By Hillary Adongo from RSS Foundation
Self Help Groups are an integral part in development. They create space for the empowerment and inclusion of the marginalised in the fragmented society. Besides, they are a focal point for economic and financial benefits. Formation of Self Help Groups creates social cohesion and bonding in the community.
There is a need to integrate Self Help Groups in our development work. This includes working through the challenges experienced in the groups to align with the evolving development trends.
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