Transforming an environmental nuisance into an economic asset, SEED equipped women with skills to craft utility products from invasive water hyacinth. Training programs covered weaving, processing, and product finishing. The initiative not only generated income at low input costs but also improved the health of aquatic ecosystems. Products created were linked to local exhibitions and green marketplaces, increasing rural artisans visibility and earnings.
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