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Industries Department to Offer Free Packaging and Branding Training to Rural Women SHGs
The state Industries Department announced free training in packaging and branding for women’s self‑help groups in villages aiming to start small enterprises, boosting economic empowerment.
The Industries Department has launched a new initiative aimed at strengthening women’s economic empowerment in rural areas. Under the scheme, women’s self‑help groups (SHGs) that wish to start small enterprises will receive free training in packaging and branding.
The training program will focus on practical skills such as product packaging design, brand development, and market positioning, enabling SHGs to enhance the appeal of their goods and compete more effectively in local markets.
By equipping women entrepreneurs with these capabilities, the department expects to increase household incomes, create sustainable livelihood opportunities, and encourage greater participation of women in the rural economy.
The department will coordinate with industry experts and local NGOs to conduct workshops across multiple villages, providing participants with hands‑on demonstrations and resource materials.
This initiative reflects the government’s broader commitment to women’s empowerment and rural development, aiming to foster entrepreneurship and self‑reliance among women in villages.
The training program will focus on practical skills such as product packaging design, brand development, and market positioning, enabling SHGs to enhance the appeal of their goods and compete more effectively in local markets.
By equipping women entrepreneurs with these capabilities, the department expects to increase household incomes, create sustainable livelihood opportunities, and encourage greater participation of women in the rural economy.
The department will coordinate with industry experts and local NGOs to conduct workshops across multiple villages, providing participants with hands‑on demonstrations and resource materials.
This initiative reflects the government’s broader commitment to women’s empowerment and rural development, aiming to foster entrepreneurship and self‑reliance among women in villages.