DLP Report
\nPESHAWAR
\nA Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between Krafters, a tech based platform engaged in business establishment & development services for home based workers and IDEA, to collaborate towards empowering youth through development of enterprise and livelihood.
\nThe agreement was signed by Syed Zahid Ali Shah, CEO Kraftes and Ismail Mohammad, Project Manager TREE project of IDEA, an organization that has been working in the development sector for last many years and which encourages development and acceleration of new ideas.
\n\u201cThrough this partnership, Krafters and IDEA will embark on a journey towards sustainable entrepreneurship and youth development under the HUB app-based initiative,\u201d said Syed Zahid Ali Shah
\nHe added that Krafters, which boasts a network of over 9,000 home based workers, has also developed a digital App to guide individuals towards business establishment and business development through skill development, capacity building, startups, and market linkages.
\nUnder the partnership, the beneficiaries of IDEA TREE project will be engaged initially, setting the foundation for sustainable development in diverse sectors, including financial inclusion, digital marketing and entrepreneurship.
\nKey highlights of the training include onboarding of skilled youth onto Hub portal, offering guidance on business registration, financial inclusion, value chains, and market linkages.
\nSpecialized training sessions will be arranged for the first batch of 50 youth, focusing on enterprise development, product innovation, and marketing strategies.
\n\u201cThis partnership marks a significant step towards building resilient businesses and creating brighter futures for youth by offering opportunities and driving transformation,\u201d Zahid Ali Shah emphasized.
\nIt is noteworthy that Krafters has recently extended its outreach to the highly marginalized transgender community by offering training in skill development and digital marketing.
\nThis step toward financial inclusion aims to provide equal opportunities for transgender individuals, enabling them to learn valuable skills such as embroidery, stitching, beautician training, and cooking.
\nAdditionally, transgender trainees will be equipped with e-commerce skills to continue and expand their businesses as home-based workers. The app based initiative of Krafters is a step towards the 5e framework of the government of Pakistan towards empowerment, e-governance and equity.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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