The participants shared their experiences and highlighted the challenges faced by housewives in running their households, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic, as they now seek new employment opportunities to cope with rising inflation.
They suggested that the government provide essential training and support in branding, marketing, and financial knowledge to help housewives embark on their entrepreneurial journeys.
They also expressed how challenging it has become for women to sustain their households amid increasing inflation.
Atishi drew parallels with the Business Blasters programme, which instilled confidence in Delhigovernment school children, and expressed her commitment to “instill similar confidence in thousands of women inDelhi, transforming their lives by fostering financial independence”.
Atishi also acknowledged the effectiveness of the research conducted by experts and the field experience of Anganwadi workers, stating that they would play a crucial role in designing programmes and policies related to women’sentrepreneurship.
–IANSatk/arm