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Experience sustainable tourism initiatives and interact with local women-led enterprises while learning about traditional practices and community development.
Matholi, a village in Uttarakhand, is a model of women-led sustainable development. This program offers participants the opportunity to engage with local women entrepreneurs, learn about sustainable tourism, and contribute to community development initiatives while experiencing the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Participants will stay in local homes and community centers, experiencing authentic village life. Daily reflection sessions will be held to discuss experiences and insights, fostering personal growth and community understanding.
2 weeks before travel
7 Days
Traditional welcome ceremony and introduction to village life. Meeting with women leaders and program orientation.
Visit and learn about women-led businesses and cooperatives. Understand their challenges and success stories.
Experience and learn about community-based tourism initiatives. Participate in local tourism activities.
Learn about traditional crafts, farming methods, and cultural practices. Engage with local artisans and farmers.
Participate in community development projects. Learn about local governance and decision-making processes.
Experience traditional music, dance, and festivals. Learn about local customs and traditions.
Present development proposals to community members. Closing ceremony with cultural performances.
Support and document women-led businesses and cooperatives.
Develop community-based tourism initiatives that benefit local women.
Document and preserve traditional crafts and artistic practices.
Create and implement community development projects.
Document and promote traditional cultural practices.
Join us in Matholi, Uttarakhand, for an inspiring educational journey that celebrates women's leadership and sustainable development. This program offers a unique opportunity to contribute to community development while gaining valuable insights into rural entrepreneurship and cultural heritage.