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CSR funding for AI education: fund a district, see what changes. மிஷன் புரவலர் ஆகுங்கள்

CSR funding for AI education, with cost per school published and outcomes reported by level, every term.

Where the money goes

Illustrative scenario

Cost per school is published in each district plan. This is the typical split.

  • Printed kits and robot sets35%
  • Teacher training and coaching30%
  • Offline hubs for school clusters20%
  • Reporting and independent checks15%

Outcomes, by level

Reported every term for each school you fund, with children’s work by stage.

  • Aware (C1)

    Teachers who can explain AI and run a lesson safely.

  • Practitioner (C2)

    Teachers who design lessons and check children’s work.

  • Builder (C3)

    Lead teachers who coach a cluster of schools.

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Questions officers and funders ask

Quick answers

How can a company fund AI education through CSR?

By becoming a Mission Patron. A Patron funds AI literacy in government and aided schools in a district: Tamil-first kits, free teacher training and offline hubs. Cost per school is published in each district plan, and outcomes are reported by teacher level every term.

What does a CSR funder receive?

A termly district report: teachers by level, from Aware (C1) to Builder (C3), and children’s work by stage, not enrolment counts. The district plan shows the cost per school before you commit. Photos of children are used only with written consent.

How is CSR money spent?

On printed kits and robot sets, teacher training and coaching, offline hubs for school clusters, and reporting with independent checks. The exact split for each district is published in its plan; the split shown on this page is an illustrative scenario.

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