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‘National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship’ was launched in 2009 with the prime motive of driving up employment rates in India through human resources training. In 2015, the aspect of entrepreneurship was introduced to boost business acumen in the youth.
The Policy aimed at using the unique proposition of India as the youngest nation of the world, to implement its objectives. But, being an ambitious policy, it faced certain failures and drawbacks.

180 Degrees Consulting, SRCC presents a comprehensive report on the National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, analysing its objectives, performance, reasons for the failure and recommendations to improve the same.

‘National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship’ was launched in 2009 with the prime motive of driving up employment rates in India through human resources training. In 2015, the aspect of entrepreneurship was introduced to boost business acumen in the youth.
The Policy aimed at using the unique proposition of India as the youngest nation of the world, to implement its objectives. But, being an ambitious policy, it faced certain failures and drawbacks.

180 Degrees Consulting, SRCC presents a comprehensive report on the National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, analysing its objectives, performance, reasons for the failure and recommendations to improve the same.

‘National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship’ was launched in 2009 with the prime motive of driving up employment rates in India through human resources training. In 2015, the aspect of entrepreneurship was introduced to boost business acumen in the youth.
The Policy aimed at using the unique proposition of India as the youngest nation of the world, to implement its objectives. But, being an ambitious policy, it faced certain failures and drawbacks.

180 Degrees Consulting, SRCC presents a comprehensive report on the National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, analysing its objectives, performance, reasons for the failure and recommendations to improve the same.

‘National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship’ was launched in 2009 with the prime motive of driving up employment rates in India through human resources training. In 2015, the aspect of entrepreneurship was introduced to boost business acumen in the youth.
The Policy aimed at using the unique proposition of India as the youngest nation of the world, to implement its objectives. But, being an ambitious policy, it faced certain failures and drawbacks.

180 Degrees Consulting, SRCC presents a comprehensive report on the National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, analysing its objectives, performance, reasons for the failure and recommendations to improve the same.