Course on Grassroots innovation for MBA students

Entrepreneurship Academy conducted last course on Grassroots innovation for MBA students in Belgaum on 4 December. Students visited the social enterprise, Mitan, to see a local example of grassroots innovation and its impact on rural communities. Mitan creates livelihood opportunities for rural women in Gokak district. They are producing handicraft products and exporting to other countries. Mr Gopi Krishna, founder of Mitan, provided insightful information about how Mitan combines knowledge of local traditions and handicrafts with business principles to create a social impact.

Students also participated in a session where they learned how they can utilize the Right to Information Act (RTI). Mr. Krishna, the Program Manager of Lead, led a very engaging session and the students were excited that they now understand how RTI could be beneficial to them.
Additionally, students attended interactive sessions on IT skills for aspiring entrepreneurs and innovative resource management. The course concluded with a final question paper to ensure students grasped the critical concepts from the course.

Two days course for MBA 1 semester on ‘Grassroots Innovation’

Entrepreneurship Academy has been conducted two days course for MBA 1 semester on ‘Grassroots Innovation’. Course has the objectives of Transform students’ perspective on the world around them by enabling them to identify areas for innovation. Students also engaged themselves in the build their capacity to use problem solving skills to address local issues through innovative solutions.

More then 45 students are participated from IMER and BIMS. IMER hosted the course in there Tilakwadi college campus, Belgaum.