Co-Manufacturing Facilities

Lowering Barriers to Entry in Manufacturing

Shared Spaces. Scalable Dreams.
COWE’s Co-Manufacturing Facilities offer women entrepreneurs the infrastructure and resources they need to move from home-based production to market-ready manufacturing—without heavy capital investment.

Create. Collaborate. Comply.

Shared industrial-grade production units tailored for small and early-stage women-led businesses. These co-manufacturing hubs are designed for sectors like food processing, apparel, handicrafts, and packaging, offering professional environments that meet hygiene, compliance, and quality standards.

Key Features of the Initiative:

Shared Infrastructure: Access to fully equipped manufacturing spaces with industry-grade tools and machinery.
Hygienic & Standardized Environments: Ensuring compliance with safety and production norms.
Training Support: Guidance on production techniques, quality control, packaging, and scaling operations.
Cluster-Based Collaboration: Opportunities for learning and resource-sharing among entrepreneurs in similar sectors.
Cost Efficiency: Minimized overheads make it easier for women to launch or expand production-based businesses.

Why This Matters:

Breaks Capital Barriers: Offers a solution for those who can’t afford private manufacturing units.
Encourages Formalization: Helps shift women from informal setups to structured, scalable ventures.
Builds Capabilities: Ongoing training and peer interaction fuel innovation and growth.

Grassroots Impact: Drives self-employment and local job creation while fostering entrepreneurship.