Summary
Allam Gowthamy learned the skills, opened a shop, and now teaches many women to weave.
P. Surendran turned coconut leftovers into a natural fertilizer that helps farms.
The government helps with training and small loans for people who want to start coir businesses.
Coir products are strong, reusable and good for the environment.
Women make up most of the workers who turn coconut fibre into useful items.
New ideas are turning old coconut waste into modern packaging and other cool things.
Allam Gowthamy learned the skills, opened a shop, and now teaches many women to weave.
P. Surendran turned coconut leftovers into a natural fertilizer that helps farms.
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