PRESENTATION

on

MSME- SCHEMES
Website - www.msmedijaipur.gov.in
E Mail- dcdi-jaipur@dcmsme.gov.in

MSME-DI, JAIPUR is the field Office of

Ministry of MSME, in the state of Rajasthan
for promotion and development of Micro,
Small & Medium Enterprises by extending
various

policy

promotion

measures,

programmes and schemes formulated by

the Ministry.
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Major Services Provided

Consultancy
Economic Information
Entrepreneurship Development
Marketing Assistance
Technology & Quality Upgradation

Consultancy

Management Consultancy

Technical Consultancy

Management Trainings

Product Selection

Seminars & Workshops

Project Report

Feasibility Studies

Selection of Raw Material

Guidance for Improvement of

Selection of Machinery

Management Capability

Selection of Technology

Entrepreneurship & Skill Development Programmes include

Motivation & Guidance
Product selection
Training Programmes & Campaigns

Skill development Training on Specific Products

Computer Based Training Programmes

Special Programmes for Women & Economically /
Socially Backward Class

Economic Information Services

Industrial Potential Survey

Feasibility Report

Industrial Profile of State & Districts

Collection & Dissemination of

Statistics of MSMEs

Advice on policy issues

Marketing Assistance

Buyer Seller Meets

Vendor Development Programmes

Exhibitions

Seminars

Ancillary Development

Registration under Sub-Contract Exchange

Participation in International Trade Fairs

Special Global Vendor Development Programme

Market Development Assistance

Technology & Quality Upgradation

Workshops, Training Programmes & Guidance for Upgradation of
Technology
Pollution Control & ODS Phase Out.
Meetings with Foreign Delegations for Technology Transfer
Programmes on ISO 9000 & TQM, Standardization etc
Guidance on Incentives

Assistance for Export Promotion

Export Market Information
Export Management Programmes
Packaging for Export Trainings

Common Facility Services

Workshop Facilities
Services for Industrial Designing
Product Development
Free Library Facility

MSME
SCHEMES

PUBLIC PROCUREMENT POLICY FOR

MSEs

Overall Procurement goal for every Central Ministry/

Department / PSU for minimum 20% of the Total Annual
Purchases of Products or Services produced / rendered by
MSEs in a period of 3 years from 1.4.2012, thereafter it will be
made mandatory. Goal set up & Achievement made will
required to be shown in Annual Reports.
Non-conforming Department will be required to provide reasons
to Review Committee set up under policy.
A sub-target of 4%(i.e.20% out of 20%) earmarked for
procurement from MSEs owned by SC/ST entrepreneurs
In the event of failure of such MSEs to participate in Tender
Process/meet the Tender Requirement, 4% sub-target will be
given to other MSEs.

PUBLIC PROCUREMENT POLICY FOR MSEs

Participating MSEs in tender quoting price within the
band of L1+15% may also be allowed to supply a portion
of the requirement (20% of the total tendered value) by
bringing down their price to L1 price (in a situation
where L1 price is from someone other than an MSE).
In case of more than one such MSE,the supply will be
shared equally.
A Grievance Cell would be setup in the ministry of MSME
for redressing the grievance of MSEs in govt
procurement

PUBLIC PROCUREMENT POLICY FOR MSEs

Defense Armament imports will not be included in computing the
20% goal for M/o Defence.
In addition , Defence Equipments like Weapon System, missiles,
etc will remain out of purview of such policy of reservation.
Procurement for 358 reserved items will remain continue to procure
from MSEs which have been reserved for exclusive purchase
from them.
A committee has been set up under chairmanship of
Secretary(MSME),to review the list of reserved items and for
monitoring & review of Policy

ISO-9001/14001
Reimbursement Scheme
One time reimbursement of following
expenses :1. Certification charges(Registration,
Auditing &Certification Charges)
2. Consultancy Charges
3. Calibration Charges
4. Training charges

ISO-9001/14001 Reimbursement Scheme

Certificate issued by the Certification bodies
which has been approved by QCI & accredited
by NABCB are considered for reimbursement
Consultancy provided by the NRBPT
approved consultants are considered
Unit should have DIC issued EM Pt. 2 Ack.
Copy.

