Tamul Plates

Tamul Plates

Women on Wings Business partner since May 2015

Tamul Plates Marketing Private Limited, a Dhriiti enterprise, promotes non-farm employment opportunities and work with what nature brings for free, year-round: the Tambul (betel nut in Assamese language) or Arecanut palm tree. Tamul Plates produces and markets high-quality, all-natural disposable plates and bowls made from arecanut (palm) tree leaves. With over 100,000 hectares of arecanut currently farmed across Northeast India, tableware production could become a major year-round employer in poor tribal communities across the Northeast.

Enhancing livelihood through producing plates
Women on Wings and Tamul Plates join hands in taking the social enterprise to the next level. At the start of the partnership, Tamul Plates offered employment to 400 women. The joint goal is to grow towards over 3,000 women by 2020.

“Women on Wings has helped to improve the lives of more than 200,000 families in rural India. By sharing knowledge and skills, it enables women to earn their own living. A wonderful example of helping people make a better future for themselves and their communities.”

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands

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