MCL Signs MoU with Gram-Utthan to Empower Rural Women Through Skill Development
MCL partners with Gram-Utthan to train 50 rural women in advanced sewing skills under the Swabalambi project in Jharsuguda.
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MCL's CSR project Swabalambi aims to uplift rural women with skill development training in Jharsuguda.
Jharsuguda: Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Gram-Utthan to launch the "Swabalambi" project, a significant initiative under its Corporate Social Responsibility efforts aimed at empowering women in rural areas.
As part of the project, 50 rural women from the Ib Valley Area in Jharsuguda district will receive advanced sewing skill development training. This initiative is designed to enhance the socio-economic status of marginalized women by equipping them with practical and income-generating skills.
The collaboration between MCL and Gram-Utthan reflects a strong commitment to creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for women in underserved communities. By focusing on skill development, the Swabalambi project seeks to build self-reliance and promote long-term empowerment among rural women.
MCL officials stated that the initiative not only contributes to individual growth but also plays a crucial role in community development by fostering economic independence and social inclusion.
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