Banswara has Bhil tribal heritage plus forest cover. A producer cooperative organising tribal crafts captures heritage premium.
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Banswara district has Bhil tribal heritage plus dense forest cover. A producer cooperative organising tribal women across crafts and forest-produce captures both heritage streams.
Capex of 5-12 lakh covers shared workshop tools, drying area, packaging, and brand support. DCH plus NMPB jointly fund up to 60% capex. Hard parts: ethical tribal engagement, sustainable harvest practices. Start with one stream; broaden in year 2.
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