Rural women Empowerment through SPPAP
Summary
These trades—Beautician, Dress Designing, Adda Work, and Tailoring—form the backbone of the SPPAP’s women’s empowerment strategy. While Tailoring and Beautician courses provide the essential technical skills for immediate local service, Dress Designing and Adda Work elevate these skills into the realm of specialized craftsmanship and fashion entrepreneurship. Together, these programs transform unskilled rural women into professional artisans and business owners, enabling them to contribute significantly to their household income and break the cycle of poverty.
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- SPPAP through its social Mobilization Model included women into Community Based Organizations (COs) at HHs, Village level. SPPAP formulated 4,098 COs which have 78% women Membership.
- This initiative provided a chance to mainstream women into decision making and contribution in development activities.