Supansha Development Foundation provided ₹18,000 in support to a women’s Self-Help Group in Bajag, Dindori, where women from the Baiga community were working to organise their group and develop a market opportunity around maize grown in their own fields.
The support was used for essential office furniture and stationery and for initial petty cash requirements, helping the group establish basic operational arrangements and take forward the process of packing and preparing its farm-grown maize products for market launch.
Financial assistance of ₹18,000 was provided to support the group’s initial requirements.
Support was used for essential office furniture and stationery needed for group operations.
The women planned to pack maize produced through their own agricultural work for market sale.
The support helped the SHG strengthen its collective effort towards a local livelihood opportunity.
The assistance combined basic organisational support with the initial requirements of a women-led livelihood and market initiative.
Supansha Development Foundation supported a women’s SHG in Bajag, Dindori with ₹18,000 towards essential office setup, stationery and initial petty cash requirements, helping the group strengthen its organisation and take forward its plan to pack and market maize produced by its members.
Support is provided to eligible beneficiaries, groups and organisations according to programme criteria and available resources.
