With the support of the ILO, Putuli Kheyang, a cashew producer, now runs a co-operative in a rural area of Bangladesh. She helps women acquire new skills, gain confidence and access to markets more easily. From Between lines and words My name is Putuli Kheyang. I have 57 ns and I am a member of the Kheyang indigenous community. I live in an isolated area of Bandarban, where we have no electricity or mobile telephone network. I have been growing …
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With the support of the ILO, Putuli Kheyang, a cashew producer, now runs a co-operative in a rural area of Bangladesh. She helps women acquire new skills, gain confidence and access to markets more easily. From Between lines and words My name is Putuli Kheyang. I have 57 ns and I am a member of the Kheyang indigenous community. I live in an isolated area of Bandarban, where we have no electricity or mobile telephone network. I have been growing …