For young adults in rural India who need jobs, exploring possibilities beyond their local community can be daunting. Some rural youth have not interacted with people outside their village, and may not know experienced professionals who can answer their questions about certain types of jobs. Whether in their villages or if they move to cities, …
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To reduce rural unemployment and teach people job skills, DIF’s flagship program Rozgar Dhaba shares videos of popular income-producing tasks.
DIF is helping people in rural India access ID documents and government assistance schemes. With these, they can open bank accounts, build up their small businesses, and escape poverty.
Young people in rural India desperately need work–which makes them vulnerable to employment scams in far-away cities.
Development Innovation Foundation (DIF) works in India’s poorest areas to improve girls’ education, link workers with safe jobs, prevent unsafe migration, and help vulnerable people access government assistance/welfare schemes.
Migrant workers, construction workers, street vendors and gig workers in India live on the very edge of financial security. In many cases, they are entitled to access certain benefits, but need a card to get started. In the city of Bangalore, DIF’s Rozgar Dhaba team is raising awareness among street vendors about different social security …
