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Clear filtersCoffee Development Programme in North Eastern Region: Consolidation of Coffee
The Coffee Development Programme in the North Eastern Region is run by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. It helps coffee farmers increase productivity of their existing coffee farms through rejuvenation and improved farming methods. The scheme focuses on gap filling, compost application, proper bush and shade management, and pest and disease control to strengthen coffee cultivation in the North East.
View DetailsNPC Students Internship Program
The NPC Students Internship Program is run by the National Productivity Council under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. It offers internship training to undergraduate and postgraduate students across India. During the internship, students gain practical exposure to real-world productivity improvement projects and initiatives, helping them learn and apply new concepts in industrial settings.
View DetailsStartup India Seed Fund Scheme- For Incubators
The Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS) is a central government program launched by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) in April 2021. It provides financial assistance to eligible startups to help them develop their ideas into working products and services. The scheme supports startups at early stages through funding for proof of concept, prototype development, product trials, market testing, and commercialization.
View DetailsCoffee Development Programme in North Eastern Region: Expansion of Coffee
The Coffee Development Programme in North Eastern Region aims to promote coffee cultivation and afforestation in the north-eastern states of India. Run by the Coffee Board under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, this scheme helps convert Jhum (shifting cultivation) lands into permanent coffee plantations. It supports tribal communities in settling permanently on productive land while developing the coffee industry in the region.
View DetailsMarket Development and Export Promotion : Support to Coffee Curing Units
This scheme is run by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to help coffee producers improve the quality of their coffee. It supports coffee curing units (the places where raw coffee beans are processed and dried) by introducing modern technology and better methods. The goal is to make coffee processing more efficient and add more value to the final product.
View DetailsMarket Development and Export Promotion : Barista Training Programme
The Barista Training Programme is a skill development initiative run by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to train youth and entrepreneurs in coffee preparation and service excellence. It provides practical knowledge in espresso-based beverages, milk steaming, and latte art techniques. This programme aims to create employment opportunities in the growing coffee and hospitality sector across India.
View DetailsCoffee Development Programme in Non-Traditional Areas (NTA) : Support for Coffee Consolidation
The Coffee Development Programme in Non-Traditional Areas (NTA) is run by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. It aims to help coffee growers improve the productivity of their existing coffee farms. The scheme focuses on rejuvenating old coffee plants, filling gaps in plantations, and teaching better farming methods like composting, proper shade management, and pest control.
View DetailsMarket Development and Export Promotion : Participation in Domestic Fairs / Coffee Festivals etc. including support to Roasters & others for participation in the events
This scheme is run by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to help coffee producers, roasters, and businesses grow their market in India. It supports Indian coffee businesses to participate in domestic fairs and coffee festivals across the country. The goal is to help more Indians discover coffee and become regular coffee drinkers instead of occasional ones.
View DetailsCoffee Development Programme in Non-Traditional Areas (NTA) : Support for Mixed Shade Tree saplings
This scheme, run by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, encourages coffee growers in non-traditional areas to plant mixed native and fruit-yielding trees like mango, jack, syzygium, and orange alongside their coffee plants. The trees create natural shade for coffee plants while improving soil fertility and moisture retention. This helps increase coffee productivity and supports sustainable farming practices.
View DetailsDevelopment Support for Coffee in Traditional Areas and Non Tribal growers of Non-Traditional Area : Support for wrapping material for White Stem Borer affected plants
This scheme supports coffee growers affected by White Stem Borer pest infestation by providing subsidized wrapping material for affected plants. Run by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, it aims to help coffee growers in traditional growing areas and non-tribal growers in non-traditional areas adopt pest management technology. The scheme covers 50% of the cost of wrapping material, making it affordable for farmers to protect their coffee plants from this damaging pest.
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