Archive · 23 Nov 2025
APCRDA's Women Empowerment Programme Concludes in Amaravati
APCRDA finished a 26-day program to help women in Amaravati learn new skills to make and sell food, like millet snacks and healthy meals.
They also learned how to run their own businesses.
55 women from nearby villages took part, and they even set up a food stall at the end to show off their new skills.
The minister of urban development and other important people came to try their food and said it was very good.
APCRDA's 26-day Micro Skillpreneurship Development Programme concluded on Saturday
The programme aimed to empower women in Amaravati by promoting self-employment and economic empowerment
55 women from villages around Amaravati participated in the programme
The women were trained in food processing, including millet-based snacks and nutritious food preparation
The programme also imparted entrepreneurial skills to create sustainable livelihood opportunities
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) and 55 women from Amaravati
- What
- Concluded a 26-day Micro Skillpreneurship Development Programme
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Amaravati
- Why
- To empower women by promoting self-employment and economic empowerment
- Program Duration
- 26 days
- Number of Participants
- 55 women
- Program Aim
- Empowering women through self-employment and economic empowerment
- Skills Taught
- Food processing, nutritious food preparation, entrepreneurial skills
- Program Collaborators
- Guide Foundation for Development (GFFD), Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, Ahmedabad, Accenture