Proportion of students receiving financial aid to attend university because of poverty

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In India, financial aid for university students from low-income backgrounds is provided through various schemes and scholarships offered by the government, private organizations, and educational institutions. The proportion of students receiving financial aid due to poverty can be understood through different programs and initiatives. The total number of students receiving financial aid from various schemes is 597, with an amount of  8826800 INR

  1. Government Scholarships and Schemes:
    • National Scholarship Portal : The NSP is a one-stop platform for various scholarships the central and state governments offer. Scholarships like the Post-Matric Scholarship for Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), and Other Backward Classes (OBC) provide financial aid to students from low-income families.
    • Central Sector Scheme of Scholarships for College and University Students: This scheme provides financial assistance to meritorious students from low-income families.
  2. Institutional Financial Aid:
    • Centurion University offers students institutional scholarships and financial aid based on merit and financial need. Centurion University has various scholarship programs to support economically disadvantaged students.
  3. Non- governmental Scholarships:
    • Numerous non-governmental organizations and foundations offer scholarships to support students from low-income families. Examples include the
  4. Education Loans:
    • Education loans are another common form of financial aid. Many banks in India offer education loans with favourable terms for students from low-income families by giving relevant documentation of the student needed for avail educational loans

Number of students received scholarship in 2023 : 597

The total number of students : 1,681

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Centurion University’s Commitment to SDG 1: No Poverty

Centurion University: Alleviating Poverty through the CARES Framework for SDG 1
Centurion University is dedicated to eradicating poverty, aligning its efforts with Sustainable Development Goal 1 (SDG 1). Through initiatives in community engagement, academic excellence, research, entrepreneurship, and social impact, the University is actively working towards alleviating poverty and empowering communities in India.

Community Engagement: Partnering with Community Organizations to Uplift Low-Income Groups
Centurion University works closely with local organizations and communities to ensure access to education and skill development for individuals from low-income areas. Smart classrooms equipped with cutting-edge technologies, such as embedded technical software, audio-visual support, and manufacturing facilities like 5-axis CNC machines, wood engineering labs, and apparel labs, are designed to provide practical and relevant training to marginalized communities. These initiatives promote employability and entrepreneurship, helping individuals escape the cycle of poverty.

Academic Excellence: Inclusive Education for Students from Low-Income Households.

Centurion University targets to admit students from the lowest 20% of household income brackets. The university colludes with the Government of India’s Reservation Laws, providing a considerable percentage of seats to the various categories of students such as Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Other Backward Classes. Since the University has been rendering its services across the various regions within India. It is targeting to uplift the demographic profile of the people by extending its services in the form of higher education. On account of achieving the targeted outcomes, Centurion University has been doing the following.

  1. Financial Aid and Scholarships: The University has evolved a vigorous financial aid system by itself and has also connected to various Government and Non-Government organizations for scholarships and grants in order to reach the particular needs of financially depressed students. Apart from it, the students who scored 90% and above marks in intermediate or at 10+2 level will be granted a scholarship worth of ₹ 25,000  per year sponsored by Aditham Lakshmana Rao and Seshamma Memorial Trust”.
  2. Application Fee Waivers: The University charges no tuition fee for low-income students. This encourages them to apply and explore their educational options.
  3. Support Services: The University extends exhaustive support services such as tutoring, counselling, mentoring and skill oriented programs to help the students from distinct backgrounds in order to make them to succeed academically and personally.

By executing these strategies, Centurion University not only enhancing the  access to higher education for students from the lowest income profile  but also extending the financial aid  to decrease the educational inequality, fostering diversity, and promoting social mobility in India.

 

Research: Empowering Communities Through Global Initiatives
Centurion University’s role in the historic ‘Gajapati to Gabon’ initiative highlights its commitment to poverty alleviation through agricultural development. In collaboration with the Government of India, the University supports Gabon’s first Agri-SEZ project, which focuses on improving food security, promoting agricultural self-sufficiency, and enabling sustainable economic growth. This initiative not only benefits Gabon but also enhances India’s expertise in agricultural innovation, showcasing the University’s efforts in fostering cross-border knowledge exchange and sustainable development practices that help reduce poverty.

