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Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PMFME)
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Centre Share: `19,20,00,000/- State Share: `12,80,00,000/- The main objective of the scheme is to enhance the competitiveness of New/existing individual micro-enterprises in the unorganized segment of the food processing industry and promote formalization of the sector as well as to support Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs), Self- Help Groups (SHGs) and Producer’s Cooperatives. The objectives of scheme are to build capability of microenterprises to enable:- a) Increased access to credit by existing micro food processing entrepreneurs, FPOs, Self Help Groups and Co-operatives. b) Integration with organized supply chain by strengthening branding &marketing. c) Support for transition of existing 2,00,000 enterprises into formal framework. d) Increased access to common services like common processing facility, laboratories, storage, packaging, marketing and incubation services. e) Strengthening of institutions, research and training in the food processing sector. f) Increased access for the enterprises, to professional and technical support. The scheme envisages an outlay of ₹10, 000 crore over a period of five plus one years from 2020-21 to 2025-26, and as per the draft EFC note shared by MoFPI, Gol, it is proposed to extend the scheme for an additional five years beyond 2025-26. The expenditure under the scheme would continue to be shared in a 60:40 ratio between the Central and State Governments, in a 90:10 ratio with North-eastern and Himalayan States, 60:40 ratio with UTs with legislature, and 100% by the Centre for other UTs. Strategies of the Department: Under the scheme, following approaches will be adopted:- a) Capacity building and research; b) Conducting capacity building and training for State and District officials; c) Conducting training for District Resource Persons; d) Provide inputs for Branding and Marketing plans being prepared by SNAs; e) Provide mentoring support to District Resource Persons for handholding micro enterprises, preparations of DPRS, etc. f) The District MSME Centres are already implementing the scheme under which 15% SC/ST beneficiaries of the allocated target are granted loan through banks in rural as well as urban areas,
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