EDII programme trains women in jute bag production
The Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII) trained 35 women in jute bag production to promote sustainable livelihoods and entrepreneurship. Participants received technical training and guidance on business development, government schemes, and marketing support.
Why it matters
Skill development programs for women are essential for fostering economic independence and promoting eco-friendly manufacturing practices.
EDII programme trains women in jute bag production TIRUCHI A total of 35 women completed a 20-day free jute bag-making training programme organised by the Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII), Ahmedabad, under the SANKALP project at Ezhil Nagar in Tiruverumbur on Thursday. The programme aimed to promote women’s entrepreneurship and create opportunities for sustainable livelihoods through skill development. Participants were trained in making a variety of eco-friendly jute products, including handbags, and carriers for grocery, lunch boxes, water bottles, and gifts. In his address, K.
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