Kalvi Trust strongly believes that women should have equal
socio-economic, cultural
and political opportunities equal to man. India’s unemployment and
underemployment problem particularly affects those from the weaker section,
especially women. Poor families remain in poverty mainly because of lack of
skill and knowledge that could provide access to secured and sustainable
livelihood opportunity. Thus promoting entrepreneurship skills with women of
weaker section generally facilitates the entry of disadvantaged sections in to organized
sector. Hence this program of Kalvi Trust aims to contribute to poverty
reduction through entrepreneurship development focusing on women. Further this programmer
tries to enhance the human capacities and social capital to foster
entrepreneurial dynamics and enhance productivity with women.
Programmer overview
Kalvi Trust’s process in entrepreneurship development
involves awareness creation, business counseling, training, skill development,
networking, mentoring, information sharing, and market assistance. Under this programmer
of Kalvi Trust involves,
Selection of members: Kalvi Trust staffs will be involved in
identifying target women from the working locations related to our other programmer
activities.
Awareness counseling about entrepreneurship and business
idea for the selected women beneficiaries
Participatory Assessment for viable entrepreneurship
opportunities in the current market scenario
Exclusive skill development training on various areas of
entrepreneurship of identified activities
Networking the beneficiaries with various institutions to
start the activity.
Guidance support towards making the entrepreneur activity a
viable business activity.
Impact created
Women of weaker section with the interest of taking up a
business activity and ready to highly contribute to their family income were
identified and they were given with orientation about the programmer and
interested area of entrepreneurship and its feasibility was identified with
location specific.
Selected beneficiaries were undergone entrepreneurship
training on the selected trade and general training on entrepreneurship basic
components were also trained.
Financial assistance to initiate the entrepreneurship
activity whether individually or as a group activity were facilitated through
bank linkage, further implementation guidance and marketing supports were also
made to make the initiative successful and sustainable.
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