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WEEMD NowShera

37 women from District Nowshera attended one month vocational training course (Tailoring). The purpose of the vocational training is to build the capacities of rural women in entrepreneurial skills to run micro enterprises. Certificates and tool kits distribution ceremony was organized which was attended by Deputy Commissioner Nowshera and District Social welfare officer. This initiative has been funded by the Government of Australia (DFAT) under the Women Economic Empowerment and Market Development (WEEMD) project, which is implemented by SRSP.
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