FLO Uttarakhand signed a non-financial MoU with the Uttarakhand State Rural Livelihood Mission, Government of Uttarakhand, at the USRLM Office, focusing on driving women empowerment initiatives and sustainable grassroots development across the state. This strategic partnership will provide institutional backing for capacity-building, skill development, and women’s entrepreneurship initiatives throughout Uttarakhand.
By connecting rural women, local artisans, Self-Help Groups (SHGs), and aspiring female business owners with structured support, the collaboration will improve market access, foster vital knowledge sharing, and increase overall economic participation in rural communities. FLO Uttarakhand Chairperson Tripti Behl and Ms. Jharna Kamthan, CEO, USRLM, were present at the MoU signing. Also, this partnership bridged the gap between abstract policy and ground-level execution.
Key Takeaways
FICCI FLO Uttarakhand has signed a Non-Financial MOU with the Uttarakhand State Rural Livelihood Mission (USRLM) on 29th Aug 2026.
This significant collaboration will provide institutional support and facilitation for FLO Uttarakhand initiatives focused on women’s empowerment, entrepreneurship, skill development, capacity building, and sustainable livelihood opportunities across Uttarakhand.
The MOU will help in building stronger linkages with rural women, Self-Help Groups (SHGs), artisans, and aspiring women entrepreneurs, opening avenues for knowledge sharing, skill enhancement, market access, and greater economic participation.
This partnership is yet another step towards FLO’s vision of creating meaningful opportunities and sustainable impact for women across
Outcome
Ultimately, the initiative is designed to increase financial independence and heighten the overall economic participation of women in rural communities, paving the way for scalable, long-term societal impact across the region. The alliance with USRLM marks a key milestone for FICCI FLO in creating long-term, sustainable impacts and opening up practical economic pathways for women in the region.