Artisans Handicraft Training Programme - 2022

Programme at a Glance

₹

13,300

Budget Used

396

Total Reach

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Direct Beneficiaries

356

Indirect Beneficiaries

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1 : 9

Multiplier Effect

Executive Summary

The Artisans Handicraft Training Programme by The Dream Welfare Society, to strengthen traditional handicraft skills, enhance product quality, and improve income stability among artisans engaged in handicraft-based livelihoods. The programme provided training to artisans, directly benefiting participants and indirectly supporting many individuals across their households and community networks.

Key Findings

Skill enhancement significantly improves artisan livelihoods
Low-cost training generates strong economic multipliers
Handicraft promotion supports income growth and cultural preservation
Women artisans benefit significantly from skill-based interventions

Project Snapshot

Parameter	Details
Project Name	Artisans Handicraft Training Programme - 2022
Year	2022
Budget	₹ 13,300
Direct Impact	40
Indirect Impact	356
Total Reach	396

Challenges & Learnings

Challenges

Limited access to quality raw materials and appropriate tools
Restricted access to reliable market linkages
Dependence on local middlemen reducing profit margins
Time constraints for women artisans due to household responsibilities
Limited awareness of contemporary design trends

Learnings

Hands-on, practical training improves skill adoption
Market-oriented skill development enhances income potential
Group-based training strengthens peer learning and motivation
Continuous mentoring improves long-term livelihood outcomes

Methodology

Interviews and group discussions with artisans and local communities
Observation of handicraft practices and product quality
Household-level discussions on income contribution
Cross-verification with trainers and field staff

Impact Analysis

Improved technical skills and craftsmanship quality
Enhanced product finishing and design awareness
Increased income potential through improved productivity
Reduced dependence on irregular wage labour

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