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Nirman Jyoti Yojana (NJY)

Executive Summary

The Nirman Jyoti Yojana (NJY) is an integrated skilling initiative by ISDA to address the acute shortage of trained manpower in India’s construction industry. With a focus on unemployed rural youth, NJY aims to provide vocational training in both basic and supervisory trades, in collaboration with Skill Universities, petty labour suppliers, and employers. The program is designed for a yearly intake of 5,000 candidates, offering them skill development, certification, and job placement.

 

1. Objective

To address the persistent shortage of skilled manpower in India’s construction sector by mobilizing unemployed rural youth, training them in trade-relevant skills, certifying them with university-recognized credentials, and connecting them to employers via a sustainable deployment mechanism.

2. Key Features (Extended)
  •  Training Capacity: 5,000 trainees annually
  • Duration: Basic trades – 90 days; Supervisory trades – 180 days
  •  Location: Centers in high-supply states like Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal
  • Residential Training: Free lodging, boarding, uniforms, safety kits
  • Employment: Post-training deployment through local labour suppliers
  • Certification: Jointly by ISDA & Skill University
3. Targeted Trades

Basic Trades (90 days):

  1. Masonry
  2. Shuttering Carpentry
  3. Bar Bending
  4. Safety Steward

Supervisory Trades (180 days):

          5. Civil Supervisor
          6. Surveyor
          7. Lab Technician
          8. Store Keeper

4. Stakeholder Integration (Expanded)
StakeholderRole & Contribution
ISDACurriculum design, training delivery, center operations, job linkage
Skill UniversityCertification, curriculum validation, academic progression pathways
Unemployed YouthBeneficiaries: Entry-level and supervisory skill seekers
Petty Labour SuppliersYouth mobilization & post-training deployment
EmployersDemand provider and job assurer
Funding AgenciesFull financial support for capital and recurring costs
5. Annual Training Plan (Trade-wise Distribution)
TradeAnnual Intake
Masonry800
Shuttering Carpenter700
Bar Bending700
Safety Steward500
Surveyor400
Lab Technician400
Civil Supervisor700
Store Keeper800
Total5,000
6. Budget Estimate – For One Training Center (Annual Target: 5,000)
A. Capital Cost (One-Time Setup)
ParticularsQtyUnit Cost (INR)Total (INR in Lakhs)
Land (Leased / State Provided)0.00
Buildings1200.00
Furniture and Fixtures30.00
Workshop Tools & Equipment60.00
IT Infrastructure15.00
Power Backup, CCTV, Water & Sanitation20.00
Training Lab Setup25.00
Safety & PPE Kits (Initial Stock)5,00050025.00
Total Capital Cost  375.00
B. Recurring Operational Cost (Annual)
Head of ExpenditureRate/UnitCost (INR in Lakhs)
Faculty & Trainers (15+ Staff)₹35,000/month/person63.00
Admin & Support Staff₹25,000/month/person30.00
Boarding & Lodging₹250/day x 4.5L trainee-days1125.00
Uniforms & Safety Kits₹500 x 5,00025.00
Course Materials₹300 x 5,00015.00
Electricity, Internet, Maintenance18.00
Assessment & Certification₹400 x 5,00020.00
Placement/Deployment Support₹200 per candidate10.00
Misc./Contingency5%65.00
Total Annual Recurring Cost 1371.00
C. Grand Summary of Financial Outlay
CategoryAmount (INR in Lakhs)
Capital Cost375.00
Annual Recurring1371.00
Total 1st Year Budget1746.00
Cost per Trainee₹34,920 approx.
7. Monitoring & Evaluation
  • Central dashboard tracking progress, placement, dropout, and retention
  • Bi-annual third-party audit & feedback loop
  • Employer reviews and alumni tracking
8. Long-Term Vision
  • Integration with B.Voc Programs for supervisory trades
  • Placement abroad through tie-ups with international contractors
  • Expansion of model to allied sectors (mechanical, electrical, renewables)
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