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Flipkart boosts digital inclusion for Rural women entrepreneurs
The Business Guardian
|February 15, 2025
Flipkart, India's home-grown e-commerce marketplace, is enabling small businesses, rural entrepreneurs, and women-led enterprises to thrive in the digital economy through dedicated interventions.
It has hosted numerous training, capacity-building and onboarding workshops, enabling sellers, entrepreneurs from marginalized sections, areas where digital literacy, e-commerce awareness has been lacking, to ensure market access and linkages leading to livelihood generation.
Flipkart has collaborated with various government bodies, North Eastern Handloom, Handicrafts Development Corporation, National Rural Livelihood Mission, One District One Product initiative, and as partners of the Government of Uttar Pradesh, participated at the Maha Kumbh Mela 2025 to educate and orient sellers under the One District One Product initiative and conducted training sessions for rural entrepreneurs.
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