Entrepreneurship: Driving Economic Upliftment Through Skill Development

Centurion University partners with the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) to focus on skill development and livelihood-linked education. The University’s Innovation Agriculture Project spans 9 districts in tribal-dominated South Odisha and 3 districts in North Coastal Andhra Pradesh, having trained over 2,700 farmers and 124 community resource persons to date. Through Project Atal, Centurion aims to double the income of 100,000 small and marginal farmers across 200 blocks in Odisha, with 70,000 farmers already benefiting from this initiative. The University, in collaboration with Gram Tarang, supports rice production through RNR (15048) controlled sugar variety for doubling farmers’ income, alongside partnerships like SEEDAP to train 3,000 farmers in Srikakulam, Vizianagram, and Vishakapatnam.

Additionally, the Apparel Manufacturing Lab offers skill development courses for differently-abled youth, particularly those from tribal communities, helping them gain employment or start entrepreneurial ventures. This inclusive approach ensures that individuals from marginalized groups are empowered to break free from poverty through economic opportunities.

All the Students and faculty at the University are instructed to have a scientific temper that promotes  innovative  ideas and business ventures.

 

Social Impact: Addressing Poverty Through Healthcare and Community Initiatives
Centurion University’s “Healthcare on Wheels” initiative, funded by LTIMindtree, delivers critical healthcare services, especially vision care, to rural areas of Vijayanagaram and Visakhapatnam This mobile healthcare unit targets communities living below the poverty line (BPL), ensuring access to quality healthcare for those who need it most.

In its mission to contribute to the well-being of the community, the University also organized four blood donation drives during the 2023-24 academic year, collecting 55 units of blood. These efforts not only promote health but also foster a spirit of social responsibility within the University community, benefiting the underprivileged and improving overall community health.  Centurion University has extended efforts to acquire and work with various villages in this area. The ultimate goal of this endeavour is to help local farmers learn more about and be better at acquiring and using sustainable farming methods. This will help and improve the farming landscape in these communities in the long term and eradicate the poverty. 

A Commitment to Poverty Alleviation

Centurion University’s commitment to SDG 1:

No Poverty reflects its holistic approach to education, skill development, and community engagement. Through strategic partnerships, inclusive educational policies, impactful research, and entrepreneurial support, the university actively contributes to poverty alleviation and economic empowerment. By addressing the root causes of poverty and providing tangible solutions, Centurion University is creating pathways for a brighter and more equitable future for all.

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Proportion of students receiving financial aid to attend university because of poverty
Enrolment of Students from the Lowest 20% of the Household Income Support
Local startup Assistance

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Centurion University’s Commitment to SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals

Sustainable Development Goal 17 (SDG 17) emphasizes the importance of partnerships in achieving sustainability. At Centurion University, we adopt the CARES framework—Community Engagement, Academics, Research, Entrepreneurship, and Social Impact—to collaborate with governments, NGOs, and educational institutions, enhancing our capacity to address social and environmental challenges. Through these partnerships, we reinforce our commitment to sustainable development.

Community Engagement: Collaboration for Sustainable Development

The University actively engages with local communities by partnering with various organizations to emphasize collaboration for sustainable development. Centurion University in Andhra Pradesh has implemented community engagement initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable development through collaborative efforts with local communities, businesses, and government bodies. Here are some key strategies and initiatives:

  1. Skill Development and Livelihood Programs

Centurion University offers various skill development programs to empower the local population with employable skills. Training in areas like agriculture, technology, and entrepreneurship equips the community members to create sustainable livelihoods.

Programs focus on rural youth and women, aiming to bridge the gap between educational opportunities and market demand.

  1. Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development

The university collaborates with local farmers to introduce sustainable agricultural practices. By using organic farming techniques, precision farming, and water conservation methods, it helps improve yields and promote environmental conservation.

Research initiatives focus on developing sustainable, climate-resilient agricultural practices tailored to local needs.

  1. Renewable Energy Initiatives

Centurion University has established partnerships to implement renewable energy solutions like solar and bioenergy within the community. These projects aim to reduce dependency on non-renewable resources, improve energy access, and minimize environmental impact.

  1. Health and Sanitation Programs

Health awareness campaigns and sanitation programs are organized to improve community health and hygiene standards. The university’s health initiatives focus on preventive care, maternal health, and disease control, in partnership with healthcare professionals and NGOs.

