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One of the clearest signs that a livelihood programme is working is when the learning doesn't stop with the person who received the support. It gets shared. Through Saksham, Shahin received livelihood assets, entrepreneurship training, business mentoring and opportunities to access new markets. As her enterprise grew, she began sharing that experience with other women in her community. Today, she leads a self-help group, mentors women in making bags and pouches, and has helped several women begin earning through their own livelihood activities.