About Us
"W+" refers to women's self-help groups (SHGs) in India, which are community-based groups formed by women to collectively save money, generate income, and support each other in various socio-economic activities. Empowering W+ involves enhancing the economic, social, and overall well-being of women through a variety of measures. Here are some ways in which empowerment can be fostered:
Income Generation
Support the formation of income-generating activities within the group, such as small businesses, handicrafts, and agricultural ventures. Facilitate linkages with markets and provide market-oriented training to improve the competitiveness of their products.
Microfinance and Microenterprise Development
Facilitate access to microfinance to help members invest in and expand their businesses. Promote the establishment of small-scale enterprises that align with the skills and resources of the group.
Empowering W+ is a multi-faceted process that involves addressing economic, social, and cultural factors. It requires a collaborative effort from company like us, who provide techincal support and guidance. By providing technical support, you empower W+ to leverage modern tools and technologies to enhance their economic activities, decision-making processes, and overall effectiveness. This support can contribute significantly to their long-term sustainability and success.
Our Mission & Vision
"Our mission is to provide a comprehensive online platform that equips and uplifts women entrepreneurs in India. Through mentorship, resources, and a vibrant community, we strive to enhance skills, amplify voices, and bridge the gender gap in business. Together, we aspire to build a future where every woman entrepreneur realizes her full potential and contributes significantly to India's entrepreneurial success."
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs: Catalyzing change in India's business landscape by fostering a supportive digital ecosystem that empowers women entrepreneurs to thrive, innovate, and lead.
WHAT IS THE INSPIRATION BEHIND...
The cooperative movement in India plays a crucial role in the agricultural sector, banking and housing. The history of cooperatives in India is more than a hundred years old. Cooperatives developed very rapidly after Indian independence. Amul and Lijjat Papad set the best example of successful Cooperative movement.
AMUL MOVEMENT
AMUL " Anand Milk Union Limited " is a cooperative brand jointly owned by 3.6 million milk producers under Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation. It was an angered response by the farmers, to the unfair trade practices and the exploitation done by the agents and traders of the only existing dairy - the Polson Dairy, which eventually made India, the world's largest producer of dairy products.
LIJJAT MOVEMENT
Shri Mahila Griha Udyog Lijjat Papad, is a women's cooperative body that began the Lijjat Movement. It believes in the philosophy of sarvodaya and collective ownership, and was started with a clear objective of empowering women across India by providing them with employment opportunities using the only skill they had - cooking.