Our work

Women & Livelihoods

Economic participation becomes more sustainable when women have access to collective institutions, skills, financial knowledge, livelihood opportunities and supportive local networks.

Sumitra works with women and community groups to strengthen participation, capability and pathways towards greater economic agency.

Programme design

Programme Components

Community mobilisation

Self-help groups

Skills and capacity building

Financial participation

Livelihood development

Enterprise support

Market linkages where appropriate

Institutional linkages

Evidence

Selected Experience

292self-help groups formed

These figures represent organisational experience across programme periods. Programme names, dates, geography and supporting records will be published after verification.

Partnership

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