As many as 10,543 people secured self-employment and wage-based employment through various projects implemented by the Kudumbashree as part of the second 100-day programme of the State government.
Minister for Local Self-Government M.V. Govindan, who formally announced the completion of the project here on Saturday, said being able to provide more people employment through various projects of the Kudumbashree was an achievement.
The target was to provide 5,000 people self-employment through Kudumbashree’s livelihood projects. Accordingly, 7,865 people were provided self-employment in various sectors such as National Urban Livelihoods Mission (592), Startup Village Entepreneurship Programme (110), microenterprises (5,622), animal husbandry (592), and value-added agri-produce manufacturing enterprises (261).
