Over the past 13 years, Anudip has been recognized globally for its unique technology-driven initiative to train and empower more than 100,000 underserved Indian youth thereby touching over 425,000 needy people. Anudip’s target market comprises of youth and women from communities of migrants, political refugees, reformed insurgents, impoverished families below poverty levels, rescued victims of trafficking and persons with disabilities, religious and ethnic minorities and tribals. Anudip’s intervention programs are designed to assist such youth step out of the generational poverty trap, often riddled with large debts, and shield them from social evils like crime, drugs, human trafficking, insurgency and early marriage. Programs such as DIYA, SAVE, BEST and IMPACT focus exclusively on developing employability and entrepreneurship skills for these marginalized youth which gives them a chance to earn sustainable wages, triple their family incomes, and reap the long-term benefits of working in a structured environment. Through these digital livelihoods programs, Anudip has provided job placement services to over 55,000 youth in the digital economy jobs and set up over 200 micro-entrepreneurship co-operatives for marginalized women from remote locations of India, helping beneficiaries access needs such as healthcare services, siblings’ education and create financial savings for themselves and their family. This new found financial stability has enabled them to enhance their purchasing power which in turn contributes towards their community’s prosperity.