Training Of Women To Promote Handicraft In Tribal Village Of Assam. Helping Tribal Women To Earn Livelihood Through

The concern is that the women in the tribal village of Assam do not have any means of livelihood. The issue is that they are unable to sell their handicrafts due to a lack of markets and customers. As a result, they are forced to live in poverty and poor health conditions. 

The Assam government is promoting tribal handicrafts and has been training women in the making of traditional Assamese handicrafts. The aim is to provide employment and economic empowerment to the women of the state's tribal communities.

The training program includes lessons on different aspects of crafting, such as design, colour theory, and materials. The women are also taught how to market their products and sell them at a fair price. After completing the course, the women will be able to set up their own businesses and become self-sufficient.

The Assam government is committed to helping the state's tribal communities prosper. By providing training and opportunities for economic growth, they are giving these women the tools they need to build a better future for themselves and their families.

In Assam, there are many tribal villages that are isolated from the rest of the state. The women in these villages often do not have any formal education or training in handicrafts. As a result, they are not able to earn a livelihood through this traditional skill.

Through our training program, we hope to provide these women with the skills and knowledge necessary to produce high-quality handicrafts. In doing so, we hope to improve their economic situation and help them to become self-sufficient. Additionally, we believe that this will empower these women and give them a sense of pride in their culture and heritage.