Krafters actively builds partnerships across the public, private, and development sectors to strengthen its cluster-basedmodel, focusing on the livelihoods, health, protection,digital inclusion, and financial empowerment of home-based workers and Micro & Small Enterprises (MSEs).

We collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders, including:

• Technical and Vocational Training Institutes
For skills enhancement, craft training, and certification aligned with market needs.
• Microfinance and Financial Institutions
To facilitate access to working capital, digital payments, and enterprise formalization for MSEs and home-based producers.
• Business Chambers and Industry Associations
To support market linkages, exhibition participation, B2B networking, and policy engagement.
• Entrepreneurship and MSME Support Platforms
For incubation, mentorship, and business development services targeting emerging and existing small enterprises.
• Technology and Telecom Partners
To enable digital connectivity, e-commerce participation, and app-based enterprise solutions.
• Health and Well-being Service Providers
To promote health awareness, hygiene, and community welfare among artisan clusters.
• Artisan and Craft Cooperatives
For preservation of cultural heritage and strengthening community-based production models.
• Provincial TEVTAs and Government Skill Agencies
To align capacity-building efforts with public sector mandates and national skill development frameworks.
• NGOs and Rural Support Programs (RSPs)
To extend outreach and inclusive service delivery in underserved and remote regions.
• Government Regulators and Policy Institutions
To support the documentation of informal home-based workers and community-based production hubs, and to facilitate formalization and recognition of MSEs within national economic frameworks.

These collaborations enable Krafters to deliver integrated, scalable, and sustainable solutions, helping home-based workers and MSEs transition from the margins of the informal economy to active, empowered participants in the formal market system.