SRINAGAR: Rural initiatives “when” at J & K, which aims to help women become independent, will include four lakh women in the United States.
Mission Director, Rural Livelihood Mission J & K, Sehrish Asgar on Monday revealed that the rural mission has targeted to help four women under the scheme of Self-Help (SHG) in their future to get their livelihood at J & K .
“SATH”, an initiative, he said, has been carried out by the family and Kashmir rural livelihoods Mission (UMEED) is an acceleration program of rural companies will target women from 48000 Shgs J & K.
He further said 5,000 workshops and intensive training in CUM capacity building For almost 500 women will be done.
The mandate of this program is to contribute to the economic empowerment and development of rural women.
The purpose of this program is to increase existing business companies owned by SHG, he added.
More Sehrish said, women will provide knowledge and skills into high-level companies.
“500 female entrepreneurs shg below this program will be said and where 100 Shg entrepreneurs will be given one to one assistance support, to increase their competitiveness and ownership in certain trade sectors.
Through this program, the mission will provide the last miles support in triggering and Increasing women who are encouraged to business in business, industry and agriculture, “he said.
28 years of Shazia Bashir from Pampore in Pulwama District is one such girl who is encouraged in selling their turmeric products to the same market in various parts of the country.
Interestingly, more than 20,000 families are associated with saffron trade and cultivation in the Pampore area.
But poor markets produce small profits compared to Iranian products, even on the Indian market.
“However, we now make handsome income from Saffron products and there are more than a dozen girls attached to business,” Shazia said.
Shazia Bashir, a group member rack member “Jannat” Pampore and worried about Turyit rates.
According to Bashir, he shares the same concern as the JKRLM manager’s program block to find out how to export good quality turmeric by getting direct benefits.
JK RLM contacted the buyer from Pune with the help of Hyderabad-based national resources who came and began to deal with Shg’s planter, Shazia said.
Shazia Bashir said, “The buyer’s seller meeting was very useful for us at first we got only Rs.
13,0000 for turmeric available with us but with the help of direct dealing with our buyers gets Rs 20,0000 for our products.”
The ‘Sath’ rural initiative to benefit nearly 4 Kashmir Lakh women entrepreneurs
