In a an attempt to generate employment and resource of livelihood among urban women, Under Deen Dayal Antyodaya Yojna National Urban Livelihood Mission Scheme (DAY-NULM), the second phase of the 10-day residential training programme for the capacity building of community resource worker of all the municipal bodies of Jharkhand began here on Friday.
The programme was launched by Director, Directorate of Urban Administration, Urban Development and Housing Department, Vijaya Jadhav by lighting the lamp. This training programme is being imparted by experienced Community Resource Persons at Kejriwal Institute of Management in which 125 community resource workers from different municipal bodies of the state are getting training.
While addressing the programme, Jadhav said that the objective of Deen Dayal Antyodaya Yojana National Urban Livelihood Mission is to mobilize women from poor families of urban areas and to do institutional development. "Formation of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) and regional level union is not limited only. But, to open a bank account of a SHG, to get bank credit linkage, to connect with employment and self-employment, to inform people about various schemes of the Government and benefits of the schemes. Getting it delivered is also an important responsibility," she added.
“Under EST and P of Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana National Urban Livelihoods Mission, skill training centers are being operated in different sectors in different bodies of the State. In which 40 per cent training is to be given to such beneficiaries who want to become self-employed after training. The above training program is free of cost. In which proper arrangements for food and accommodation are also made by the Government for the beneficiaries of remote areas,” said Jadhav.