The original plan aimed to build financial literacy and improve access to useful financial services.
Programme goal — not a current resultProject Samriddhi · North West Delhi
Skills, savings and support—so women can build stronger livelihoods.
Samriddhi brings together financial learning, self-help groups, business training and continued guidance for women who want to start or strengthen an enterprise.
- Where
- Mangolpuri and Sultanpuri
- Who
- Women from lower-income households
- How
- Skills, groups and enterprise support
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One journey, four kinds of support
A skill can grow when the right support connects around it
Women join Samriddhi at different stages. The programme combines practical learning, group strength and continued guidance so each participant can move forward at a useful pace.
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Understand money and financial services
Sessions cover saving, credit, insurance, government schemes, digital payments and ways to stay safer from digital fraud.
The aim is to make everyday financial choices easier to understand and use.
The original programme blueprint
What Samriddhi set out to do
These targets describe the programme plan. They are shown here as goals—not as completed results.
Goals and progress stay separateA dated evidence snapshot
Progress reported in February 2024
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CWS's published update shows learning, enterprise support and community participation at growing scale. Choose a category to make the figures easier to explore.
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3,067Women reached
Total programme outreach reported by CWS.
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1,713Trained in financial literacy
Learning covered financial services and everyday money matters.
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1,244Trained in entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship learning reported by the programme.
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796In business development training
Participants in business development sessions.
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786Engaged in income-generating work
Women reported as engaged in an income-generating activity.
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590Started or strengthened a business
Women reported to have moved a business forward with Samriddhi support.
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476Received start-up assistance
Women who received practical business start-up support.
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162Self-help groups formed
Groups reported in Mangolpuri and Sultanpuri.
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421Received Aadhaar update support
SHG members supported through a CWS Aadhaar camp.
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486Attended medical check-ups
Women who attended medical check-ups organised by CWS.
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105Received PAN card assistance
Women supported with PAN card access.
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22Life-skills and gender sessions
Capacity-building sessions reported by the programme.
As reported by CWS, February 2024.These are dated programme figures, not live totals.
The strength of growing together
A group can make the next step feel possible
Self-help groups make saving, learning and enterprise-building less isolated. Explore how the different parts can reinforce one another.
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Save regularly
A regular group rhythm helps members practise saving and talk openly about financial needs.
This explains how a group can support participation. It does not claim that every member receives every form of support.
Samriddhi, seen up close
Fifteen moments from the project
Explore official CWS photographs of group learning, practical skills, community activities and enterprise support.
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