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Partnerships

Design, technical, enterprise, sustainability and market support delivered inside one structure.

White Lotus Crafts has signed Memoranda of Understanding with the Global Association of MSMEs (GAMSME) and the School of Livelihood and Rural Development (SLRD). The three organisations deliver design, technical, enterprise, sustainability and market support inside one structure.

GAMSME

Ecosystem and market partner

Global Association of MSMEs (GAMSME)

Through GAMSME, artisan enterprises connect with the wider MSME ecosystem.

  • MSME development
  • Entrepreneurship support
  • Business networking
  • Industry connections
  • Institutional linkages
  • Market access
  • Buyer connections
  • Enterprise mentoring
  • National and regional networks
SLRD

Technical Partner

School of Livelihood and Rural Development (SLRD)

SLRD serves as Technical Partner to White Lotus Crafts, bringing more than two decades of field presence across rural enterprise development, sustainability and eco conservation, and livelihood programmes.

  • Artisan cluster development
  • Livelihood planning
  • Baseline assessments
  • Value chain development
  • Capacity building and training
  • Enterprise development
  • Project design and implementation
  • Community mobilisation
  • Institution building
  • Market linkage
  • Monitoring and evaluation
  • Research and documentation
White Lotus Crafts

Design, product and market partner

White Lotus Crafts

Design innovation, product development, branding and buyer connect inside the shared programme structure.

The combined model

A programme runs unbroken from cluster assessment through product development, enterprise strengthening, branding, market access and scale. No handover gaps between agencies, because one structure holds all the stages.

Shilp Udyam Setu

White Lotus Crafts is a partner in Shilp Udyam Setu, the craft and handicraft enterprise programme led by the Global Association of MSMEs (GAMSME) with the School of Livelihood and Rural Development (SLRD).

The programme builds artisan owned enterprises inside clusters, works buyer first rather than scheme first, and converges existing central and state instruments instead of asking for a new scheme.

Partner with us

Tell us what your organisation brings and what it needs. We will tell you honestly whether the fit is there.