In an attempt to bridge the skill-gap in utilisation of new-age technologies, the Odisha Cabinet on Friday approved a new scheme – Nutana Unnata Abhilasha (NUA) Odisha – with an outlay of ₹385 crore.
Under the NUA Odisha scheme, one lakh youth will be skilled every year over next three years. “The scheme will work towards addressing the scarcity of skilled human resources in emerging trades by offering high-quality training, fostering industry linkages, and enhancing employability skills,” the government said in a statement.
It would also to bridge the skill-gap in utilisation of new-age technologies in traditional sectors including handicraft, handloom and agriculture sectors.
