Training courses offered to empower coconut growers to produce value-added goods

The Myanmar Coconut Grower and Trader Association has announced that training courses on the production of value-added consumer goods derived from coconuts are currently underway in coconut-rich regions such as Rakhine State, Taninthayi Region, Mon State, Ayeyawady Region, and Yangon Region.
General Secretary Daw Hsan Hsan Han of the association mentioned that the trainees are being instructed in producing souvenirs, household utensils, and personal goods to empower local communities to generate income.
She further explained, “There is a local demand for such products, and we are collaborating with relevant government bodies to ensure the sustainability of the business and secure foreign markets.”
The training courses, spanning six days, cover fundamental lessons and are conducted in collaboration with the Myanmar Coconut Grower and Trader Association, the Small-scale Industries Department, and the Myanmar Hoteliers Association. — ASH/NT

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