Traditional Knowledge and Viksit Bharat 2047
- Rural women, recognized as Nari Shakti, are the principal custodians of India's cultural diversity, including traditions, languages, handicrafts, and indigenous knowledge systems.
- More than 100 million women are associated with Self-Help Groups (SHGs) under the DAY-NRLM.
- The SFURTI Scheme provides infrastructure and skill upgradation to artisan clusters, while the One District One Product (ODOP) initiative promotes region-specific crafts and products.
- TRIFED connects indigenous products made by tribal women artisans with national and international markets through platforms such as Tribes India.
- Kerala's Kudumbashree Network is a successful model of women-led entrepreneurship promoting traditional food products and indigenous crafts.
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