Clusters and Enterprise
Craft Enterprise Development
From individual production to registered, financed, artisan owned enterprise.
Individual production carries a ceiling. One artisan, one output, one buyer, no capital, no cushion against a bad season. An enterprise breaks the ceiling by pooling production, sharing overheads and holding a market position no single household reaches.
What we do
- 01 Enterprise identification
- 02 Business model development
- 03 Entrepreneur selection
- 04 Producer group formation
- 05 Self Help Group enterprise development
- 06 Cooperative development
- 07 Producer company development
- 08 MSME registration support
- 09 Business and financial planning
- 10 Working capital assessment
- 11 Access to government schemes
- 12 Bank linkage
- 13 Investment readiness
- 14 Business mentoring
- 15 Growth planning
Where we focus
Women artisans, young entrepreneurs, tribal communities, and emerging craft enterprises receive particular attention, because these groups hold the skill and rarely hold the ownership.
The outcome
A producer group with an order book, a bank account and a costing sheet that outlives any project period.