Human Resource Development
Project Overview & Training Statistics
Total Programs
40
Sessions Conducted
Beneficiaries
685
People Trained
Trainee Impact
By CategoryYearly Progress & Impact
Trainings vs Beneficiaries
Hands on Training on wool spinning using Table Top Paddle operated Charkha
The hands-on training programme aims to impart practical competencies in wool spinning using the Table Top Paddle Operated Charkha, with a focus on promoting sustainable, and skill-oriented conversion of raw wool into yarn. The programme endeavors to revive traditional spinning practices while reducing drudgery, enhancing self-employment opportunities, and strengthening the rural wool-based economy through effective technology adoption and capacity building.
HRD
N/A
23
Novel design development of wool-based fabrics for better marketing
The workshop aimed to enhance the creative and technical capabilities of participants in developing innovative designs aligned with contemporary market trends and consumer preferences. The programme focused on integrating traditional wool craftsmanship with modern design concepts, colour palettes, textures, and value addition techniques. As an outcome, participants gained practical exposure to design development, improved their understanding of market-driven product diversification, and strengthened their ability to create aesthetically appealing, high-value wool-based fabrics with enhanced market potential.
HRD
N/A
26
Hands on training of wool artisans on warping methodologies
The programme aimed to equip wool artisans with practical knowledge and technical skills in scientific warping methodologies through hands-on training, with the objectives of reducing drudgery, enhancing weaving efficiency, and ensuring uniform yarn tension, proper alignment, consistency, and superior fabric quality. The initiative also sought to minimize defects and material wastage, thereby strengthening the sustainability and market competitiveness of wool-based enterprises.
HRD
N/A
10
Hands on training of wool artisans on warping methodologies
The programme aimed to equip wool artisans with practical knowledge and technical skills in scientific warping methodologies through hands-on training, with the objectives of reducing drudgery, enhancing weaving efficiency, and ensuring uniform yarn tension, proper alignment, consistency, and superior fabric quality. The initiative also sought to minimize defects and material wastage, thereby strengthening the sustainability and market competitiveness of wool-based enterprises.
HRD
N/A
27
Hands on training of wool artisans on warping methodologies
The programme aimed to equip wool artisans with practical knowledge and technical skills in scientific warping methodologies through hands-on training, with the objectives of reducing drudgery, enhancing weaving efficiency, and ensuring uniform yarn tension, proper alignment, consistency, and superior fabric quality. The initiative also sought to minimize defects and material wastage, thereby strengthening the sustainability and market competitiveness of wool-based enterprises.
HRD
N/A
35
Hands on training on wool spinning using Table Top Paddle Operated Charkha for better returns
The hands-on training programme aims to impart practical competencies in wool spinning using the Table Top Paddle Operated Charkha, with a focus on promoting sustainable, and skill-oriented conversion of raw wool into yarn. The programme endeavors to revive traditional spinning practices while reducing drudgery, enhancing self-employment opportunities, and strengthening the rural wool-based economy through effective technology adoption and capacity building.
HRD
N/A
25
Hands on training on wool spinning using Table Top Paddle Operated Charkha for better returns
The hands-on training programme aims to impart practical competencies in wool spinning using the Table Top Paddle Operated Charkha, with a focus on promoting sustainable, and skill-oriented conversion of raw wool into yarn. The programme endeavors to revive traditional spinning practices while reducing drudgery, enhancing self-employment opportunities, and strengthening the rural wool-based economy through effective technology adoption and capacity building
HRD
N/A
37
Development of novel sheep fur-based value-added articles
The workshop aimed to impart practical knowledge and skills to participants in novel design development for the creation of diversified value-added sheep fur articles. The programme focused on skill enhancement in cutting, stitching, aesthetic improvement, durability, functionality, and the application of appropriate finishing techniques aligned with market demand. As an outcome, participants gained hands-on experience in developing a range of fur-based articles, enhanced their technical and entrepreneurial competencies, and strengthened their capacity to produce high-quality, market-oriented products, thereby improving income generation and the sustainability of fur-based enterprises
HRD
N/A
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Hands on training on wool spinning and bobbin making using Table Top Paddle Operated Charkha
The programme aims at imparting practical skills and technical expertise to wool artisans on wool spinning and bobbin making using table-top paddle operated charkhas through hands-on training with an objective to reduce physical drudgery, improve productivity and yarn quality, promote value addition, generate self-employment opportunities, and ensure sustainable and efficient utilization of locally available wool resources, thereby strengthening the rural wool-based livelihood system.
