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Handicrafts are special artworks that represent a country's culture and traditions. They are made by skilled artisans and are important for the economy and heritage. To help these crafts thrive, both the government and other groups that aren't part of the government (non-government organizations) work to promote them. They organize events and activities to show people how amazing these crafts are, which helps artisans earn money and keeps their traditions alive. It's really important to know if these promotional efforts are actually helping the artisans. Do the artisans feel that these activities are making more people interested in their crafts? Do they think these efforts are helping them earn a better living and keeping their traditions alive? This research is all about finding out what the artisans think. This research will look into what artisans think about the things that the government and non-government organizations do to promote their crafts. By understanding the artisans' thoughts, we want to learn more about what is working well and what could be better. The goal is to make sure that the artisans are happy with the promotional activities, and that these activities help them in their lives and careers.