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Bodoland Territorial Council Girls in Sports Initiative

Dedicated sports programme for girls including coaching, equipment, competition exposure, sports scholarships and safe sporting infrastructure.

₹4.5 Cr
Estimated Budget
8,000+
Beneficiaries
3 Years
Duration
5 of 5
Districts
The Case for Investment

Why This Project?

The Need

Girls in Bodoland Territorial Council face significant barriers to sports participation including social norms, lack of female coaches, inadequate facilities, safety concerns and limited competition opportunities.

The Intervention

The Bodoland Territorial Council Girls in Sports Initiative addresses gender barriers in sports participation through dedicated coaching programmes, safe sporting infrastructure, competition exposure, sports scholarships and community engagement to normalise girls in sports.

The Impact

Participation data. Competition achievements. Community attitude surveys.

Key Objectives

  • Train 8,000+ girls in various sports
  • Recruit 50+ female coaches
  • Organise girls-only tournaments
  • Provide 200+ sports scholarships
  • Create safe sporting spaces in all districts

Expected Outcomes

8,000+ girls in regular sports
Normalised girls sports participation
Girl athletes at state/national level
Gender-sensitive sports ecosystem

CSR Fit Score

87/ 100

Platform-generated indicative readiness score — not an official corporate or funding decision.

At a Glance

Lead Department
Bodoland Territorial Council Sports & Youth Welfare
Implementation
Eligible implementing agency (subject to formal approval)
Districts
KokrajharChirangBaksaUdalguriTamulpur
SDGs
SDG 3SDG 4SDG 5SDG 10
Schedule VII
(vii) Rural sports
(iii) Gender equality

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All figures and narratives are indicative/demo content for facilitation purposes and are subject to verification against official Bodoland Territorial Council records, statutory CSR compliance and competent-authority approval.

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