Interview with Pinaki Halder (Landesa)
Landesa helps families in India gain legal control over their land. Supporting women to lead the digital land records documentation
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From Vaaswat Sarkar / Homegrown: Industree Foundation creates an ownership based, creative manufacturing ecosystem for women so that communities can use their traditional skills to develop and sell products that appeal to contemporary markets. Their work has led to increased income security among the women by leveraging their artisanal skills and integrating their products into other business industries.
Read our interview with Neelam Chhibe of Industree Foundation.
Landesa helps families in India gain legal control over their land. Supporting women to lead the digital land records documentation
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