SEWA is the single largest Central Trade Union (CTU) registered on 12th April, 1972 with a membership of over 2.5 million (2023) poor, self-employed women workers from the informal economy across 18 States in India. The main goal is to organise women workers for full employment and self-reliance; with the vision and mission to eradicate poverty and provide economic freedom to women workers through the four pillars of organising, capacity building, social security and building their own enterprises.
SEWA is the single largest Central Trade Union (CTU) registered on 12th April, 1972 with a membership of over 2.5 million (2023) poor, self-employed women workers from the informal economy across 18 States in India. The main goal is to organise women workers for full employment and self-reliance; with the vision and mission to eradicate poverty and provide economic freedom to women workers through the four pillars of organising, capacity building, social security and building their own enterprises.
SEWA is the single largest Central Trade Union (CTU) registered on 12th April, 1972 with a membership of over 2.5 million (2023) poor, self-employed women workers from the informal economy across 18 States in India. The main goal is to organise women workers for full employment and self-reliance; with the vision and mission to eradicate poverty and provide economic freedom to women workers through the four pillars of organising, capacity building, social security and building their own enterprises.
