Women Entrepreneurs
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In India, the government provides support and grants for women-led businesses to encourage entrepreneurship and economic empowerment. Various sectors see targeted initiatives and financial assistance for women entrepreneurs. Some of the types of women-led businesses in India that are eligible for government grants are:
Micro-Enterprise and Cottage Industries:
Handicrafts and handloom businesses
Cottage industries such as pottery, weaving, and embroidery
Agri-Business and Farming:
Women engaged in agriculture, horticulture, and floriculture
Livestock farming and dairy businesses
Food Processing:
Small-scale food processing units
Women involved in food manufacturing and preservation
Beauty and Wellness:
Salons and beauty parlors
Wellness and spa services
Textile and Garment Manufacturing:
Women-led garment manufacturing units
Tailoring and boutique businesses
Education and Training:
Women-focused vocational training centers
Educational institutions run by women entrepreneurs
Healthcare Services:
Women-led healthcare clinics
Nursing services and health-related enterprises
Technology and IT Services:
Women entrepreneurs in the IT sector
Software development and digital services
E-Commerce and Retail:
Women-led online retail businesses
Traditional retail stores
Social Enterprises:
Women-led social enterprises addressing community issues
Non-profit organizations run by women
Tourism and Hospitality:
Women-led homestays and guesthouses
Tour guiding and travel-related businesses
Handmade and Eco-Friendly Products:
Production of eco-friendly products
Businesses focused on sustainable and handmade items
Skill Development and Training:
Training centers for skill development
Coaching and mentoring services for women entrepreneurs
At Karmdhan, we support women entrepreneurs by exploring schemes provided by various government bodies such as the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME), National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), and state-level agencies. Additionally, we invite and work with various financial institutions, women's development corporations, and NGOs to collaborate with us to offer specific programs for women-led businesses.