Project Highlights

• 3,000+ rural women trained, including 25 master trainers for community-led capacity building.
• Generated ₹1.5 lakh turnover within the first year through sales of traditional handloom products.
• 25% rise in average monthly income among participating artisans.
• Strengthened 21 Self-Help Groups through training, registration, and market linkages.
• Producing 300+ handloom units monthly, including Gamusa, Chador, handkerchiefs, and waistbands.
• Preserving Assamese cultural heritage while promoting sustainable livelihoods.
• Linked women artisans to regional and national markets for wider reach.
• Empowered women to adopt modern weaving techniques alongside traditional skills.
• Aligned with the Swanirbhar Nari scheme to enhance social and economic inclusion.
• Targeting a 70% boost in productivity through advanced training and partnerships.