Empowering rural women weavers with institutional support, financial literacy, and livelihood opportunities is key to unlocking sustainable grassroots entrepreneurship. On September 29, 2022, a dedicated Village Level Programme (গাঁও পৰ্যায়ৰ সজাগতা শিবিৰ) was successfully held at Daugharia Gaon, Titabar, Jorhat.
The camp was organized by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), Jorhat, in active collaboration with Rakta Sanjeevani, Jorhat.
Highlights of the Programme
Showcase of Handloom Craftsmanship: Local women artisans proudly exhibited their handcrafted handloom textiles, including traditional gamochas, stoles, and indigenous woven apparel.
Access to Development Schemes: NABARD officials introduced participants to key rural credit schemes, microfinance opportunities, and off-farm producer development programs designed to support traditional artisans.
Financial Literacy & Self-Reliance: Emphasized the importance of formal banking linkages, credit management, and forming sustainable artisan clusters to improve bargaining power and direct market access.
Artisan Welfare & Capacity Building: Explored pathways to upgrade technical weaving skills, adopt new design adaptations, and connect local weaves with broader commercial retail markets.
Event Summary
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the representatives of NABARD Jorhat for their continued dedication to grassroots socio-economic development. Sincere thanks also go to the skilled women weavers and community members of Daugharia Gaon for their warm participation and creative spirit.
Rakta Sanjeevani remains dedicated to fostering self-reliant rural communities, preserving traditional craftsmanship, and bridging grassroots talent with mainstream institutional platforms.
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