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Clear filtersMukhyamantri Shramik Aujaar Sahayata Yojana
The Mukhyamantri Shramik Aujaar Sahayata Yojana is a Chhattisgarh state scheme run by the Labor Department under the Building and Construction Workers Welfare Board. Launched on October 1, 2010, it provides tool kits to construction workers every year to help them with their work and reduce their financial burden.
View DetailsTool Kit Scheme (P.B.O.C.W.W.B)
The Tool Kit Scheme is a welfare programme run by the Building and Other Construction Workers (BOCW) Welfare Board under Punjab's Department of Labour. It provides financial reimbursement to registered construction workers for purchasing tools and equipment. Workers must have completed training under the Board's Skill Upgradation or Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) schemes to be eligible.
View DetailsSkill Development Assistance (ANBOCWWB)
This scheme provides financial assistance to registered construction workers in Andaman and Nicobar Islands to help them or their children buy tool kits after completing skill training courses. The assistance is given when workers successfully complete vocational training from government-recognized Industrial Training Institutes or Vocational Training Centres. This helps construction workers upgrade their skills and work more effectively.
View DetailsPadhuke Kuteera Scheme Karnataka
The Paduke Kuteera Scheme is a Karnataka state initiative that supports roadside cobblers and footwear artisans by providing them with a ready-made steel kiosk and tools at no cost. The scheme aims to formalize and improve the working conditions of traditional cobblers engaged in shoe repair and footwear production. Each beneficiary receives a steel-made kiosk unit worth ₹1,25,000 along with a complete tool kit and signage board to establish their business.
View DetailsSupply of Tool Kits to their Trained Workers
This scheme provides free tool kits to construction workers in Karnataka who have completed skill upgradation training in trades like masonry, electrical work, and plumbing. It is run by the A.P. Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board to help trained workers set up their own work and earn better livelihoods. The scheme aims to support workers who have invested time in learning new skills by giving them the tools they need to practice their trade.
View DetailsTool Kit Grant for Traditional Handicrafts Experts
This scheme, run by the Kerala government, provides tool kits and grants to traditional handicraft experts to help them improve their productivity and quality of work. It is designed to support OBC craftsmen in traditional handicraft sectors. The scheme aims to increase their income and improve their overall living conditions through better tools and resources.
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