This project aims to empower individuals through self-employment opportunities, fostering economic independence. From rickshaw pullers to vegetable sellers and small grocery shop owners, this project sustains livelihoods and strengthens community resilience. Join us in creating sustainable livelihoods and empowering individuals for a brighter future.

Project Livelihood is dedicated to empowering individuals through self-employment opportunities and fostering economic independence and resilience within our community. From providing efficient transport solutions with e-rickshaws to supporting vegetable sellers and small grocery shop owners, this project not only sustains livelihoods but also strengthens community resilience. Our total goal of INR 2,80,000 will support the establishment and growth of small businesses, including small grocery shops, vegetable sellers, and e-rickshaw services. Join us in creating sustainable livelihoods and empowering individuals for a brighter future.

Project Rozgar: Empowering Individuals and Boosting the Economy

Project Rozgar is a dynamic initiative launched by the Association for Progressive Society (APS) to create employment opportunities at an individual level. This project aims to empower individuals, thereby contributing positively to the nation's economic growth through APS's dedicated efforts.

How Project Rozgar Works

Local Engagement through Unit Management Committees (UMCs)

APS establishes Unit Management Committees (UMCs) at the local level to manage and process requests for employment assistance. Individuals seeking support submit their requests to these committees. The nature of requests varies widely – some individuals might need a cart to start a vegetable or fruit business, others might seek assistance to open a grocery store or set up a tea stall.

Verification and Funding Process

Once a request is received, the UMC verifies the details and forwards them to the APS Working Committee. This includes an assessment of whether sufficient funds are available for the project. The Working Committee reviews the budget and, if the necessary funds are available, approves the request. The beneficiary is then required to fill out a form, and the approved amount is directly transferred to their account.

Ongoing Support and Training

Following the financial assistance, APS assigns a team to provide follow-up support to ensure the success of the new business. If the beneficiary requires additional training to enhance their business skills, APS arranges for this training to help make the business profitable. The APS team continuously monitors the business’s progress, focusing on profits and sales.

Inspiring Success Stories

To encourage and motivate others, APS publishes the success stories of beneficiaries on its website. These stories serve as an inspiration, showing how individual efforts, supported by Project Rozgar, can lead to successful businesses and a stronger economy.

Project Rozgar exemplifies how strategic support at the grassroots level can empower individuals and create a ripple effect of economic improvement across the nation.