SEWA @ ICT

It has various integrated development programmes and tools to deploy ICT to elevate the knowledge levels of SEWA members who are poor, self-employed r Read moreural women from informal sections. Focuses on the following aspects: • Capacity Building • Livelihood generation and security • Knowledge sharing Works to decrease poverty through various programs, for micro-enterprise development and disaster management. SEWA claims to have more than 100 cooperatives, 3200 producer groups, 6000 savings and credit groups and their 11 district federations with a total membership base of 12,56,944.