ISO-9001/14001 Reimbursement Scheme

Reimbursement upto 75000/- thousand could be given
to a MSE.
For calculation of reimbursement amount, actual
charges of certification are considered and upto 30000/are considered for consultancy calibration & training
Affidavit, undertaking, CA certificate, receipt &
invoices of payments, pre-receipts are required to be
submitted for reimbursement.

CREDIT LINKED CAPITAL SUBSIDY

SCHEME (CLCSS)
15% upfront Capital Subsidy ( Max Rs. 15 lacs)
on the institutional finance for the cost of eligible
investment in plant & machinery by MSEs subject
to ceiling of 100 lacs in proven technologies for
the eligible term loan sanctioned by PLIs (Nodal
Banks or Agencies) on or after 29-9-2005.
Eligible borrowings: new/existing for updating
technologies
Aims at facilitating technology upgradation
To intact improved technologies in the specified
sub sectors
No. of Subsectors covered 49

CLCSS
In calculating the value of plant & machinery, the
cost of following items shall be excluded, namely: Equipments such as tools, jigs,dies, moulds and spare
parts.
Installation of plant and machinery.
R&D and Pollution Control equipments.
Genset Transformers, Fire fighting equipments
Bank & Service charges
Cables, wiring, bus bas, elect control panels,, OCB ,
MCB (not mounted on machine)
Transportation charges
Technical know-how charges
Shipping custom clearance charges & Sales Tax.

CLCSS -ELIGIBILITY
Capital subsidy under the scheme is available for
such projects where term loan has been sanctioned
by eligible PLIs/Nodal Bank/Agencies.
Machines purchased under the Hire Purchase
scheme of NSIC are also eligible for subsidy.
The admissible capital subsidy w.r.t. the purchase
price of plant and machinery instead of the term loan
disbursed to the beneficiaries unit.
Upgradation with second hand machinery would
not be considered.

CLCSS -ELIGIBILITY
Imported Plant & Machinery are eligible under the scheme.
The existing MSEs having EM/ SSI Regn No. which
ungrade their plant & machinery with state of the art
technology with or without expansion are eligible.
New MSEs having EM/SSI Regn. No. with DIC and have
set up their facilities.
Replacement of existing equipment/technology with the
same equipment/technology will not qualify for subsidy.
Units graduating from small to medium scale on account of
sanction of additional loan under CLCSS were also eligible
for assistance.

ELIGIBLE PRIME LANDINT INSTITUTIONS

All Scheduled Commercial Banks
All Scheduled Co-operative Banks
Regional Rural Bank
State Financial Corporation
Who have entered in a general agreement with
SIDBI or NABARD or both.

BANKS / NODAL AGENCIES

SIDBI
NABARD
State Bank of India
Canara Bank
Bank of Baroda
Punjab National Bank
Bank of India
Andhra Bank
State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur
Tamilnadu Industrial Investment Corporation.
The National Small Industries Corporation Ltd.
These nodal banks/agencies considers proposal only in respect of Credit
approved by their branches, where as SIDBI and NABARD are acting as
nodal agencies for other eligible PLIs.

CREDIT GUARANTEE FUND TRUST

SCHEME FOR MSEs
OBJECTIVE

- Availability of Bank Credit without

colaterals /3rd Party Guarantee mainly to

support the Ist Generation entrepreneurs for
setting up of MSMEs
ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES- Guarantee for Credit Facilities
available for both term loan and working capital
Scheme extend the facilities for new as well as
existing MSEs including service enterprises
Credit to MSEs upto 100 lakh available

ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES
Guarantee cover available by the trust to the extent
of 75%(85% for loans upto 5 lakhs provided to Micro
Enterprises & 80% for MSEs owned by women) of
the sanctioned amount of credit facility.
One time Guarantee Fee & Annual Service Fee upto
the Credit Facility of Rs. 5.0 lacs-1% and 0.5%
respectively.
Beyond 5.0 lacs and upto 1.0 crore the one time
Guarantee Fee of the Credit Facility Sanctioned and
Annual Service Fee is 1.5% and 0.75% respectively

