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Did you know there are about 60 million MSMEs in India? But only a handful really get involved in international research or innovation partnerships? Surprising, right? Especially now, as Indian MSMEs begin to find customers, partners and even competitors in the global market, particularly in the European Union.  So, what’s holding them back? The main problem is access. Finding the right networks, funding and innovation centres isn’t easy for everyone.  Take Aman, for example.

India's government continues to strengthen its commitment to improving financial accessibility for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) through a multifaceted approach that addresses credit constraints and operational challenges. The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises has rolled out several programmes designed to facilitate smoother access to capital, reduce barriers to borrowing, and empower entrepreneurship across diverse sectors of the economy. Credit G

India has introduced a major policy initiative aimed at strengthening the nation’s small and medium enterprises (SMEs), artisans, and...