In today's context, bags are necessary whenever we go for shopping, or for outing. Bags have become a compulsion whether it is a plastic bag, a clothes bag or a leather bag. But the problem with these bags are: Non degradable, shorter lifespan, petroleum products and chemicals, and animal hunting. The possible solutions for these problems are: no use of plastics, durable, toxic chemical free and zero harm to animals. Jute bags possess all these qualities. Jute is a natural fiber which have high tensile strength, high luster, bio degradable, long staple length, strong fiber.

 So, we decided to approach a project called Jute Embroidery and present in the Oncampus program of Hult Prize Paklihawa. For the presentation we had to prepare a presentation slide including whole details about our startup; including the problems, solution, our concepts, work plan, financial estimates and business canvas model. Further, we have created a prototype of handmade jute bags (Knitted) for which everyone appreciated.

My team include two more members: Smriti Rana Magar and Khusbu Adhikari. Our concept of the project is to replace the use of plastic bags and make it available to every people. With the hardwork of about 1 week, our project was able to won second prize.