Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Amaravati Launches Gardening Skills Training for EWS Youth
Imagine a program to teach people how to be gardeners!
In Amaravati, the government is helping 30 people learn gardening skills.
These people come from families that need help or who don't have jobs.
They will spend three weeks learning from experts.
The government is paying for the training, and the students will work on projects after they finish.
There are also plans to build a special center to help people keep learning about gardening in the future.
APCRDA launched a three-week Gardeners Training Programme.
The program is in collaboration with the Department of Horticulture and ADCL.
It aims to upskill 30 individuals from Amaravati's EWS, SHGs, and unemployed youth.
The training is for individuals aged 18-40 years.
After training, participants will be deployed in landscape maintenance projects.
- Who
- APCRDA, the Department of Horticulture, and ADCL.
- What
- A Gardeners Training Programme was launched.
- When
- The program was launched on Friday.
- Where
- At the APCRDA Nursery premises beside the AP Secretariat in Velagapudi, Amaravati.
- Why
- To upskill unemployed youth and those from economically weaker sections.
- Organizers
- APCRDA, Department of Horticulture, ADCL
- Program Duration
- Three weeks
- Target Group
- EWS, SHGs, and unemployed youth
- Location
- APCRDA Nursery, Velagapudi
- Age Range
- 18-40 years