Rakta Sanjeevani

Strategic Collaboration: Rakta Sanjeevani Signs MoU with Humana People to People India in Project Disha- Assam

Fostering sustainable rural livelihoods requires combining foundational business acumen with structured technical craft training. To empower grassroots artisans and women weavers in Assam, Rakta Sanjeevani has officially entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Humana People to People India (HPPI).
 
Executed on September 19, 2023, this bilateral agreement establishes a structured framework to deliver specialized training in handloom, bamboo craft, banana fibre craft, integrated with comprehensive entrepreneurship education.

Scope and Objectives of the Collaboration

The partnership unites the complementary strengths of both organizations to equip community members with the skills, resources, and knowledge necessary to attain long-term financial self-reliance:
  • Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP): Humana People to People India takes the lead in delivering an intensive 3-day EDP training module to build core competencies in micro-enterprise management, planning, and financial literacy.
  • Specialized Skilling: Following the EDP module, Rakta Sanjeevani oversees and executes the technical handloom, bamboo craft, banana fibre craft skilling curriculum.
  • Target Beneficiary Cohort: The initiative is designed to directly support a selected group of 800+ community beneficiaries identified through standardized selection criteria.
  • Grassroots Project Coordination: Rakta Sanjeevani manages field operations, training logistics, facility administration, and on-ground project supervision throughout the program duration.

Key MoU Details

ParticularsAgreement Terms
Document Type
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
Date of Signing
September 19, 2023
First Party
Humana People to People India (represented by Mr. Ravindra Singh Yadav, Project Manager, Disha, Assam)
Second Party
Rakta Sanjeevani (represented by Sri Apurba Gohain, General Secretary)
Target Sector
Frameloom/ Jacquard Handloom Weaving Skilling under the SAMARTH Scheme, Bamboo craft and Banana Fibre Craft
Direct Beneficiaries
800+ community members
Operational Term
Approximately 1.6 years from project commencement
Jurisdiction
District Court, Jorhat

Bridging Institution and Community

Through this agreement, Rakta Sanjeevani and Humana People to People India establish an effective operational model connecting central skilling frameworks with grassroots community mobilization. Both organizations remain dedicated to upholding the covenants of this MoU to advance economic empowerment, promote handloom heritage, and foster self-reliant artisan communities across Assam.

SUCCESS STORIES UNDER THIS MoU

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