Access Livelihoods

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Access Livelihoods (AL) is a group of Hyderabad-based social enterprises that work with marginalised communities to reimagine their livelihoods. Established in 2005, AL is an AIM-NITI Aayog recognised Established Incubation Centre, primarily working on incubating women-owned producer enterprises across primary sectors to create equitable and lasting livelihood opportunities.

AL offers end-to-end support to the marginalised communities, including pre-incubation, incubation, and acceleration support. A team of passionate individuals, who have graduated from some of India's best institutions and chosen the road less travelled, delivers these professional services. AL catalyses economic empowerment through;

1. A commitment to focus on human beings, not just the sectors
2. A desire to reimagine livelihoods with modern approaches, and
3. A bias to design effective, long-term solutions.

AL partners with more than 65,000 marginalised producers, including small and marginal farmers, weavers, tribal, and small livestock holders. AL has incubated 54 producer enterprises in five states - Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Odisha, and Telangana. Presently, AL is incubating 17 producer enterprises with a total membership base of 17,389 producers.

The 17 producer enterprises have a collective share capital of ₹1.94 crores as of 2019-20 and have generated a revenue of ₹7.87 crores in the last financial year. Over the previous 5 years of their business operations, AL has supported the producer enterprises in achieving output marketing of ₹45.17 crores and mobilised funds worth ₹56.20 crores.

To support women in an integrated manner, AL has grown to seven entities;

1. Access Livelihoods Consulting India Limited
2. Access Livelihoods Foundation
3. Access Livelihoods Development Finance
4. Access Artisans' Livelihoods Services – Chitrika
5. Access Livelihoods Learning Foundation
6. Access Livelihoods Marketing Services
7. Access Livelihoods International Foundation

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consulting, training, capacilty building, livelihoods, social enterprise, entrepreneurship, ict for livelihoods, dairy farming, displaced communities, tribal women, small, marginal farmers, artisan, weavers, livestock holders, fisherfolks, forest produce gatherers, wage labors, migrant labors, micro, small entrepreneurs, urban marginalized

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