Women Empowerment & Livelihoods
Equipping women with market-linked vocational skills and financial self-reliance.
Background & Program Overview
When a woman achieves economic self-reliance, the benefits cascade across child nutrition, schooling, and household dignity. Sneh establishes women’s skill workshops where participants gain practical tailoring training, garment production techniques, and basic financial literacy.
The Structural Social Challenge
Low economic autonomy, lack of vocational skills, and household dependency among marginalized women.
Communities & Target Populations
Sneh’s Accountable Strategy
- Hands-on industrial sewing machine and garment construction training.
- Formation and mutual support within women-led production circles.
- Assistance with opening individual bank accounts and savings discipline.
- Connecting finished artisan goods with local exhibitions and market channels.
Partner Involvement
Textile craft instructors and local cooperative networks.
Outcome Measurement
Course completion rates and verified artisan self-employment.
Vocational training is conducted to build practical livelihoods; Sneh acts as an enabling community facilitator.
Active Field Projects Under This Cause
Project Sakhi: Women Vocational Cooperative Incubator
Equip women with industrial garment construction skills, sewing machine proficiency, and cooperative production experience.
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