There are proven studies to show that investing in women helps speed up the development of local economies and create more equitable societies. We aspire to train young eligible women to be drivers of four-wheel commercial vehicles, to get them jobs as drivers and in long run facilitate channels to get their own vehicles and there-by be economically independent. Economic empowerment of these women
is very likely to impact their families and possibly many more. Due to economic independence they have more bargaining power at home and hence reduce their vulnerability to domestic violence. These empowered women could be catalyst for change with in their communities. Because they are economically empowered the likely hood of them raising healthier and better educated families is high. Economic independence boosts women’s self-esteem and gives them more mobility and exposes them to new ideas and knowledge
