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For benefit to reach the lowest in the pyramid, good intentions are not enough . The key lies in strengthening the entire supply chain and utilizing technology to connect the grassroots to the global market place!

Eco Tasar has constantly strived to create sustainable income for the lowest level in the livelihood pyramid. Weave a Hope is Eco Tasar’s program to reach out, to develop and strengthen human resources in its value. Objectives of the programme that inculcate a positive social impact on the communities involved, include:

  • Creating awareness about opportunities of employment and livelihood in its value chain
  • Creating opportunities for involvement of women in the value chain as far as possible.
  • Collaborate with NGOs to involve local marginalized communities in its value chain.
  • Imparting knowledge to producers.

In the last decade Eco Tasar’s social program, in collaboration with PRADAN and other NGOs like Grameen Sahara has made a definitive impact in the lives of thousands of village men and womenfolk,  yarn makers, weavers—literally weaving a new tapestry of aspirations and hopes, for a better future.

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Social impact thus far

In the last 8 plus years, Eco Tasar’s operations has made a definitive impact in the lives of the village womenfolk, the yarn makers, weavers etc. A snapshot of the jobs created is below:

Job creation by year

TYPE OF WORKER

No. of workers impacted
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
WEAVERS 64 125 207
DYERS 26 29 95
FINISHERS 15 11 68
MENDERS 19 41 52
TASSELLERS 8 12 19
YARN MAKERS 391 939 1339
STITCHERS 39 24 128
HAND PRINTERS 9 22 6
OFFICE STAFF 19 23 40
TOTAL 590 1226 1954

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Wages disbursed by year

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Eco Tasar is bringing a significant change to lives of thousands of workers since 2011. With over 1.29Cr disbursed in the year 2011-12 we have empowered weavers, dyers, menders, yarn makers and other workers involved in the process of weaving. We have disbursed over 2.13Cr in the year 2012-13 and 4.44Cr in the year 2013-14 to the workers.