1. Seeds of knowledge
from the crusts of bread

2. The world's largest NGO
run School meal program

3. Our Vision
No child in India shall be deprived
of education because of hunger
The world's largest NGO
run School meal program

4. Our Vision
Every morning, millions of children
No child in India shall be deprived
of educationgo to a different school.
in India because of hunger
A school where they carry heavy
bags which have no books.

5. India is home to 40% of world’s
malnourished morning, millions of children
Every children
in India go to a different school.
Millions of children are out of
school ... they are where menialcarry heavy
A school doing they
jobs, thus which have no books.
bags missing out the
benefits of education
Source: IFPRI Report &
www.worldbank.org.in

6. Education is the
single most
powerful factor to
take an entire
family out of the
cycle of poverty !

7. Education is the
single most
powerful factor to
take an entire
family out of the
cycle of poverty !

8. For a hungry child, plates of rice and
chapati are more inviting than
chapters from geography & geometry !
A child hungry for food will never be
hungry for school. And, if we can’t meet
their hunger for bread, they will never
be hungry for books !

9. …and that’s where The Akshaya
Patra Foundation comes in
We feed everyday about 1.3 million
For a hungry child, plates of rice and underprivileged children in more
chapati are more inviting than than 8,260 schools in 18 locations,
chapters from geography & geometry ! across 8 states in India.
A child hungry for food will never be
hungry for school. And, if we can’t meet
their hunger for bread, they will never
be hungry for books !

10. Three item menu in South India
 Rice
 Sambar with vegetables
 Curds

11. Three item menu in North India
 Chapattis
 Dal or Sabji
 Vegetable Rice or Halva

12. Three item menu in North India
Kitchen Equipment
 Chapattis
 Dal or Sabji
 Vegetable Rice or Halva
Kitchen Infrastructure to cook for 150,000 children

13. Kitchen Equipment
Rice is cooked for 1000 students in 15 minutes

14. Kitchen Equipment
Hygienic handling of cooked rice

15. Kitchen Equipment
Chapatti making machine – prepares 40,000 chapattis per hour

16. Kitchen Equipment
Prepares sambar or dal for 6000 students in 2 hours

17. Kitchen Equipment
Cut Vegetables are stored overnight in the Cold
Storage

18. Nutritional Profile of the meal
We are working with Dept of Food
Sciences, University of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaign, IL to ensure
the calorie, protein, lipids &
micronutrients

19. Akshaya Patra Kitchens in different states are :
STATE LOCATION
Karnataka North Bangalore , South Bangalore
Hubli-Dharwad, Bellary, Mysore, Mangalore
Rajasthan Jaipur, Nathdwara, Baran
Nutritional Profile of the Ahmedabad/Gandhinagar, Baroda
Gujarat meal
We are working with Dept of Food
Orissa Bhapur/Nayagarh District, Puri
Sciences, University of Illinois,
Uttar Pradesh
Urbana-Champaign, IL to ensureVrindavan/Mathura District
the calorie, protein, lipids &Hyderabad, Vishakapatnam
Andhra Pradesh
micronutrients
Chhattisgarh Bhilai
Assam Guwahati

20. Certified ISO 22000:2005 Akshaya Patra
kitchens are :
» North Bangalore
» South Bangalore
» Hubli-Dharwad
» Bellary
» Vrindavan
» Jaipur
» Ahmedabad
» Bhilai

21. As a matter of fact Akshaya Patra
kitchens are more hygienic than
you will find in 5 star hotels.

22. The power of
Akshaya patra Meal

23. It’s proven that Akshaya Patra
meals improve school enrollment
and attendance rates
The power of
Akshaya patra Meal

24. Akshaya Patra meals help to protect
It’s proven that Akshaya Patra
childrenimprove school enrollment
meals from "Classroom hunger" -
a and attendance rates education.
mortal enemy of school

25. Akshaya Patra meals help to
Akshaya Patra meals help to protect
undermine caste prejudices, by
children from "Classroom hunger" -
teaching children to sit together
and share a common meal. education.
a mortal enemy of school

26. Study by
Akshaya Patra meals help to
Akshaya Patra meals help to protect
undermine caste prejudices, by
children from "Classroom hunger" -
teaching children to sit together
and share a common meal. education.
a mortal enemy of school
 School Enrolment
 School Attendance
 Drop Out Rate
 Classroom Performance
 Nutritional status of the student
Source: ORG Centre for Social Research
A division of AC Nielsen ORG MARG Pvt. Ltd.
Confidential & Proprietary ● Copyright © 2006 ACNielsen ● a VNU business

27. BANGALORE
Up by 23%
nt
e 1
m
ol ass
nr c l
E n
i
Before After
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Study by

28. BANGALORE
18%
Dr
op
Ou
t
8%
Before After
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Study by

29. HUBLI
Up by 31%
nt
e
m s5
ol as
nr c l
E n
i
Before After
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Study by

30. HUBLI
Malnutrition
25%
Nutrition 75%
Normal
Dist Ave. 60%
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Study by

31. JAIPUR
Up by 28%
nt
e 1
m
ol ass
nr cl
E n
i
2006 2008
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Study by

32. VRINDAVAN
% Underweight Children
38%
Underweight
population DOWN
26%
2006 2008
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Study by

33. JAIPUR
18% of the children said, “They
would not have attended school
if there were no meals.”
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34. Awards & Accolades

35. Former President shares meal
Awards & Accolades
with Akshaya Patra Children
“This is a very
important and
great mission…”

36. Government of Rajasthan
Independence Day Award 2006

37. Confers
Social Enterprise of the
Year 2008 to Akshaya Patra
Foundation

38. President Barack Obama’s
letter to Akshaya Patra
“… to scale up in just a few
years from feeding 1500
school children to almost a
million is a powerful
demonstration of what’s
possible when people work
together.”

