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Panaji: Women must start their own enterprise for their livelihood security, said Aruna Wagh, regional director, National Board for Workers Education and Development. She was speaking at the two-day training programme on jackfruit processing organised by the ICAR–Central Coastal Agricultural Research Institute (CCARI).
ICAR–Krishi Vigyan Kendra, North Goa and ICAR–CCARI had organised the training in collaboration with National Board for Women Education and Development under the Union ministry of labour and employment.
Hands-on training was imparted in which preparation of different value-added products like jackfruit pickle, chips, halwa, papad, and kababs were demonstrated to 25 women participants at the training programme.
The women participants were also motivated to establish start-ups in jackfruit processing. ICAR-CCARI senior scientist, HRC Prabhu, urged the participants to take the benefit of different programmes of KVK and state government schemes.
ICAR–Krishi Vigyan Kendra, North Goa and ICAR–CCARI had organised the training in collaboration with National Board for Women Education and Development under the Union ministry of labour and employment.
Hands-on training was imparted in which preparation of different value-added products like jackfruit pickle, chips, halwa, papad, and kababs were demonstrated to 25 women participants at the training programme.
The women participants were also motivated to establish start-ups in jackfruit processing. ICAR-CCARI senior scientist, HRC Prabhu, urged the participants to take the benefit of different programmes of KVK and state government schemes.
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