SCHEME OF INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION- COVERAGE OF THE SCHEME
Deputation of MSE business delegations to other
countries for exploring new areas of technology
infusion /up gradation, facilitating joint ventures,
Promotion of Export, improving market of MSEs
products, foreign collaborations etc. Max. assistance
limited to Rs. 1.5 lac per entrepreneur. Delegation
would comprise of minimum of 5 entrepreneurs.
Participation by Indian MSEs in International
exhibitions/ fairs and buyers-sellers meets. Assistance
limited to 2.40 lac per entrepreneur

COVERAGE OF THE SCHEME

Participation in International Exhibition/trade
fairs held in India Max. GOI assistance
limited to Rs. 5 lac
Holding international conferences and
seminars in India on topics and themes of
interest to the MSEs Max. GOI assistance
limited to Rs. 12 lac

QUANTUM OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

International Events = Rs. 25 lacs per

event
Domestic events = Rs. 12 lacs per event
ELIGIBLE ORGANISATIONS

State/Central Govt. organisations

Industry/Enterprise Associations and
Registered Society/Trusts associated with
the Micro & Small Enterprises (MSEs) .

ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS
The organisation should be suitably registered under
Companies Act, under the societies act etc. with the primary
objective of promotion and development of MSEs .
The organisation must be engaged in such activities for the last
3 years and have a good track record.
The organisation should have regular audited accounts for the
past 3 years.
Events, for which financial support under the scheme is sought must have
significant international participation.

ITEMS OF ELIGIBILITYES
Exhibitions/ Fairs/ Buyers Seller Meets/Business Delegations
Space Rent, Interior decoration, advt. /publicity in local media,
printing of common catalogue, travel & Misc charges +
allowances, Local transport for the goods transported for the
event, freight and insurance charges, secretarial service charges
etc.
Conference / Seminars
Venue charges, Hiring charges, Audio visual equipments, interior
decoration, food & beverages charges, Hotel charges,
communication charges, transportation, publicity/advt. catalogues
etc. independent evaluator and other charges

MSE Cluster Development Programme

Clusters can be defined as sectoral and geographical concentration of
enterprises, in particular Micro, and Small Enterprises (MSE)s, faced with
common opportunities and threats which can:
Give rise to external economies (e.g. specialised suppliers of raw
materials, components and machinery; sector specific skills etc.);

Favour the emergence of specialized technical, administrative

and financial services;

Create a conducive ground for the development of inter-firm

cooperation and specialization as well as of cooperation among
public and private local institutions to promote local production,
innovation and collective learning.

Scope of the scheme

Diagnostic Study
Resourcing of Technology
Facilitating the transfer of technology from producer
to end user.
Setting up of Common Facility Centres(CFCs).
R & D needs
Organising workshops, Seminars, Training and
Study visits for quicker diffusion of technology
across the cluster of small enterprises(Soft
Intervention)

Cost of Project and Govt of India Assistance

Diagnostic Study - Maximum cost Rs. 2.50 lakhs.
Soft interventions - Maximum cost of project Rs. 25.00 lakh, with
GoI contribution of 75% (90% for Special Category States and for
clusters with more than 50% women/micro/village/SC/ST units).
Hard interventions i.e setting up of CFCs maximum eligible
project cost of Rs. 15.00 crore with GoI contribution of 70% (90%
for Special Category States and for clusters with more than 50%
women/micro/village/SC/ST units) .
Infrastructure Development in the new/ existing industrial
estates/areas.
Maximum eligible project cost Rs.10.00 crore, with GoI
contribution of 60% (80% for Special Category States and for
clusters with more than 50% women/micro/SC/ST units)

Participation in International Trade

Fairs/Exhibitions
Scheme open for Micro & Small Enterprises
75% Reimbursement of air fare by economy return
class (100% reimbursement to SC/ST/women
entrepreneurs)
50% subsidy on space rent (100% reimbursement
to SC/ST/women entrepreneurs)
Total subsidy on air fare and space rent restricted to
1.25 lacs per unit
Unit can avail facility only once in a financial year

