Empowering Women: Adani Foundation's New Centre in MP Spurs Economic Independence
Adani Foundation launches Adani Vikas Kendra in Madhya Pradesh, aiming to empower women through its Swabhimaan programme. Offering 600 sewing machines in a 48,000 sq ft facility, it targets sustainable livelihoods for 1,500 women. This marks the foundation's commitment to women's financial independence and inclusive development.
In Badarwas, Madhya Pradesh, the Adani Foundation's new initiative is paving the way for economic empowerment among women. The Adani Vikas Kendra, situated in Shivpuri district, offers structured work opportunities through the Swabhimaan programme, poised to connect one million women in India with sustainable livelihoods.
Operational in a 48,000-square-foot space, the Kendra is equipped with 600 sewing machines, providing both training and production facilities. It promises to support around 1,500 women as they transition to stable income ventures, cultivating self-reliance and community upliftment.
Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia emphasized the transformative aspirations of the project during its inauguration. The initiative seeks to improve household income and reduce migration dependence, reflecting Adani Foundation's commitment to empowering women and celebrating its three decades of inclusive development efforts. Dr. Abhishek Lakhtakia highlighted that this approach enables women to achieve financial independence and stronger societal roles.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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