  1. Educational Outreach and Awareness

Through community-based education programs, the university raises awareness on issues like environmental conservation, clean water usage, and social equity.

Workshops and awareness camps engage locals in conversations around sustainable development goals (SDGs), creating a more informed and active community.

  1. Entrepreneurship and Innovation Hubs

Innovation hubs and entrepreneurship cells at Centurion University support local businesses and startups focusing on sustainable products and services.

These hubs provide mentoring, funding assistance, and training, fostering an ecosystem where community members can launch or scale enterprises that contribute to sustainable development.

  1. Social Research and Policy Advocacy

Faculty and students at Centurion University conduct research on regional socio-economic challenges and work with policymakers to develop solutions that are both innovative and grounded in the needs of the local community.

  1. Eco-Friendly Campus and Community Engagement

The university’s eco-friendly campus serves as a model for sustainable infrastructure, integrating green building designs, water conservation, and waste management systems that reflect its commitment to sustainability.

Centurion University’s community engagement in Andhra Pradesh highlights how collaborative, sustainable initiatives can improve quality of life, drive economic growth, and preserve the environment. These efforts contribute to building resilient communities well-prepared for future challenges

These collaborations empower communities with essential knowledge and resources, reflecting the essence of SDG 17 by fostering connections for social progress.

Academic Partnerships: Promoting Knowledge Exchange and Research

Academic partnerships are crucial for promoting knowledge exchange and research aimed at advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Collaborations with National and International Universities

Centurion University has partnered with several renowned universities globally, including institutions in countries such as Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom. These collaborations provide avenues for joint research projects, exchange programs, and shared expertise in fields like sustainable development, renewable energy, and agriculture.

Academic partnerships facilitate student and faculty exchange programs, allowing Centurion University students to study abroad and learn from different cultural and academic perspectives. These programs broaden students’ academic and cultural horizons and enhance global exposure.

Research: Initiatives for Social and Environmental Impact

Centurion University is dedicated to research that drives social and environmental impact through collaborative projects. The establishment of the “Governance and Sustainable Societies” research center, in partnership with NGOs like BREDS and SACAL, focuses on sustainable livelihoods, natural resource management, and policy development. Through collaborative research projects funded by both national and international grants, Centurion University engages in innovative research that addresses regional and global challenges. These initiatives focus on areas such as rural development, renewable energy, technology, and healthcare.

Partnerships enable the university to leverage resources, infrastructure, and expertise from partner institutions, making it easier to tackle complex problems through multi-disciplinary research.

Entrepreneurship: Training for Local and Global Impact

Centurion University  of Technology and Management ,Vizianagaram actively promotes entrepreneurship by providing comprehensive training programs that equip students and community members with the skills needed to create local and global impact. By fostering a strong entrepreneurial culture, the university enables individuals to address socio-economic challenges and contribute to sustainable development. Here are the main elements of Centurion University’s entrepreneurship training initiatives:

  1. Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC)

Centurion University has an active Entrepreneurship Development Cell that encourages and supports students interested in launching startups. The EDC offers mentorship, workshops, and training sessions on business planning, market analysis, funding, and more.

The cell also organizes guest lectures by successful entrepreneurs, allowing students to gain insights into the real-world challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship.

  1. Startup Incubation Centers

The university has established startup incubation centers, providing a nurturing environment for budding entrepreneurs to transform their ideas into viable businesses. These centers offer workspace, mentoring, and access to resources that facilitate business growth.

Through the incubation centers, students and community members have the opportunity to refine their business models, connect with industry mentors, and develop pilot projects that cater to both local and global markets.

  1. Skill Development and Vocational Training Programs

Centurion University offers skill-based training programs that focus on industry-relevant skills like digital marketing, software development, advanced manufacturing, and sustainable agriculture. These programs enable students to build practical skills and foster entrepreneurship, particularly in sectors critical to the local economy.

Specialized courses on financial literacy, project management, and leadership are also offered to prepare students for the entrepreneurial journey, helping them navigate challenges and make informed decisions.

  1. Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship Labs

Centurion University has established innovation labs and social entrepreneurship programs that encourage students to develop solutions for pressing social issues like healthcare, education, and environmental sustainability.

