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Centre Share: `50,00,000/- State Share: `5,00,000/- National Handloom Development Programme has been formulated for its implementation during financial year 2021-22 to 2025-26. The scheme will follow need- based approach for integrated and holistic development of handlooms and welfare of handloom weavers. The scheme will support weavers, both within and outside the cooperative fold including Self Help Groups etc. towards raw material, design inputs, technology up-gradation, marketing support through exhibitions, create permanent infrastructure in the form of Urban Haats, marketing complexes etc. The objectives of the scheme are as under:- i. To give equal marketing opportunities including direct linkages domestically and internationally to handloom workers with special focus on talented and uncovered weavers for enhancement of their incomes. ii. To focus on development of pockets at the intersection of handlooms & handicrafts, untouched by commercialization, pockets requiring revival of languishing crafts and having export potential. iii. To reorient IIHTs as handloom and handicraft hubs by collaborating with NIFT, NID & DC (HC). iv. To ensure capacity building of handloom workers and other stakeholders, especially technical, managerial & entrepreneurship skills, exposure to banking & formal sources of finance, laws & legal terminology, export procedures & foreign market trends, digital literacy and e-commerce, etc. v. To ensure preservation and archiving of traditional designs, tribal weaves, languishing weaves, looms etc. vi. To link handlooms with fashion through interface between weavers, professional designers & the industry and tourism through creation of handloom craft villages for according greater visibility and outreach to the sector. Under the scheme, priority would be given for sanctioning of components/projects inter-alia, to the handloom workers in the following areas/cluster: i. Areas having individual weavers who are outside the fold of any formal organization. ii. Handloom clusters having export potential/market potential. iii. Pockets at the intersection between handloom and handicrafts. iv. Handloom Pockets requiring revival of languishing crafts. v. Areas untouched by commercialization such as North East. Funding pattern:- (i) Interventions like Baseline Survey, Diagnostic Study, Formation of Consortium, Awareness Programmes, Product Development, Exposure visit, participation in exhibitions/BSMs/publicity, Documentation of cluster activities, service charges to designated agency, Project Management Cost, Engagement of Textiles Designer, wage compensation to the trainees for skill up-gradation, incentive to IA etc. will be fully funded by GoI, excluding land cost. (ii) Other Interventions benefitting directly individual weavers like Hathkargha Samvardhan Sahayata and lighting units will be funded in the ratio of 90:10 by the GoI : Beneficiary (iii) Individual Workshed-SC/ST/Women/differently-abled – 100% by GoI share. Others – 75% by the GoI: 25% beneficiary (iv) Common Workshed – 90% by the GoI: 10% beneficiary (v) Solar Lighting System for Common Workshed - 90% by the GoI: 10% beneficiary.
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