Self Employed women association

SEWA

1. Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) OB - 2 Presentation Group Members : - Avinab Kumar ( 11) Vidushi Singh ( 56) Himanshu Kumar (18) Prashant Kumar (32) Guided By : Prof. A . Thakur

2. Introduction SEWA is a “movement” of self-employed women and a largest National Trade Union in India, established by Ms. Ela R. Bhatt in 1972 in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. SEWA is both an organization and a movement. SEWA works in 700 villages, 50 districts, 16 states of India. SEWA’s membership in Gujarat – 5,35,674 Members represent more than 125 different kind of trades. The SEWA approach is to address the needs of the worker as a laborer, as well as a woman.

3. SEWA Goals Self-Reliance - work individually and collectively to achieve economically independent and capable of making their own decisions. Full employment - work security, income security, food security and social security.

4. SEWA's Members

5. Organizational Structure of SEWA SEWA has a two tier system of representation

6. Organization Staffing Level

7. SEWA’s key activities

8. Key To Success

9. Pictures of SEWA workers