Saurashtra Aaspass covers the Covid-19 challenge programme by Brihati Foundation as support to MSME and start-ups

COVID-19 Helpline Revised to Support Gujarat Start-ups and MSMEs

Ahmedabad, 24 May: As the impact of the novel coronavirus continues to affect industrial activity, the situation has become increasingly challenging. To reduce the economic damage caused by the pandemic, the Government of India has announced several relief measures. However, many start-ups and MSMEs are still facing difficulties due to the unprecedented circumstances.

To address these issues, TiE Ahmedabad and AIC-GUSEC (Gujarat University Startup and Entrepreneurship Council) have jointly revised the existing COVID-19 Challenge initiative.

The primary objective of this initiative is to provide guidance and support to start-ups and MSMEs so they can overcome the challenges arising from the COVID-19 crisis. The initiative will help entrepreneurs by addressing their business-related concerns, providing expert advice, and connecting them with the right resources.

Under this initiative, experienced industry experts and professionals will offer practical guidance to businesses affected by the pandemic. The program also aims to strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem by helping companies adapt to the changing business environment.

The revised COVID-19 Challenge initiative will remain available throughout this difficult period and continue supporting entrepreneurs as they navigate the ongoing crisis.