Economic empowerment stands as a pivotal pillar within the Concerned Citizens of the North-East (CCN) framework, particularly in its impact on women and youths.

Within this framework, we firmly hold the belief that providing crucial support in the form of capital and comprehensive training is essential to enable women and youth to embark on entrepreneurial endeavors, whether it involves launching new ventures or scaling up existing enterprises.

It is widely recognized that trade plays a vital role in propelling the development of any region.

Indeed, the production and exchange of goods and services through Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) form the lifeblood of economic activity, fostering growth and sustainability in communities.