Insha-e-Noor volunteers on a house visit at Nizamuddin Basti in Delhi, July 29
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In New Dehli, when most organisations had to tailor their tasks to the unexpected travails of the pandemic, Insha-e-Noor (a women’s business set up to provide livelihood opportunities to women living in the Nizamuddin Basti), established in 2008 and initiated by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, have been using their skills to…
In New Dehli, when most organisations had to tailor their tasks to the unexpected travails of the pandemic, Insha-e-Noor (a women’s business set up to provide livelihood opportunities to women living in the Nizamuddin Basti), established in 2008 and initiated by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, have been using their skills to produce face masks. Over 10,000 masks have been distributed within their community. Associated with close to 100 women from Nizamuddin, the organisation also works indirectly with many others who work at home after learning their skills from the centre.