Swiggy and Department of Women and Child Development GNCTD partner to empower women across Self-Help Groups

New Delhi, Mar 18: Swiggy and Department of Women and Child Development (DWCD), The Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (GNCTD) have announced a strategic partnership to foster socio-economic independence among women in the NCT of Delhi. As a part of the partnership, Swiggy and DWCD will aim to integrate members of SHGs into the gig economy as Swiggy’s delivery partners, thereby providing them with flexible earning opportunities. By combining DWCD’s grassroots reach with Swiggy’s technological infrastructure, the partnership aims to create a scalable model for urban female livelihood opportunities.

Swiggy and Department of Women and Child Development GNCTD partner to empower women across Self-Help Groups

 Dr. Rashmi Singh, IAS, Secretary, Women and Child Development, The Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, said

“The Department of Women and Child Development looks forward to an active collaboration with Swiggy to further the cause of empowering women in the NCT of Delhi by offering flexible earning opportunities. This partnership will enable us to enhance financial autonomy for women connected with Anganwadi hub centres spread in different parts of Delhi besides other women connected with the Department.”

Neha Singhvi, Vice President- Corporate Affairs, Swiggy further shared

“This partnership with the Department of Women and Child Development is a meaningful step towards expanding livelihood opportunities for women from Self-Help Groups, enabling them to access flexible, dignified earning avenues through our platform. At Swiggy, we have consistently invested in building a more inclusive ecosystem, through initiatives focused on increasing women’s participation in the delivery workforce, including targeted onboarding efforts, building safer and more enabling on-ground conditions and designing systems tailored to their needs. This collaboration will not only unlock new income streams but support greater economic independence and participation of women in the workforce. We look forward to working closely with DWCD.”

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