
Monica Sarin Foundation on Skilling Youth for Sustainable Livelihoods
Creating sustainable livelihoods requires more than access to education or the promise of a first job. It calls for an ecosystem that connects relevant skills with industry needs, supports long-term career growth and enables individuals to achieve financial independence. As philanthropy increasingly engages with India’s human capital and development priorities, the focus is shifting towards interventions that address structural barriers to opportunity and build pathways to self-reliance. At the Monica Sarin Foundation, this approach informs its work through MS-CASIE, which seeks to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry requirements. In this interview, Mr. Aashman Sarin,...



















