Balrampur Foundation Launches Women-Focused 3D Printing Skill Program
Balrampur Foundation, with Balrampur Bioyug and ITI Mohammadi, launched a women-focused 3D printing skill development program on 19 May 2026. Ms. Avantika Saraogi, Executive Director, Balrampur Chini Mills Limited, envisioned the initiative to empower women with advanced manufacturing skills. The program includes 20 students and uses a Train-the-Trainer model led by VAP 3D.
The initiative focuses on skill development and empowerment, which can have a moderate impact on the local community and the company's social responsibility efforts.
The press release highlights a positive initiative focused on skill development and empowerment of women, indicating a positive outlook.
Balrampur Foundation, in collaboration with Balrampur Bioyug and ITI Mohammadi, has launched the “Building Skills. Transforming Futures – Balrampur Bioyug Bioplastic 3D Printing Project” on 19 May 2026. This initiative, focused on women, aims to equip young women with advanced manufacturing skills through 3D printing technology in Lakhimpur Kheri, Uttar Pradesh. VAP 3D has joined the initiative as the knowledge and technical partner.
The program, envisioned by Ms. Avantika Saraogi, Executive Director, Balrampur Chini Mills Limited, seeks to empower women students from ITI by providing access to next-generation manufacturing technologies like 3D printing using Bioyug PLA. It emphasizes hands-on learning, digital skills, and application-based training to support industrial employment and small-scale entrepreneurial opportunities, promoting economic independence and technological inclusion.
The initiative employs a Train-the-Trainer (TTT) model led by VAP 3D. The infrastructure includes advanced 3D printers, laptops, Bioyug PLA materials, and supporting equipment installed at ITI Mohammadi. The pilot batch will include 20 girl students, with training focused on practical applications, hands-on learning, employability, and participation in advanced manufacturing. The trainers, Mr. Sonu Prajati and Ms. Rachna Kumari, will lead the student training programme.
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