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Introduction Across the globe, small and unorganized manufacturing clusters contribute significantly to economic growth, employment generation, and industrial supply chains. Despite their massive impact, these clusters often operate in the shadows, without formal recognition or structured support. Many everyday products—whether clothing, textiles, handicrafts, or household goods—are manufactured in such informal setups, yet consumers rarely know their origins. This blog explores the significance of unorganized manufacturing clusters, their contributions, challenges, and opportunities for sustainable growth through better policies and market integration. Understanding Unorganized Manufacturing Clusters Unorganized clusters typically consist of small-scale producers operating in localized industrial hubs, supplying goods to larger retailers, wholesalers, and online platforms. These clusters can be found in various sectors, including textiles, apparel, handicrafts, leather goo...