In our Agarbatti Making Training, tribal individuals gain the ability to establish small-scale businesses with minimal investment. This skill provides a steady income source, allowing participants to work from their homes while contributing to the local economy.
This training enables participants to tap into the consistent demand for candles, especially during festivals and community events. This training inspires entrepreneurial growth, particularly among women, who can take pride in becoming financially independent.
Mushroom Cultivation Training offers tribal communities an innovative way to generate income using minimal land and resources. Mushroom farming thrives in the natural environment of many tribal regions, making it an ideal venture for year-round income. This program encourages tribal.
The Sanitary Pad Production Training improving menstrual hygiene and creating employment opportunities for tribal women by learning to produce affordable sanitary pads. participants generate consistent income by selling these essential products locally.
Bakri Palan Training, or goat farming, is a practical option for tribal families seeking financial stability. Bakri Palan Training program introduces participants to sustainable farming methods that yield multiple revenue streams through milk, meat, and manure production.
Suar Palan Training focuses on pig farming as an economically viable business. Suar Plan Training equips participants to set up piggery units, which generate significant income with relatively low investment, ensuring a reliable livelihood to help tribal families financially.
Murgi Palan Training, or poultry farming, is another impactful initiative for tribal. Murgi Palan provides quick financial returns through egg and meat production, making it an ideal choice for tribal youth and women by establishing local poultry farms and become strong financially.
