1. Sualkuchi Handloom Cluster Support: Assam Aid India focuses on supporting the renowned handloom cluster of Sualkuchi, known as the "Manchester of the East," by providing training programs to enhance skills and techniques among local artisans.
  2. Traditional Weaving Techniques: Artisans in Sualkuchi and other districts of Assam receive training in traditional weaving techniques specific to the region, such as Assam silk weaving, Muga silk weaving, and intricate motifs like the Assamese Gamosa design.
  3. Infrastructure Development: The NGO invests in infrastructure development in rural areas, including Sualkuchi and other handicraft villages, by establishing weaving centers, community workspaces, and facilities for dyeing and finishing processes.
  4. Design Development Workshops: Assam Aid India conducts design development workshops to foster innovation and creativity among artisans, encouraging them to incorporate modern designs and patterns while preserving traditional craftsmanship.
  5. Quality Assurance: Emphasis is placed on quality assurance measures to ensure that handcrafted products meet industry standards for durability, color fastness, and aesthetic appeal, enhancing market competitiveness and customer satisfaction.