NATIONAL MANUFACTURING
COMPETITIVENESS PROGRAMME (NMCP)
Formulation of NMCP announced in 2005-06 Budget
It is to support MSMEs and :
Ensure MSME Sector Grows at a Healthy Rate
Draft National Strategy for Manufacturing
10 Schemes drawn up under NMCP
Implementation of Schemes to be in PPP Mode
Programme deals with Firm-Level Competitiveness,
addressing issues of Competitiveness against Global
Challenges
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NATIONAL MANUFACTURING
COMPETITIVENESS PROGRAMME - COMPONENTS
Full Name of the Scheme

Short Name

Marketing Support/Assistance to MSMEs

BAR CODE

Support for Entrepreneurial and Managerial Dev

INCUBATORS

Enabling Manufacturing Sector to be competitive

thru Quality Mgt. Standard & Quality Tech. Tools

QMS/QTT

National Campaign for Investment in Intellectual Property

IPR

National Programme on Application on Lean Mnf.

LEAN

Mini Tool Rooms proposed to be set up by Min. of MSME

MTR

Promotion of ICT in Indian Manufacturing Sector

ICT

Technology & Quality Upgradation Support

TECH UP

Design Clinic Scheme for design expertise to Mnf. sector

DESIGN

Marketing Assistance/SMEs and Technology Upgradation

Activities - Ministry of SSI in co-operation with TIFAC/CSIR
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MARKETING

BAR CODE
Being used worldwide as part of Product Packages, as price tags, cartoon
lables on invoices, credit cards
When read by scanners, a weath of data is made available at users
It becomes unique and universal & can be recognized anywhere in the world &
facilitates

unique

product

identification

through

using

international

symbologies/numbering system
Existing MDA Scheme modified to popularize Bar Coding
Bar Coding an effective Tool to improve marketability
Reimbursement allowed :
One Time Registration Fee
75% of Annual Fee for 1st 3 years (Bar Code Certificate)
1400 SMEs to be Benefitted during 11th FY Plan
Need to Ramp-up Scheme in the Context of Retail Revolution / Exports
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INCUBATORS (E & MD)

Objective :
Assist Incubation of Innovative Ideas
Encourage Ideas to Become SMEs
Rs. 80 cr Project for 100 Business Incubators (BIs)
100 BIs to be Located in R&D Institutes @ 25 p.a
Govt. Grant (Max. 85%) = Rs. 4 to 8 lakhs per Idea
Each BI to Assist 10 Ideas / Units
R&D Institutions and BIs to Suggest & Nurture
Can also be Dovetailed with other Schemes
MSME / SIDBI to Tie Up Successes with VC / Angel Funds
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LEAN MANUFACTURING
Lean Manufacturing (LM) is better Production of
Goods by :1. Eliminating Non-value added activities / Wastes
2. using less Inputs to produce same output

Lean helps in reducing mfg. cost through

proper personnel management, better space
utilization, scientific inventory management,
improved process flow, reduced engg. Time etc.
SMEs either dont know or cant afford

LEAN MANUFACTURING
1. Awareness Programme for sensitization GOI
Contribution 0.50 lac.(100%)
2. Thru Mini clusters@ 8-12units per LM Consultant
Govt.: Private Funding
=80:20
GOI cont. Consultant Fee- Rs. 18.80 lakh per Mini Cluster
Industry Associations to execute, thru SPVs
Lead/Locate/Appoint/Pay/Monitor
Industry to Drive & Create Capacities in Private Sector

1S implementation - scrap yard

Before

After

Removed the scrap in scrap yard. &

create the space for die storage

2S implementation - Packing &

dispatch area
Before

After

Packing & dispatch area unwanted

material removed

Shining Example for Shadow Board

Before

After

Design clinics/support
Designs make MSME Products Competitive
Design Input Essential for Survival of MSMEs
Cluster-based DesignClinics Proposed
Suggestions/Specific Packages Required by the cluster for
design intervention
One National Centre with NID
6 Regional Centres and 225 Design Clinics

Design clinics/support Scheme major parts

Design Awareness Through Seminars/ Workshops
GOI cont. 0.60 Lac (100%)/ 3.0 lac (75%)
Design Projects- Financial Asstan to support design work
undertaken by individual MSMEs, (GOI grant upto a
max. of 60% of approved project cost or Rs. 9.0 lakh,
whichever is less, for individual/gp. of not more than 3
MSMEs and Rs. 15 lakh for a gp. of 4 or more MSMEs)
Student Design Project - Design work of final year
U.G./P.G. students by reimbursing 75% of expenses
incurred subject to max. of 1.5 lakh for MSME Project.

