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Clear filtersScheme For Waiver Of Loans To Handloom And Powerloom Sector
This scheme helps weavers, farmers, and self-help groups in Andhra Pradesh who have taken loans from banks. It provides relief by waiving (forgiving) their outstanding loan amounts. The scheme is managed by the Government of Andhra Pradesh and aims to reduce the financial burden on people working in the handloom and powerloom industry.
View Details40% Subsidy On Hank Yarn, Dyes & Chemicals Scheme
This scheme provides a 40% subsidy on hank yarn, dyes, and chemicals to support handloom weavers in Andhra Pradesh. Run by the Department of Handlooms & Textiles, Government of Andhra Pradesh, it helps reduce production costs for weavers. The subsidy is provided as a direct grant from the state government when materials are purchased from approved suppliers like NHDC and APCO.
View DetailsJute Raw Material Bank Scheme
The Jute Raw Material Bank Scheme (JRMB) is a national initiative by the Ministry of Textiles to establish storage and supply centers for raw jute materials across jute-producing regions. These banks are set up in local jute clusters in partnership with experienced agencies that have proper storage and display facilities. The scheme aims to ensure steady supply of quality raw jute to small jute producers, weavers, and small units at reasonable prices.
View DetailsOld Age Pension To Handloom Weavers Under Coop. Fold
This scheme provides monthly pension assistance to elderly handloom weavers who are members of handloom cooperative societies in West Bengal. Run by the MSME and Textiles Department, it aims to support senior weavers with regular financial help during their old age. The pension is specifically designed for weavers working within the cooperative fold to ensure their financial security.
View DetailsVarishtha Bunkar Samman Yojana
Varishtha Bunkar Samman Yojana is a Chhattisgarh state scheme that honors and supports senior weavers in the handloom sector. It provides financial assistance to experienced weavers aged 60 years and above who continue to actively produce cloth. The scheme recognizes the contribution of senior weavers by awarding those who produce the maximum cloth in their district.
View DetailsNational Handicrafts Development Programme: Infrastructure And Technology Support: URBAN HAAT
URBAN HAAT is a government scheme run by the Ministry of Textiles to help handicraft artisans and handloom weavers sell their products directly to customers. The scheme sets up permanent market spaces in towns and cities where artisans can display and sell their goods. This gives craftspeople a wider customer base and better business opportunities without going through middlemen.
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