These labs promote a “design thinking” approach, where students learn to identify community needs, brainstorm innovative solutions, and prototype products that can improve lives and create a positive impact on society.

Social Impact: Policy Development Initiatives

The University contributes to policy development and implementation through collaborations with NGOs and government bodies. Its partnership promotes allied health education and research, showcasing its commitment to inclusivity and healthcare improvement. Similarly, the partnership with the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) aligns with the national agenda for skill development, poverty reduction, and improved employability—key elements for achieving sustainable social impact. The university engages in collaborative research, community programs, and advocacy to drive positive change in areas such as rural development, health, education, and environmental sustainability. Here’s how Centurion University’s policy development initiatives contribute to social impact. Skill Development and Employment Policies

The university actively collaborates with the government to shape policies that promote skill development, especially for rural youth and underprivileged communities. Centurion University’s skill training programs inform policies on vocational education and workforce development, equipping individuals with skills that align with industry demands and promote local economic growth.

Through policy advocacy, Centurion University also works to create more employment opportunities in the region, thereby reducing migration to urban areas and contributing to balanced regional development.

  1. Health and Sanitation Policy Recommendations

Centurion University undertakes research and community health initiatives that inform health policies aimed at improving sanitation, maternal and child health, and disease prevention in rural communities. The university’s policy work in health often centers on preventive care, access to healthcare, and public health awareness.

The university collaborates with local health authorities to pilot community health programs that can be scaled up and integrated into regional health policies, improving access to basic health services in underserved areas.

Student Volunteering Programmes :

Centurion University Celebrates  Blood Donation Drives: of Saving Lives

This institution has been a beacon of hope, bringing together students, faculty, and the local community to save lives through voluntary blood donations. Each blood drive approximately150 students and staff volunteer to donate blood.

Empowering Changes with SDG- Centric Learning at Centurion University

Centurion University is duly recognized as a pioneer in ‘Skill Integrated Higher Education”. Its unique model specifically emphasizes creating sustainable livelihoods nationally in challenging geographies through education that results in employability and sparks entrepreneurship. The university has five campuses and a number of social entrepreneurial outreach entities that, along with collaborating institutions and networks, form its ecosystem

School of Paramedics:

SoPAHS is committed to Sustainable Development Goals focusing on No Poverty, Good Health and well-being, Quality Education, Reduced Inequality, and Partnership for Goals. Community Diagnostics Center (CDC) is established and operated by faculty and students of SoPAHS as an action learning laboratory catering to the community’s health needs. SoPAHS, taking cognizance of the dismal doctor/ paramedic to student ratio in India, particularly rura Vizianagaram and Visakhapatanam in collaboration with various NGO. Importantly, SoPAHS being located in a rural area makes a difference in reaching out to the community through various outreach programs and health camps. In partnership with Essilor, the optical store offers free optometric services and corrective devices at a subsidized price.

School of Forensics Sciences

School of Forensic Sciences under Centurion University of Technology and Management aims to create the required experts in the field of investigative science with the application of advanced scientific techniques. The aim of the course is to develop a platform wherein various scientific means and methods are applied so that social justice can be brought about within our society

 

 

 

School of Vocational Education and Training :-

The skill-integrated framework has enabled the University to offer such a model of education, which is also approved by the Directorate General of Training, Govt of India. The school is recognized as a centre of excellence in the skilling ecosystem by the Ministry of Skill Development, the government of India. Partnering with NSDC, all its curriculum is aligned with the National Skill Qualification Framework (job roles and National Occupational Standards). Aligning with these NOS enables the students to attain additional National Council for Vocational Training certification

 

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The School of Smart  Agriculture  is committed to Sustainable Development Goals focusing on No Poverty, Zero Hunger, Quality Education, Climate Action, Responsible consumption and production, Life on Land, and Partnership for Goals. Recognizing that we urgently need to reduce our ecological footprint by changing the way we produce and consume goods, the School is not only involved in a number of initiatives such as smart farm machinery, soil and water conservation, vertical cultivation of vegetables in a controlled environment, soilless culture of various produce, mulching and protected cultivation of flowers and vegetables, food processing, plant tissue culture within the campus but also taking these initiatives to farmers. The school focuses on the Efficient management of resources, including re-engineering of appropriate technology for small farmers, application of sensors and actuators in farm machinery, and the use of drones in agriculture.

