Sakhi: Women Empowerment

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Sakhi: Women Empowerment

Making a Difference

Supporting rural women to thrive

Sakhi works to strengthen women economically and socially through sustainable grassroots institutions. By fostering self-help groups, federations, and microenterprises, the programme enables women to achieve financial independence, leadership opportunities, and a stronger voice in their communities.

24,130

women benefited

2,043

self-help groups supported

195+

villages across 7 locations reached

Areas of Action

Priorities of the project

Women’s financial independence

Leadership & governance

Social awareness & advocacy

Skill development & entrepreneurship

Activities and Achievements

Outreach outcomes at a glance

Self-help groups & federations: 203 village organisations and seven federations strengthened, supporting livelihoods and financial inclusion.
Leadership development: 300+ committees and managers led grassroots initiatives; financial and digital literacy training provided to thousands of women.
Credit linkages: 364 new SHGs connected with banks, enhancing financial independence.
Uthori Awareness programme: 91,000 individuals reached on gender equity, education, and social issues.
Kishori Balika Samuh: 2,205 adolescent girls engaged in development, education, and social initiatives.
Women-led enterprises: 12 microenterprises, including brands like Upaya (apparel), Daichi (edibles), and Gauam (dairy), driving entrepreneurship.
Partnerships: Collaboration with India Post Payments Bank ensures financial inclusion for unbanked communities.

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Culture

Through festivals, music, and art, we preserve and promote the cultural legacy of Rajasthan. Events provide platforms for artists, revive traditional instruments, and foster community participation, while highlighting the achievements of women in the Sakhi programme.

Supporting rural women to thrive

Outreach outcomes at a glance

Self-help groups & federations: 203 village organisations and seven federations strengthened, supporting livelihoods and financial inclusion.
Leadership development: 300+ committees and managers led grassroots initiatives; financial and digital literacy training provided to thousands of women.
Credit linkages: 364 new SHGs connected with banks, enhancing financial independence.
Uthori Awareness programme: 91,000 individuals reached on gender equity, education, and social issues.
Kishori Balika Samuh: 2,205 adolescent girls engaged in development, education, and social initiatives.
Women-led enterprises: 12 microenterprises, including brands like Upaya (apparel), Daichi (edibles), and Gauam (dairy), driving entrepreneurship.
Partnerships: Collaboration with India Post Payments Bank ensures financial inclusion for unbanked communities.