Srujna

Srujna works to bring prosperity to poor women by employing them in manufacturing good quality products and ensuring market linkage to get them sold. Read more It works with women groups that manufacture utility products like textiles, jewellery, food and handicrafts. Srujna skills and trains these women over a three to four-year period to transform informal women’s groups into a formal and profitable production unit. To enable the manufactured products to be sold, It finds new markets and creates awareness amongst the general public through the promotion of handmade products, participating in exhibitions, selling on e-commerce and retail modes, selling in bulk to large buyers etc. All these activities are aimed to help underprivileged women find sustenance and also ensure a steady stream of orders for handmade products. Srujna has received many recognitions for Its work on uplifting the lives of poor women: • Potential for largest social impact by Rotary Club of Seattle. • Five business plan competition pan India by institutions such as IIT Kolkata, IIT Kharagpur, NSDC and FIIB. • India sustainability award of Merit by World CSR Day & World Sustainability. • Founders received awards such as 51 most impactful social innovator (globally), Naari Shakti Award & Tejasvini Award. • Inspire Award 2016 by Brit Worldwide. • Featured in leading newspapers such as DNA, Hindustan Times, Afternoon DC, Bombay Times, and Vogue magazine for the work done.