CLF women trained in entrepreneurship in Mashobra

 Under the Startup Rural Entrepreneurship Program, a three-day training program organized for the women of the Cluster Level Federation at the Block Development Officer’s office in Mashobra concluded on Monday. 15 women from three CLFs of Mashobra block participated in it. Resource person Amit Singh of the Indian Entrepreneurship Development Institute, Ahmedabad, trained the women on the subject of entrepreneurship promotion. The closing ceremony was presided over by Block Development Officer Mashobra Ankit Kotiya.
Ankit Kotiya stated that the Start-Up Rural Entrepreneurship Program aims to promote entrepreneurship in rural areas, empowering rural poor women by providing them with self-employment opportunities. He explained that to promote entrepreneurship, there are plans to open Block Resource Centers at the block level under the SVEP program, which will benefit women. He explained that under this program, entrepreneurs are provided financial assistance, training, and other necessary resources, enabling them to grow their businesses and strengthen their economies. He urged BRC members to take maximum advantage of this program and work to promote entrepreneurship in their areas.
The program was conducted by Lalita Kumari, Women’s Social Education Organizer. She explained that CLF women will go to their respective areas to implement this program practically. Under this program, entrepreneurs whose self-employment is facing a recession will be provided financial assistance so that women at the rural level can become economically and socially empowered.
Apart from Women Village Development Coordinator Savita Negi and Rita Kumari, Vaishali Thakur, Praveen Kumari, Dinesh Tekta and other employees were present in the program.