If someone aims to address community challenges, ACIC-BMU Foundation provides support through funding and mentorship. The program runs for one year, during which selected candidates receive ₹2,00,000 to help launch their venture.
The program is divided into five phases. After completing each phase, the candidate must present the work accomplished during that period to the ACIC-BMU team and committee members. Based on this review, the members decide whether the participant is eligible to receive the next round of funding.
We have onboarded a CIF candidate, Mr. Arpit Maurya, who is addressing transportation challenges in rural areas. Recognizing that many villages are located far from main roads, Arpit has initiated a rickshaw service to bridge the gap and improve connectivity between the village and the nearest main road.