The Wheels of Progress operates on the 4Es Reverse Impact Model—Educate, Enable, Emulate, and Empower—encouraging students to immerse themselves in rural communities to understand their challenges. The project has successfully piloted in Chakkittapara Gram Panchayat, Kerala, and is currently being implemented in Marasur Grama Panchayat, Karnataka, with the collaboration of various stakeholders, including local banks and educational institutions. The initiative aims to bridge the insurance protection gap by raising awareness and facilitating access to government insurance schemes, thereby ensuring that the benefits reach the last mile. With an estimated population of around 12,000 members in the Marasur region, the program has already conducted an extensive door-to-door survey to identify the insurance needs of the community.

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Looking ahead, Wheels of Progress aims to expand its reach to all 6,000 gram panchayats in Karnataka and beyond, leveraging its patented models for sustainable interventions. The initiative emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, equipping students with the knowledge and tools to become responsible citizens who champion ethical practices in their personal and professional lives. By fostering a culture of community engagement and social responsibility, Suvarna Karnataka Abhiyaan not only prepares students for future challenges but also contributes to building a more inclusive and sustainable society. Through continuous partnerships and innovative outreach strategies, the program aspires to create a robust insurance ecosystem that ensures protection for all, ultimately achieving the goal of "Insurance for All."