Female Entrepreneurship
Starting a business if you are a woman is no easy task and if you are a woman in rural India it is that much more complicated. Most adult women in rural India have not had the benefit of education or opportunities afforded to men. They are often held back by systemic barriers and pressure resulting from their domestic commitment. More often than not they are denied access to financing, despite numerous studies that show women reinvest 80-90% of their incomes into productive enterprise and for their families.
Many of these women we support are widows of farmers who have committed suicide steeped in debt from the never ending cycle of drought, loans and poor yield. Through Shivprabha you can empower them with contributions to finance their small business. Contributions you make are given to these women as micro loans that help them start a business to provide for their families. They repay the loan so it can be lent forward to another woman in need.
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Fatherless teenagers and young women suffer from emotional trauma that seriously impacts their personal development. Rashmi Vilasrao Gadling, aged 20, is a fatherless girl currently studying in her second year at Sadhya Shraddha Institute of Pharmacy, Washim. Last year,…
The Aim of medicine is to prevent disease and prolong Life sneha Waghmare from tribal chandrapur district often dream of doing her MBBS , especially after her elder sister took up nursing. Circumstances at home were not conducive as…
Priyanka Adhikary is doing her BSc DMLT, 4 th semester in Bengaluru from Siliguri’s (Retired Army Family) Girl Priyanka is studying in BSc( MLT) and in badly need of Financial Support for her Education. Her Father served in Border…