39. Microsoft Education Award
For use of
technology in
the social sector

40. Gold Shield Award
For Excellence
in Financial
Reporting In
the NGO sector

41. A Case Study on
Akshaya Patra Program by
Harvard Business School

42. A Case Study on
Akshaya Patra Program by
Harvard Business School
World Economic Forum
invites
Akshaya Patra
to share it’s experiences for
THE PROJECT HUNGER
in Africa

43. Public-Private Partnership
Akshaya Patra program is conducted in partnership with
the various State Governments and Central Government.
All of these governments provide a subsidy to support
the running cost of the program. The Central
Government Support is routed through the respective
State Governments.

44. The summary of subsidies in different states,
as on Public-Private Partnership
June 2010, are listed :
Akshaya Patra program is conducted in partnership with
Govt of Karnataka Govt of Uttar Pradesh Govt of Rajasthan
class the various State Governments and Central Government. 5 Rs.2.69
1 to 7 Rs.2.50 class 1 to 5 Rs.2.68 class 1 to
class 8 to 10 Rs.3.75 class 6 to 8 Rs.4.03 class 6 to 8 Rs.4.03
All of these governments provide a subsidy to support
the running cost of the program. The Central
Govt of Orissa Govt of Andhra Pradesh Govt of Gujarat
classGovernment Support is routedRs.3.54 the respective 5 Rs.3.33
1 to 5 Rs.3.33 class 1 to 5 through class 1 to
classState 8 Rs.4.92
6 to Governments. class 6 to 10 Rs.3.96 class 6 to 8 Rs.3.75
Govt of Assam Govt of Chhattisgarh
class 1 to 4 Rs.2.50 class 1 to 5 Rs.3.30
class 5 to 8 Rs.3.75 class 6 to 8 Rs.4.00

45. GRAND COALITION
100 gms of rice or wheat
per child for students in
class 1 to 7 + 35AC +
Excise duty exemption
Government of India

46. GRAND COALITION
Sponsoring all city
corporation schools
Rs.4.50 for class 1 to 12
Bangalore Mahanagara
Palike

47. Our Partners
The Prashant H. Fadia Foundation

48. Akshaya Patra
is now feeding
12,92,171
underprivileged
students everyday

49. Our goal is to feed
50,00,000
underprivileged students
everyday by 2020

50. Trustees - India, The Akshaya Patra Foundation
Madhu Pandit Dasa V. Balakrishnan
Chairman CFO,
Infosys Technologies Ltd.
Chanchalapathi Dasa
Vice Chairman Abhay Jain
Board Member,
C. C. Das Head-Group Corporate Affairs
Programme Director
Manipal Education & Medical Group
T V Mohandas Pai Raj Kondur
Director & Board Member,
Chairman & CEO,
Infosys Technologies Ltd.
Nirvana Business Solutions
Ramdas Kamath
Sr. Vice President, Admin,
Commercial Facilities,
Infrastructure and Security,
Infosys Technologies Ltd.

51. Board of Advisors - India, The Akshaya Patra Foundation
Justice S. Rajendra Babu Ravindra Chamaria
Former Chief Justice of India Chairman & Managing Director,
Chairperson, National Human Infinity Infotech Parks Ltd.
Rights Commission
Ramesh Ramanathan
Chair Professor, National Law
Campaign Coordinator,
School of India University
Janaagraha Communications
Sangita Jindal
B Swarup
Chairperson, JSW Foundation
Former Member, Settlement
Dr. Devi Shetty Commission, New Delhi
Cardiologist,
Rajendra J Hinduja
Narayana Hrudayalaya
Managing Director, Gokaldas
Exports Ltd.

52. Trustees & Regional Advisory Council - UK
The Akshaya Patra Foundation
Trustees Regional Advisory Council
C. C. Das Rajesh Goenka
(Chandrasekharan V V) Chairman & CEO, Axiom Group
Nirmal Banthia
Harin Thaker Managing Director, Memo Group
CEO,
Yogesh Mehta
RE Finance International
Group Managing Director, TEAM Group
Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG
Prashant Jhawar
Ravindra Chamaria Vice Chairman, Usha Martin Ltd.
Chairman & Managing Director Lord Dolar Popat
Infinity Infotech Parks Ltd. Chief Executive, Founder of TLC group
Abhishek Khaitan Brijesh Bakhda
Partner, Bower Cotton Khaitan Managing Director, Imagine Enterprises
Nitin Singhal
Partner, Fresco Global

53. Board of Director & Advisors - USA
The Akshaya Patra Foundation
Board of Directors Board of Advisors
Desh Deshpande Deepak Chopra
Chairman, TAPF USA Founder,
Chairman, Sparta Group LLC, Chopra Center for Wellbeing
A123 Systems and Tejas Networks
Massachusetts, USA N. R. Narayana Murthy
Madhu Pandit Dasa Founder,
Chairman, TAPF Karnataka, India Chairman of Infosys Technologies
C. C. Das Nitin Nohria
Director, TAPF Karnataka, India Dean, Harvard Business School
Prabhakar Kalavacherla "PK" Fareed Zakaria
Member, IASB, California, USA Author, journalist and host,
Naveen Khurana CNN's GPS
Founder & Chairman
Multiple Real Estate Acquisition
Companies, Florida, USA