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The Women’s Skills Development Project (WSDP) was established by local female villagers in Nepal to produce its traditional handicrafts with the aim of helping the poor and unfortunate women in the rural villages of Nepal.  They provides free handicraft-related skills training as well as business management, health and English classes so the women could become self-supportive, and even provide a better income for their families.  With only 16 employees in the early 1990’s to over 200 today, WSDP became registered as a local NGO in 1995, is now a member of World Fair Trade Organization – WFTO and the founding member of Fair Trade Group (FTG) Nepal.

WSDP products are hand dyed using natural plant in Nepal by Nepalese women.