Dinesh ManjunathDevadiga, Bhatkal , Uttar Kannada, Lavancha Craft Entrepreneur
Dinesh Devadiga, (lavancha
Handicraft Entrepreneur) has received a Navodyami award amount cheque by Jayashree
Deshapande, Deshpande Foundation. Please read about this brief business story. Mr. Dinesh Devadiga
lives in Bhatkal, Uttar Kannada and he is an artisan. He has worked in the handicraft
sector and in private hotels as a waiter. He had a very poor family background
when he was a child, but he was educated. He received good knowledge about the
handicraft sector and he learned how to make decorative products by using Lavancha
roots. He became confident in the Lavancha handicraft business so he thought of
starting his own enterprises.
He has got mentorship from the Navodyami experts for his business development and now per month he earns INR 5, 00,000 and has 40 labours in his Handicraft business. His aim is to reach INR 15, 00,000 turnovers per month by this Aug, 2013.
Dinesh Devadiga, (lavancha
Handicraft Entrepreneur) has received a Navodyami award amount cheque by Jayashree
Deshapande, Deshpande Foundation. Please read about this brief business story. Mr. Dinesh Devadiga
lives in Bhatkal, Uttar Kannada and he is an artisan. He has worked in the handicraft
sector and in private hotels as a waiter. He had a very poor family background
when he was a child, but he was educated. He received good knowledge about the
handicraft sector and he learned how to make decorative products by using Lavancha
roots. He became confident in the Lavancha handicraft business so he thought of
starting his own enterprises.
He started with small investment and got
raw material; He hired laborers and then got more confidence on handicraft
business. He was earning per month INR 1, 00,000 and then he came to Navodyami
program. He applied to get financial support from the Deshpande Foundation and
he completed the Navodyami Training Program. He learned about which market
oriented handicraft products he needed to manufacture and received financial
support from the Navodyami program.
Started
one more lavancha mat manufacturing unit and hired 10 more people for
increasing products. He also received loan form KVG Bank through Deshpande
foundation and installed new technologies in his business.He has got mentorship from the Navodyami experts for his business development and now per month he earns INR 5, 00,000 and has 40 labours in his Handicraft business. His aim is to reach INR 15, 00,000 turnovers per month by this Aug, 2013.
