funds and other similar concepts that can provide critical support to earlystage entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs willing to innovate, start-up companies establishing a local base, and institutions such as incubators and accelerators promoting entrepreneurship in Telangana shall be incentivized on various fronts. The details will be brought out separately in the “Telangana Innovation Policy.”
4SKILLING To enhance the skill level of students in Telangana , by imparting necessary technical and soft-skills and by tying up industry and academic institutions through a nodal agency Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ To ensure 25,000 people are skilled and ready to be employed every year for the next 5 years To facilitate the nodal agency on skilling to partner with each and every educational institution in the State To ensure enhancing the employability quotient of 80% of the candidates skilled through Government’s initiative India is the world’s second largest producer of engineering and technical graduates, but studies show that only 5% of these graduates are “employment-ready.” To bring candidates to a “ready to deploy” status most IT companies spend around 3-4 months in training them at a cost of INR 2 Lakhs per employee on an average. Realizing this, the Government of Telangana is actively working towards becoming the frontrunner in the Country in providing “employment-ready” talent pool to IT companies. 20 | THE IT <strong>FRAMEWORK</strong> <strong>2016</strong>
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