Meet Pushpa have to increase their economic development and she will put up the others women who are surfing from her economic and dignity. the economic resilience will must be growth the women empowerment, stop the sexuality harassment and break the stereotype thinking. Thank you so much for encourage to me for second edition

  I'm very happy to share with you behalf of Pragati Path Foundation team, First of all, very thanks to team member which is dedicated and passionate which is Humsafar to journey of 2024-25 Financially year. A very thanks to executive team who lead the program run by run and made be successfully complete. Pragati path Foundation always talk bout socio and economic development for all women who living in society. in the context, the first change story sharing with you. Thank you SAWF IN and lots of love for encouragement has my self to write up this addition.

  We celebrated the International Women day with the Women artisans in Shastri Ghat, Varuna Bridge at Varanasi. There were 10 women artisans have participated from 10 Handicraft Product which is different district, villages and blocks. The women artisans were exhibit and display of Wooden Lacquer ware, wood carving, Zari Jardoji, Machiya, Moonj Craft, Gulabi Minakari, Jute Bag, Panja Dari, Wall hanging and Stone carving. The women artisans are presented to details with the important of the product. The women artisans lead the program with the identity as women artisans. The young girls were performing with the happiness and empowering. They play the Drama, Dance and sent the message to all the devoted for her own identity. Under the SHADES Program, We focused on the SDG Goal of 5 (Gender Equality) and 8 (decent work and Economic Growth). The economic resilience are sustain to women artisans with the identity in the patriarchal society. We celebrated the Women International day wi...

  Pragati Path Foundation recently conducted an exposure visit to Sultanpur to connect with women artisans involved in the SHADES program, specializing in wood carving and lacquer ware crafts. Before the visit, we engaged in various activities and training programs designed to enhance their skills and empower them towards entrepreneurial success. The overarching goal is to foster self-reliance and establish a strong entrepreneurial identity for each woman artisan. We meet the women artisans are there who are engaged in Moonj craft at Sultanpur. They are creating furniture and decorative items. They market their products both locally and through e-commerce channels. The women artisans visited the common facility Centre (CFC) and these CFC are provided the additional support to the increase the production of huge quantity and quality base. These CFC funded by SFURTI, who does manage is also associated with the women of the group. The women artisans learnt in the learning visit are im...

 

  Christmas celebration with Pragati Path Foundation team