Design Clinics Scheme New Products developed by MSMEs

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Improved light
weight pump

Bottle vision
equipment

Visitor
Management
System,

Design Clinics Scheme New Products

(1)
(2)
(3)

Portable Hydraulic
ENT multi scope
Syringe (precision type)

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Design Clinics Scheme (Constraints)

Lack of inclination of Industrial Design professionals

towards MSMEs
MSMEs hesitant to contribute their share
Sector specific design institutes not yet actively
involved
MSMEs still believe in copy paste rather then
innovation

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MARKETING ASSISTANCE AND

TECHNOLOGY UPGRADATION
OBJECTIVE -

To improve the marketing competitiveness of

MSME sector by improving their techniques and technologies
promotion for exports and to provide a check on imports also

Technology Upgradation in Packaging

Skill Upgradation/Development for modern marketing techniques
Competition Studies
New markets through State/District level local Exhibitions/Trade
Fairs
Corporate Governance Practices
Reimbursement to ISO 18000/ISO 22000/ISO 27000 certification

Technology Upgradation in Packaging

Awareness programmes on new packaging concepts & technologiesRs.0.50 lakh (GOI unit::80:20)
Cluster based studies on packaging status & needs for upgradationRs.10 lakh per study
(GOI unit::80:20)
Unit based interventions for specific packaging requirements in cluster
( approx. 20units per cluster)
- Rs.9.0 lakh for a group of 10
units (GOI unit::80:20)
Reimbursement to OHSAS 18000/ ISO 22000/ISO 27000 - Certification
to the extent of 75% of the expenditure subject to a maximum of Rs. 1.00
lakh

 Skill Upgradation / Development For Modern

Marketing techniques Techniques Designing and conducting specific need
based skill development programmes for clusters for
adopting modern marketing techniquesRs.6.0 lakh
per cluster
(GOI unit::80:20)
Competition Studies - Detailed studies on threatened product
groups/clusters bringing out reasons for invasion by outside products
affecting local production and ways & methods to counter theseRs. 12.0 lakh per study (GOI unit::80:20)

The Corporate Governance Practices- GOI assistance will

be in the form of reimbursement upto 50% of the total expenditure
subject to max. Rs. 45,000/- per MSME unit, who would acquire
companys structure by adopting corporate governance practices or
limited liability Partnership (LLP) framework.

New Markets Through State/District level Local

Exhibitions/ Trade Fairs
Pavillion/stall/space charges upto 6.0 sq. mtr.- 50%
cost will be reimbursed
To and fro actual fare by shortest distance/direct train
( limited to AC II tier class) from the nearest railway
station/bus fare to the place of exhibition for one person50% of fare will be reimbursed
For SC/ST/Women/Physically Handicapped
entrepreneurs assistance will be upto 80% for the above
items.
The total reimbursement will be max. Rs. 30,000/- per
unit for the SC/ST/Women/Physically Handicapped
entrepreneurs while for the other units the max. limit will
be Rs. 20,000/-per unit.

Quality Management Standards and

quality technology tools(QMS/QTT)
Benefits
The adoption of these tools will enable
MSEs to achieve efficient use of
resources for improvement in product
quality, reduction in rejection and
rework in the course of manufacturing ,
reduction in building up inventory at
various stages etc.

