Archive · 5 Aug 2025
Training Program Aims to Improve Tribal Women's Livelihood
The government is starting a training program for tribal women to help them earn money.
The training is for women who make things out of bamboo, like dolls.
They will learn how to make better products.
The training will last for about a month and a half.
The women will also be able to get loans to help them.
They will sell their products online through a special marketplace and at different events so more people can see and buy them.
District Collector Vetriselvi announced a training program to improve tribal women's livelihood.
The training focuses on handicraft artisans who create bamboo products.
Training will be offered for 45 days.
Loans will be provided to the tribal women.
Products will be connected to the ONDC online market and promoted in state exhibitions.
- Who
- Tribal women, the District Collector, and the Joint Collector.
- What
- A training program for tribal women to improve their livelihood by making bamboo products.
- When
- The training program will be organized soon.
- Where
- Puli Ramanna Gudem and Kotaramachandrapuram villages of Buttaigudem mandal.
- Why
- To improve the livelihood of tribal women and help them sell their products.
- District Collector
- K Vetriselvi
- Joint Collector
- P Dhatri Reddy
- Training Duration
- 45 days
- Focus
- Bamboo handicraft artisans
- Villages Involved
- Puli Ramanna Gudem, Kotaramachandrapuram