Administrative Training Institute, Nagaland Kohima - 797003

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Administrative Training Institute is the apex training Institute and consultancy arm of  the Government of Nagaland. Established in 1972, the Institute aspires to identify the training needs of all categories of government servants, design appropriate training programmes and impart training effectively to the civil servants in the State.

Brief History

ATI was started in 1972 in a small rented house at D' Block and later shifted to Officers' Club building at Officers' Hill. In 2001, the Institute was shifted to its present location Kimho above BSF Camp. Shri L. K. Advani, the then Hon'ble Union Home Minister of India inaugurated the new present complex on 25^th February 2001.

As a Government department, the Institute is under the control of the Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms, Government of Nagaland.

In 1972 the first ever training was conducted for the Nagaland Civil Service (NCS) Officers which included 1 EAC (Extra Assistant Commissioner) and 4 C.Os (Circle Officer) in the Zonal Council Hall under Home Department.

Our Mission

Our mission is to help the government departments tackle their challenging and complex public administration issues with a view to make continuous improvement in their performance, to develop ATI into a regional institute of excellence through building up the knowledge base in core areas of public administration, management, research, consultancy and training competencies.

Our Objectives:

To keep updating and enhancing professional knowledge and skills needed for better performance of individuals and organisations, to promote better understanding of professional requirements and to bring about the right attitudinal orientation. 

Our Core Values:

We believe in the following core values while carrying out our mission:

1. Create a culture of continuous learning and change;

2. Practise the principles of management that we preach;

3. Always applying our heart to the knowledge and wisdom;

4. Strive for leadership in our areas of work.