Strengthening Training Institutions. Building a Stronger Ecosystem.

Capacity Building Commission (CBC), is the custodian of the Mission Karmayogi framework, to drive civil service reforms through capacity building and competency-based learning. It works to strengthen the human resource foundations of the government by focusing on developing individual and institutional capacities, promoting citizen-centric governance, future readiness, and fostering a culture of lifelong learning across all levels of public administration.

CBC has launched the Unified New-Age National Training Initiative (UNNATI), a national platform for strengthening institutional capacity building under Mission Karmayogi. It brings together all Civil Service Training Institutions across the country through a common ecosystem for collaboration, continuous improvement, performance management and resource sharing.

UNNATI enables Training Institutions to move beyond training delivery and function as Capacity Building Institutions. It helps them respond to identified competency requirements, plan programmes against demand emerging from Capacity Building Plans, improve training quality, benchmark institutional performance, and collaborate across the national network.

Through UNNATI, institutions can share faculty, infrastructure, training programmes and knowledge resources; access Subject Matter Experts; and use data and AI-assisted insights to improve institutional effectiveness. By reducing duplication, improving utilisation of public training resources and making capacity-building demand more visible, UNNATI seeks to ensure that public officials receive the Right Capacity Building, for the Right Role, at the Right Time.