Tripura government and Tata Trusts will sign an agreement for undertaking various programmes in sectors such as education, health and farming, among others.
State Chief Secretary Y P Singh said a delegation of representatives led by Tata Trusts' Chairman Ratan Tata would pay a day's visit here tomorrow and sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the government.
The initiative aims to implement interventions in thematic areas of dairy development, fisheries, skill development, education, nutrition and health for improvement in the quality of life of the people.
The agreement would provide higher technological knowhow to two Industrial Training Institutes in West Tripura and Dhalai districts, set up a dairy farm at Ambassa and augment fish production in the state, Singh said.
The state government will facilitate support to the Trusts by funding various activities through its schemes in animal husbandry, fisheries, watershed and tribal area development, border area development programme, skill development, education and health, officials of Tata Trusts said.
For the comprehensive micronutrient and healthcare programme, the government will facilitate support from departments like women and child development, health, social welfare, food and civil supplies.
