The Jua Kali Department supports and promotes the informal sector, especially artisans and small-scale entrepreneurs in trades like metalwork, carpentry, tailoring, and mechanics. It plays a key role in policy development, skills training, infrastructure provision, market access, financial inclusion, and quality regulation. By empowering low-income earners and connecting informal workers to formal systems, the department fosters innovation, reduces unemployment, and drives inclusive, sustainable economic development.
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