Livelihood Project for Tribal communities
The Livelihood Project for Scheduled Tribe beneficiaries at Boko, Kamrup district, was initiated in 2023. It is designed to improve economic well-being through skill development, asset building, market linkages and resource management.
The project supports agriculture, packaging and marketing while promoting sustainable practices, technical support and market-driven production.
Vocational training
Training has been provided in Computer Software, Computer Hardware, Garment Making and Fashion Design. Beneficiaries receive theoretical and practical instruction, entrepreneurship inputs and stipends according to applicable norms.
Industry and self-employment
Tailoring, garment and handicraft centres help young people become industry-ready. Trainees work in a practical environment, learn how to operate an enterprise and prepare products that can reach local markets.
Livelihood Project for Tribal Communities
Skill development, agriculture, packaging, marketing and market-linkage support for tribal beneficiaries.
100 targeted beneficiariesRead full details
Vocational & Computer Training
Theory, practical training, entrepreneurship inputs and stipend support in employment-oriented trades.
100 ST traineesRead full details
Tailoring, Garment & Handicraft
Practical production and enterprise exposure to support employment and self-employment.
68 artisans supportedRead full details