Delhi Government Signs Memorandum of Understanding with University to Promote Women Entrepreneurs | Delhi News
New Delhi: The Department of Women and Child Development of the Government of Delhi on Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Delhi Skills and Entrepreneurship University with the aim of promoting female entrepreneurship and the participation of women at work. The deal, officials said, will encourage and empower women as active agents of change in Delhi’s economy.
“With this MoU, we are building an ecosystem to launch an era of female entrepreneurs not only by providing them with skills, but also by providing them with a platform to come up with their own innovative livelihood ideas,” said WCD Minister Kailash Gahlot after signing the MoU.
Anchored in WCD’s “Samriddhi Project”, officials said the MoU will undertake a women’s entrepreneurship development program to train existing and new women entrepreneurs in the capital to set up their own businesses. using Saheli Samanvay Kendra (SSK) Anganwadi hubs.
The SSK is a unique intervention developed during the Covid-19 pandemic to facilitate collective action to address the socio-economic needs of women, girls and children through the effective use of Anganwadis.
Officials said the MoU reflected a collective approach to support women entrepreneurs at different stages of their journey by providing learning opportunities using the SSK Anganwadi hubs platform and providing skills training.
“With this MoU, we are building an ecosystem to launch an era of female entrepreneurs not only by providing them with skills, but also by providing them with a platform to come up with their own innovative livelihood ideas,” said WCD Minister Kailash Gahlot after signing the MoU.
Anchored in WCD’s “Samriddhi Project”, officials said the MoU will undertake a women’s entrepreneurship development program to train existing and new women entrepreneurs in the capital to set up their own businesses. using Saheli Samanvay Kendra (SSK) Anganwadi hubs.
The SSK is a unique intervention developed during the Covid-19 pandemic to facilitate collective action to address the socio-economic needs of women, girls and children through the effective use of Anganwadis.
Officials said the MoU reflected a collective approach to support women entrepreneurs at different stages of their journey by providing learning opportunities using the SSK Anganwadi hubs platform and providing skills training.