HRD
N/A
5
Hands on training on wool spinning and bobbin making using Table Top Paddle Operated Charkha
The programme aims at imparting practical skills and technical expertise to wool artisans on wool spinning and bobbin making using table-top paddle operated charkhas through hands-on training with an objective to reduce physical drudgery, improve productivity and yarn quality, promote value addition, generate self-employment opportunities, and ensure sustainable and efficient utilization of locally available wool resources, thereby strengthening the rural wool-based livelihood system.
HRD
N/A
5
Leveraging upon wool resource base in J&K through effective processing and marketing
The aim of the programme was to build the capacity of wool growers and Farmer Producer Organization (FPO) members in Jammu & Kashmir by providing hands-on training and scientific know-how in wool processing, value addition, and efficient marketing practices, with the objective of improving wool quality, promoting sustainable livelihoods, and strengthening the regional wool value chain.
HRD
N/A
14
Leveraging upon wool resource base in J&K through effective processing and marketing
The aim of the programme was to build the capacity of wool growers and Farmer Producer Organization (FPO) members in Jammu & Kashmir by providing hands-on training and scientific know-how in wool processing, value addition, and efficient marketing practices, with the objective of improving wool quality, promoting sustainable livelihoods, and strengthening the regional wool value chain.
HRD
N/A
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Leveraging upon wool resource base in J&K through effective processing and marketing
The aim of the programme was to build the capacity of wool growers and Farmer Producer Organization (FPO) members in Jammu & Kashmir by providing hands-on training and scientific know-how in wool processing, value addition, and efficient marketing practices, with the objective of improving wool quality, promoting sustainable livelihoods, and strengthening the regional wool value chain.
HRD
N/A
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Leveraging upon wool resource base in J&K through effective processing and marketing
The aim of the programme was to build the capacity of wool growers and Farmer Producer Organization (FPO) members in Jammu & Kashmir by providing hands-on training and scientific know-how in wool processing, value addition, and efficient marketing practices, with the objective of improving wool quality, promoting sustainable livelihoods, and strengthening the regional wool value chain.
HRD
N/A
7
Leveraging upon wool resource base in J&K through effective processing and marketing
The aim of the programme was to build the capacity of wool growers and Farmer Producer Organization (FPO) members in Jammu & Kashmir by providing hands-on training and scientific know-how in wool processing, value addition, and efficient marketing practices, with the objective of improving wool quality, promoting sustainable livelihoods, and strengthening the regional wool value chain.
HRD
N/A
13
Hands on training on wool spinning using Table Top Paddle Operated Charkha for Realizing better returns.
The hands-on training programme aims to impart practical competencies in wool spinning using the Table Top Paddle Operated Charkha, with a focus on promoting sustainable, and skill-oriented conversion of raw wool into yarn. The programme endeavors to revive traditional spinning practices while reducing drudgery, enhancing self-employment opportunities, and strengthening the rural wool-based economy through effective technology adoption and capacity building.
Human Resource Development
N/A
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Hands on training on wool spinning using Table Top Paddle Operated Charkha for Realizing better returns.
The hands-on training programme aims to impart practical competencies in wool spinning using the Tabletop Paddle Operated Charkha, with a focus on promoting sustainable, and skill-oriented conversion of raw wool into yarn. The programme endeavors to revive traditional spinning practices while reducing drudgery, enhancing self-employment opportunities, and strengthening the rural wool-based economy through effective technology adoption and capacity building.
Human Response Development
N/A
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