Enactus

Enactus is an international non-profit organization comprising students committed to creating a better and more sustainable world. Our Mission is to engage the next generation of entrepreneurial leaders to use innovation and business principles to improve the world. We seek out sustainable business ventures that are economically feasible and aid in the development of society. We believe investing in students who take entrepreneurial action for others creates a better world for us all. 

IMT Enactus raised funds through revenue from several events to empower the impoverished and the needy in securing a sustainable lifestyle and a source of income for themselves. 

Following are the initiatives taken up by Enactus IMT 

Project Mithaas: Mithaas is a celebration of all thing’s chocolate! a shared commitment to uplift underprivileged communities, this initiative took shape. United with vendors and Self-Help Groups (SHGs), the Enactus team at IMT Ghaziabad orchestrated the creation, marketing, and sale of exquisite homemade chocolates. Meticulously crafted and thoughtfully packaged by SHG members, these delectable treats found their way to the IMT community, forging connections that lasted. The Aastha Swayam Sahayta Samooh, hand in hand with Enactus, proudly presented and sold these chocolates on campus, directing all proceeds to the NGO Partner: This initiative, a testament to the power of collective impact, not only improved lives but also laid the groundwork for a sustainable model of positive change. 

Project Kaagaz Katha: Kaagaz Katha is not just an initiative to bring eco-friendly notebooks but also to create a sustainable livelihood for others through social entrepreneurship. an initiative to spread awareness about sustainable practices and creating sustainable livelihoods through social entrepreneurship, by selling eco-friendly notebooks .The club encouraged students to donate their used papers/books and collaborated with an NGO which recycles the material into new notebooks for students. Along with being a green event, it provided employment opportunities for the underprivileged through the NGO. 

Project Aashna: As part of Project Aashna, members of a self-help group were guided towards crafting environment-friendly cloth bags. These bags were sold to retailers and pharmacies, which provided the members with a sustainable income and protected the environment. 

Project Saathi: This project was aimed to help women of self-help groups by promoting hand-knitted woolen items such as sweaters, mufflers, gloves, and socks woven by them. These products were made by women in Raispur and were sold in and around the campus.