Archive · 9 Jan 2026
GAME Aims to Groom 30M Entrepreneurs in Five Years
The Global Alliance for Mass Entrepreneurship (GAME) wants to help 30 million people become entrepreneurs in the next five years.
They are working with young people in rural and tribal areas to teach them business skills.
GAME is already helping in places like Nagaland and Nagpur and plans to expand to 200 districts.
They are also working with farmers to help them sell their products like coffee and turmeric to other countries.
In some villages, they are training people to run tourism businesses like homestays and community kitchens.
This project started last year and has already helped launch six new projects in Visakhapatnam.
GAME aims to groom 30 million entrepreneurs in the next five years.
The project focuses on encouraging youth in rural and tribal areas to become entrepreneurs.
GAME provides free training in industrial, business, marketing, and technology skills.
The project has been launched in Nagaland and Nagpur and plans to expand to 200 districts.
GAME is working with Farmer Producer Organizations to export products like coffee, turmeric, and millets.
- Who
- Global Alliance for Mass Entrepreneurship (GAME) and K Subhash Kiran
- What
- Aim to groom 30 million entrepreneurs in the next five years
- When
- Project launched in September last year, expansion planned over five years
- Where
- Visakhapatnam, Nagaland, Nagpur, and planned for 200 districts
- Why
- To strengthen the country’s economy and encourage youth in rural and tribal areas to become entrepreneurs
- Organization
- Global Alliance for Mass Entrepreneurship (GAME)
- Project
- Vizag District Entrepreneurship Mission (DEM)
- Goal
- Groom 30 million entrepreneurs in five years
- Target Areas
- Rural and tribal areas
- Initial Launch Locations
- Nagaland and Nagpur
- Expansion Plan
- 200 districts in the next five years
- Innovative Projects
- Six launched in Visakhapatnam
- Community Tourism
- Paderu and Araku regions
- FPOs Project
- Exporting coffee, turmeric, and millets
- Farmers
- 1.2 lakh farmers in the agency area cultivate coffee