1. Initiative for Global Governance, Environment,
Sustainability and peace
( iGESP )
Budget for fund raising Euro : 67993800.00

2. Project Description
A socio-Commercial project to step forward towards Global
Governance through Peace facilitation, Environmental sustainability,
pro active Conflict prevention, Empowering weaker class ,Tribal
population, minorities in India ( Parsi, Christian, Buddhist , Islamic ) and
and women entrepreneur with a goal to reduce social, democratic,
economical and natural resource disparity

3. Project Scope
 To establish a research and training academy in Calcutta with state of the art studio
and gallery.
and -To facilitate professional and cultural exchange with international organizations
Primarily Italy, Russia, Romania, Bangladesh, Fiji and Srilanka
 Manufacturing HUB facility will be prepared in second phase to provide facility to
micro scale woman, tribal and minority class entrepreneurs of ethnic and traditional
artisan products
 Sustainable agricultural Support industry facilitation in agricultural primary industry
areas
 Corporates, individuals, trusts News agencies and media interested to fund , will find
beneficiaries like trained conflict photo journalists, traditional and ethnic artisans,
trained environmental managements and CSR employees

4. Objectives
 Identify overall project objectives:
 To EstablishThe academy
 Skill training of photographers and journalists for conflict and peace photography, social
appreciation photography and Nature and environmental photography
 Skill training and Developmental scheme linking for weaker, minority,tribal class and women
entrepreneurs and promote their products
 Use and training for small entrepreneurial initiatives for renewable energy
 Peace and conflict study, Geopolitical situation analysis study, democracy and social
engineering study, Human Rights and non violent movement study
 Cost objectives - Euro: 67993800.00
 Special objectives – Facilitation of Global Governance

5. Deliverables
 Skilled entrepreneurs and professionals as well as trained employees
 Traditional and ethnic artisan produce of export – import quality ; produced by weaker
class, tribal, minority class and women entrepreneurs
 A practical application model for using renewable energy in third world countries
 A peaceful co habitation for human beings and nature

6. Success Factors
 Elements that are key to the success of the project, such as:
 Satisfied clients or stakeholders
 Meeting project objectives
 Completed within budget
 Delivered on time

7. Risk Management Plan
Risk Probability Impact Owner Mitigation Plan
Budget cuts may
reduce staff, affecting
project scope and
schedule
Medium High
Subhabrata
Chowdhury