Centurion University’s Commitment to SDG Education through Community Outreach Programs

 

Avoidable or preventive blindness is known as blindness that could be treated or prevented by cost-effective means with earlier detection of a condition. Globally 285 million people are visually impaired, of which 39 million people are blind in the world. India ranking with the 2nd highest in the world with 8 million for having a greater number of blind people 

The causes for blindness in India are 62.6% for cataracts, 19.7% for uncorrected refractive errors, 5.8% for glaucoma, 0.9% for corneal pathologies, and 11.0% due to other causes. Uncorrected refractive error is one of the most important causes of visual impairment . Lack of awareness and resources like vision screening programs may cause late presentation and significant vision impairment associated with the conditions.

The School of Paramedical and Allied health sciences owns an optometry curriculum at Centurion University of Technology and Management, Andhra Pradesh. The Optometry students and the faculty are making strenuous efforts to achieve tremendous outreach on community eye care services by offering vision screening camps.

 

  • Kisan Mela:

Centurion University’s Kisan Mela is a flagship event aimed at fostering sustainable agricultural practices by providing local farmers with hands-on training, exposure to the latest farming technologies, and access to expert advice for enhancing productivity and income.

During the Exposure Visit, Farmers Visited the Following Units:

  1. Composting and Vermicomposting unit
  2. Organic Research farm
  3. Under Exploited Fruit
  4. Apiculture
  5. Biofertilizers Lab
  6. Insect-Biocontrol Lab
  7. Spawn unit
  8. Livestock and Poultry Management
  9. Dairy Unit
  10. Horticulture Nursery
  11. Hi-tech polyhouse
  12. Dragon Fruit
  13. Protected Cultivation
  14. Block Mushroom Farming

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Evaluating Sustainability Literacy at Centurion University: A Holistic Approach

Centurion University evaluates students’ ability to learn and retain key concepts of sustainability through several methods integrated into its academic framework and co-curricular activities:

  • Course Assessments: Sustainability is embedded within specific degree programs and electives. Students are assessed through exams, quizzes, and projects focused on sustainability concepts. These formal assessments gauge their theoretical understanding and ability to apply sustainability principles.
  • Project-Based Learning: Centurion emphasizes experiential learning, where students work on real-world projects related to sustainability, such as renewable energy initiatives for sustainable agriculture practices. These projects are evaluated based on creativity, problem-solving skills, and the effective application of sustainability knowledge in practical scenarios.

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Centurion University’s Commitment to SDG 4: Quality Education

Centurion University of Technology and Management (CUTM), Vizianagaram campus, stands as a beacon of excellence in its commitment to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4: Quality Education. The university adopts an inclusive, equitable, and innovative approach to ensure access to high-quality education for all, fostering lifelong learning opportunities that empower students and communities alike.

Holistic and Skill-Based Learning

CUTM’s curriculum integrates skill-based education, offering programs that are industry-aligned and promote employability. The university’s strong focus on experiential learning through hands-on training, research-driven projects, and vocational education ensures that students are prepared for the challenges of the modern workforce.

Inclusive and Equitable Access

Centurion University prioritizes education for underserved and marginalized communities. With scholarships, community outreach programs, and bridge courses, the institution actively works to reduce barriers to education, promoting inclusivity and diversity on campus.

Community Engagement: Empowering Underserved Populations

Centurion University of Technology and Management (CUTM), Vizianagaram, is deeply committed to fostering sustainable development through impactful community engagement initiatives. Recognizing education and skill development as the cornerstones of empowerment, the university actively collaborates with underserved populations to create opportunities for growth and self-reliance.

Skill Development and Vocational Training

CUTM Vizianagaram runs several programs aimed at enhancing the employability of marginalized groups. Through its rural skill development centers, the university provides hands-on training in fields such as agriculture, carpentry, tailoring, healthcare, and IT services. These programs equip individuals with market-relevant skills, enabling them to secure meaningful employment or start their own ventures.

 

Academics: Ensuring Accessible and Inclusive Education

Centurion University of Technology and Management (CUTM), Vizianagaram, is committed to the vision of providing accessible, inclusive, and high-quality education to all. By integrating innovation, equity, and student-centric approaches, the university ensures that learning opportunities are open to diverse groups, including those from marginalized and underserved communities.

