SELF HELP GROUPS (SHGs)

Self help groups(SHGs) and peer-managed collective of individuals from comparable socio-economic backgrounds engaging in income-generating activities to reduce poverty, promote financial inclusion, achieve economic independence, and empower women.

OUR SOLUTION TO SHGs

The SHGs will be connected and integrated with this giant network of entrepreneurs who will provide them with PEDAGOGICAL SUPPORT to solve their problems, gain market access, and grow their businesses.

We offer a platform where entrepreneurs come and meet on

Regular basis build strong relationships

Share their problems, challenges, hardships, requirements

Help each other to find out possible solutions which includes giving connects to business opportunities and market access.

Exporters

Exporters in rural areas led by women entrepreneurs can play a crucial role in boosting the local economy and creating employment opportunities. These women-led exporters can tap into local resources, skills, and traditional knowledge to produce unique products with cultural value, which can attract international buyers.

However, women entrepreneurs in rural areas face several challenges, such as lack of access to information, market linkages, and finance, which can hinder their growth and success in the international market. Therefore, it is crucial to provide them with the necessary support through training, capacity building, and access to finance and technology to help them improve the quality of their products and reach a wider audience. Additionally, creating a network of women entrepreneurs can help them share their experiences, knowledge and provide them with access to market linkages, which can be a significant boost to their exports.

Farmer Producer Companies

Farmer Producer Companies (FPCs) led by women entrepreneurs in rural areas can have a transformative impact on the lives of smallholder farmers. These FPCs can provide a platform for women farmers to come together, pool their resources and knowledge, and collectively market their produce.

However, women entrepreneurs in rural areas face several challenges, such as lack of access to finance, technology, and information, which can hinder their participation in FPCs. Therefore, it is essential to provide them with the necessary support through training, capacity building, and access to finance and technology to help them improve the quality of their produce and reach a wider market. Additionally, creating awareness about the benefits of FPCs and encouraging more women to participate can promote gender equality and women's empowerment in rural areas, while also contributing to the growth of the local economy.

Dalit SC/ST Entrepreneurs

Dalit SC/ST entrepreneurs in rural areas can play a vital role in promoting social and economic inclusion and breaking the cycle of poverty in their communities. These entrepreneurs can create employment opportunities and provide goods and services that meet the needs of the local population. Moreover, they can leverage their unique perspectives and experiences to develop innovative products and services that cater to both local and international markets.

However, Dalit SC/ST entrepreneurs in rural areas face several challenges, such as discrimination, lack of access to finance and education, and limited market opportunities. Therefore, it is crucial to provide them with the necessary support through affirmative action policies, access to credit, and training to help them overcome these challenges and succeed in their ventures. Additionally, creating a network of Dalit SC/ST entrepreneurs can help them share their experiences, knowledge, and provide them with access to market linkages, which can be a significant boost to their businesses. Encouraging and empowering more Dalit SC/ST women to become entrepreneurs can also promote gender equality and social justice in rural areas.

Entrepreneurs in Rural Areas

Women entrepreneurs in rural areas can be a driving force for economic development and social empowerment. These women can leverage their local knowledge, resources, and skills to create job opportunities and provide goods and services that meet the needs of the local population. Additionally, they can contribute to the growth of the local economy by developing unique products and services that cater to both local and international markets.

However, women entrepreneurs in rural areas face several challenges, such as lack of access to finance, education, and technology. Therefore, it is crucial to provide them with the necessary support through training, capacity building, and access to finance and technology to help them overcome these challenges and succeed in their ventures. Additionally, creating a network of women entrepreneurs can help them share their experiences, knowledge, and provide them with access to market linkages, which can be a significant boost to their businesses. Encouraging and empowering more women to become entrepreneurs can also promote gender equality and women's empowerment in rural areas, leading to the overall development of the local community.

Your network is your net worth.

We give special focus and attention to enterprises run by weaker, vulnerable, and unprivileged sections of societies and communities which include women, Dalit, OBC, illiterate and less educated, minority & other excluded groups also.

of people. We intend to empower them boost confidence in them and moƟvate them and mobilize them and give them wings to fly. This way leads us -as a society to- DEMOCRATISE ENTERPRENEUERSHIP and achieve goals of poverty alleviaƟon, social inclusion, women empowerment, equitable and sustainable development.