As part of Digikala, Wireless for Communities is organising the cluster digitally at local level, while enabling access and exposure to the larger market. This enables weaver groups to share information locally, peer learning, organising meetings, and taking feedback on various issues. Wireless internet empowers not just weavers but the whole community. For example, weavers from Nuapatna applied for Weaver ID cards digitally.

Self-Help groups are an important part of Digikala project. SHGs make it possible for weavers to organise themselves in small groups, contribute their savings to the group. And use the money as capital for collective ventures without getting in to any kind of debt cycle. This empowers them to use their own capital for raw materials, and even to take their products to the market.

Digital design training empowers the community with the power to create their own designs; accurately and allowing much more innovation. Most people associated with weaving can conceive designs, but the skill to draw on paper was confined only to a few. Using a design software, the skill of designing has been democratised and anybody interested can now design. Apart from that, more than 500 designs have been archived which are either new, previously made on paper or from existing products. Going forward, the archive will showcase how designs have evolved over time

Digikala has already helped impart digital literacy to more than 1000 students, both children and adults in Barpali and Nuapatna centres. Digital Literacy has helped the whole community become familiar to computers, internet, social media and basic tools like word and excel. This has worked as the foundation for the community adopting e-commerce and digital designing.

Digikala has taken internet and e-commerce to weavers' doorstep. As a result, the entry barrier for becoming an entrepreneur has been brought down to almost zero. Every weaver can now display and sell their products through online platforms. This coupled with financially self-sustaining Self-Help Groups give them the much needed capital to start their own ventures, and participate in exhibitions on their own.

Handloom tourism is an emerging part of Digikala. The rich art of Ikat weaving, several processes, history, culture and practices will be made available to enthusiasts and interested people to explore the clusters in a wholistic manner.