Inclusive Admission Policies

CUTM follows an inclusive admission process that ensures equitable access to education for students from all socio-economic backgrounds. Scholarships, financial aid, and fee waivers are provided to support students with limited resources, making higher education affordable and attainable.

Flexible Learning Pathways

The university offers flexible learning options, including part-time courses, online programs, and weekend classes, catering to the needs of working professionals, rural students, and lifelong learners. These pathways help bridge the gap for those who face geographical, financial, or time constraints

Research: Advancing Sustainable Education Solutions

Centurion University of Technology and Management (CUTM), Vizianagaram, is at the forefront of research aimed at transforming education into a tool for sustainable development. The university’s focus on innovation, collaboration, and community-driven solutions ensures that its research initiatives align with global priorities, particularly in advancing sustainable and inclusive education models.

 

Development of Context-Specific Education Models

CUTM engages in research to design education systems tailored to the needs of rural and underserved populations. By integrating local knowledge and sustainable practices into its curriculum, the university develops replicable models that address regional challenges and uplift communities.

 

Entrepreneurship: Cultivating Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills

Centurion University of Technology and Management (CUTM), Vizianagaram, takes a proactive approach to fostering entrepreneurship among students by embedding critical thinking and problem-solving skills into its academic and co-curricular programs. The university recognizes entrepreneurship as a vital driver of innovation, self-reliance, and socio-economic development and has created an ecosystem to empower aspiring entrepreneurs.

 

Social Impact: Promoting Environmental Awareness and Sustainability

Centurion University of Technology and Management (CUTM), Vizianagaram, demonstrates a strong commitment to creating a positive social impact by actively promoting environmental awareness and sustainability. Through academic programs, community engagement, and campus initiatives, the university fosters a culture of environmental responsibility among students, faculty, and the broader community.

Educational Outreach Activities
Educational Resources for those not Studying at the University
Equal Access to University Facilities
Hosting Events for the General Public
Organization of Events that are Accessible to the Broader Public

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The primary objective of Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3) is to ensure the attainment of good health and well-being for individuals of all ages. The key component is to attain optimal health for individuals globally. Centurion University of Technology and Management , Vizianagaram embraces a diverse array of targets and indicators designed to enhance these facets of health dynamics.

Community Engagements:

Prioritizing the achievement of optimal health and the promotion of general well-being is the University’s main objective. Engaging communities in a proactive manner is essential for addressing health issues and guaranteeing that healthcare interventions are tailored to the unique needs of the surrounding populace. In addition to addressing health challenges in neglected areas and arranging community health initiatives, the university has worked to support nutritional enrichment in adopted communities.

Academics: 

Community members can receive clinical and diagnostic services from the university for free or at a reduced cost. It gives students the ability to get practical experience while also making a positive impact on the community. In order to inform the public on immunization, disease prevention, and healthy lifestyle options, it also hosts lectures and workshops. The academic curriculum also includes training and capacity building initiatives like nurturing and sustainable agriculture training.

Entrepreneurship:

Healthcare innovation is nurtured at Centurion University through academic and student support in creating entrepreneurial solutions to health-related problems. In partnership with the School of Paramedics and Allied Health Sciences (SoPAHS), it provides resources to students so they can establish diagnostic chain clinics in rural communities.

Social Impact:

Centurion University is a key player in advancing social impact by its active participation in SDG 3 linked outreach efforts. In collaboration with nearby communities, the group carries out health awareness initiatives. These projects give people the power to make knowledgeable decisions about their health. The University’s health camp programs also make a substantial contribution to better health outcomes.

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What are the Sustainable Development Goals?

In a call to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by 2030, the United Nations adopted The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015.

Also known as the Global Goals, there are 17 SDGs which are integrated and action in any one area may impact the outcomes in the others.

The SDGs are designed to end poverty, hunger, AIDS, discrimination against women and girls, and acknowledges that development must balance social, economic and environmental sustainability.

Technology, knowledge transfer, creativity and financial resources from all aspects of society, as well as collaboration between developed and under-developed nations, is necessary to achieve the successful fruition of the SDGs in every context.

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