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1. Organisation (Brief Outline & Associati ons): Dr Reddys Foundation is a not for profit that has its footprint all over the country under various  programs viz Livelihoods, Education, Entrepreneur Development. Dr. Reddy's Foundation (DRF) is a non-profit partner of Dr. Reddy's Laboratories. Established in 1996, DRF is a pioneer in developing innovative programs in response to the critical, long-term livelihood and education needs of underserved popu lations. (Annexure ± XX) Registration: Dr. Reddys Foundation is registered a t rust on : Associations DRF is associated with Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (RVM), Andhra Pradesh and America India Foundation (AIF) for running of Residential Bridge Course Centers and Non-Residential Bridge Course Centers. World Bank supports 10 day care / crèches at construction sites of Hyderabad a pilot project in India. Ministry of Rural Development and National Institute of Rural supporting the special project, Grameen Labs under SGSY for providing skill development training and job placements. Many other corporate companies / funding organizations partner with DRF. (Annexure ± XX, list of donors/ Partners) Head ± Office (Education): Dr. Reddys Foundation, 87A, MLA Colony, Rd. No.12, Banjara Hills Hyderabad ± 500 034 Ph: +91 40 23554020 Fax: +91 40 23554021 Zonal Office (Delhi)

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1. Organisation (Brief Outline & Associations):

Dr Reddys Foundation is a not for profit that has its footprint all over the country under various programs viz Livelihoods, Education, Entrepreneur Development. Dr. Reddy's Foundation

(DRF) is a non-profit partner of Dr. Reddy's Laboratories. Established in 1996, DRF is a pioneer in developing innovative programs in response to the critical, long-term livelihood and educationneeds of underserved populations.

(Annexure ± XX)

Registration:

Dr. Reddys Foundation is registered a trust on :

Associations

DRF is associated with Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (RVM), Andhra Pradesh and America IndiaFoundation (AIF) for running of Residential Bridge Course Centers and Non-Residential BridgeCourse Centers.

World Bank supports 10 day care / crèches at construction sites of Hyderabad a pilot project inIndia.

Ministry of Rural Development and National Institute of Rural supporting the special project,Grameen Labs under SGSY for providing skill development training and job placements.

Many other corporate companies / funding organizations partner with DRF.

(Annexure ± XX, list of donors/ Partners)

Head ± Office (Education):Dr. Reddys Foundation,87A, MLA Colony, Rd. No.12,Banjara HillsHyderabad ± 500 034Ph: +91 40 23554020Fax: +91 40 23554021

Zonal Office (Delhi)

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Dr. Reddy's Foundation,B-1/628, First Floor,Janakpuri,New Delhi - 110 058.Tel. 011-25612737

Contact person name: Mr. Vikash Kumar Lal, Zonal Coordinator. Ph: 09891530992

Office contains more than 4 people and all the infrastructure.

Experience:

Education:In the area of education DRF has been working in both area, mainstream education(33 Pudami Schools + 1 Kallam Anji Reddy Vidyalaya) as well as alternative education for children who cannot reach a regular school. Under alternative education programs we run EarlyChildhood Care and Education (ECCE)for children in the 0-5yrs age group and Non ResidentialBridge Centres (NRBC)for children in the6-14 yrs age group.

Our initiatives under the Education vertical are supported by the SSA, World Bank, AmericanIndia Foundation as well as several infrastructure companies and corporates , predominantlyDr Reddys Laboratories. We have also partnerd with NICE Foundation for the nutrition programwhich is supported by World Bank for the 0-3yrs age. DRF individually is also a grantee of World Bank for running crèches in 10 construction sites of Hyderabad. DRF also runs centres forschool dropouts who want to appear for the Class X exam for a 10 month period, calledYUVA Centres. We also run Residential Bridge Centres(RBC) for children who susceptible tochild labour including the older children in the construction site centres who are mostsusceptible to move into the construction work.

Livelihoods, Empowerment & SHGs:

Grameen LABS is a µSpecial Project¶ under Swarnajayanti Gram Swarojgar Yojana (SGSY) of the Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD), Government of India, aimed at skill developmentof disadvantaged rural youth in the country, with a view to providing them with jobs /

placements. The project is implemented by Dr. Reddy¶s Foundation (DRF), under its LivelihoodAdvancement Business School (LABS) vocational training program.Under aTripartite MoU between MoRD, National Institute of Rural Development (NIRD) and DRF,Phase II of the project is currently under implementation across India, aimed at providing

placement-linked skill development to rural youth living Below the Poverty Line (BPL). Till date

32, 190 youth are trained in various market-driven domains in 19 states across India.DRF has initiated special program for supporting the upliftment of street food vendors in Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation. Self Help Groups are formed with in the vendors so as tocreate a large co-operative structure which would help them to gain profits by cutting downmiddle men in purchasing raw materials.

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Community Interactions:

Every Program of DRF works by mobilizing community to take part in its initiatives. DRFsschools are known to be first of its kind to for community to join irrespective of their payingabilities.

Staff:A total of 1300 staff with around 800 employees in Livelihoods vertical and 500 employees inEducation vertical DRF aims in providing quality to the maximum possible extent of

beneficiaries.

Black ± listing:

DRF is never black listed or accused by any funding organization or any one from other spheres.

NETWORKING capabilities:

DRF already has a good network with many government agencies at state level andcentral level apart from its network with corporate world.

(Annexure ± XX, Donors / Partners)

Financial Capacity:

DRF has all the financial abilities to run the center on its own for a quarter and delays in payments for such time shall not result in disturbance of the program.

The financial bid which is provided separately will show the capacity of DRF in running the program at bear minimum costs.