QMS/QTT
MSEs ISO 9000/14000 Reimbursement Scheme
Successful .QMS:ISO-22000(Food), OHSAS
18000(Health) etc.
QTT: Scheme covers the adoption of proven Tools
like 6-Sigma,5-S,Kaizen,TPM,TQM etc.
Total Project Cost Rs. 50.00 (GOI=80%)

QMS/QTT- Activities to Further Propagate

Quality Management

1. Compulsory Courses in ITIs / Polytechnics

QCI/NPC to prepare Course Curricula
1800 it is / Rs. 4.25 cr p.a. = Rs. 17 cr.
2. Assist International Study Missions
For Detailed study of Best QM Institutions
2 missions/Rs.1 cr p.a.=Rs. 4 cr

QMS/QTT

3. Special Programmes for Threatened

Products
Detailed Analysis of Selected Imports
Leading to Improved Indian Products
2 Sectors/Rs. 0.6 cr p.a. = Rs. 4 cr
4 Implement Quality Mgt Techniques in
Clusters
400 units ( in clusters) to be Studied for QM
Relevant QMS/QTT to be implemented
100 units/Rs. 2.5 cr p.a.=Rs. 10 cr

QMS/QTT

5 QM Awareness Programmes among

MSMEs
400 Programmes in 4 years in Selected
Areas
To Address Both Middle Mgt. & Shop
Floor levels
100 nos. p.a.@Rs.1.25 lakhX4 years
=Rs.5 cr

TECHNOLOGY & QUALITY

UPGRADATION SUPPORT FOR MSMEs
Problem faced by MSME
With limited access to funds, MSMEs are forced
to think short term, make products which need
minimum capital investment and produce them
at a lowest cost.
This approach has brought the Indian MSME
suppliers to the lower end of the global value
chain and they have mostly become
uncompetitive.

Technology and Quality Upgradation Support

(TEQUP)
Objective:
Focuses

on
Certification

Energy

Conservation,

CDM

&

Product

Activities Proposed:
1) Awareness Generation for Energy Efficient Technology
2) Credit Linked subsidy for EET Projects (25 %)
3) Encourage MSMEs through subsidy to acquire National
as well as International Certification of Products
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ENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGY FOR MSME SECTOR

Roller kiln - Morbi ceramic cluster

Boiler - Plywood unit, Ernakulum

Re-cupeater pot furnace

TECHNOLOGY & QUALITY UPGRADATION

Activities

1. Capacity building of MSME clusters for

Energy Efficiency/Clean Development
Mechanism
2. Implementation of Energy Efficient
Technologies and other technologies
mandated as per the global standards in
MSMEs (GOI grant 10 lac 25%).

TECHNOLOGY & QUALITY UPGRADATION

3. Setting up of Carbon Credit Aggregation
Centres (CCA) for introducing and Popularizing
Clean Development Mechanism ( CDM) in
MSME Cluster (Max.GOI grant 15 lac 75%).
4. Encouraging MSMEs to acquire Product
Certification Licenses
(CE/URL/ANSI/ISI/BEE/etc.) from National/
International Bodies. (Reimbursement upto Rs. 1.50 lac for
National/Rs. 2.0 lac for International certification)

Promotion of ICT in MSME sector

The modified ICT Scheme with cloud computing
approach has been concurred by Planning
Commission and Shortly SFC meeting will be
held.
Components of Cloud Computing
Software as Service
Portal as Service
Infrastructure as Service

Advantage of Cloud Computing

Capital Expenditure(CAPEX) is getting

converted into operational expenditure
(OPEX).
Device and Local independent
Centralized meeting system.
Pay as you use model facility
MSMEs does not have to invest in IT
personnel for maintenance purpose.
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PROMOTING ICT IN MSME

Low ICT Usage by SMEs A cause of

concern
ICT Cos. Focusing on SMEs but Slow
Progress
Intensive discussions with Stakeholders
and Major ICT Cos.
Total Project Cost Rs. 100 Cr.
GOI Share Rs. 60 Cr.
Proposal for PPP/Cost-sharing on Most
Activities

SCALING OF SUBSIDY*
Sl. Turn over
No.

Category
Of MSME

1st year
subsidy

2nd year
subsidy

3rd year
subsidy

1.

Below Rs.1.0 cr.

OTNER

85 %

75 %

70 %

2.

Rs. 1.0 cr < up to

Rs. 5.0 cr.

OTNER

75 %

70 %

65 %

3.

Rs. 5.0 cr. And

Above

OTNER

60 %

55 %

50 %

4.

All

85 %

75 %

70 %

85 %

75 %

70 %

5.

All

* Tentative

NER,
Special
states
Women
owned units

FUNDING PATTERN OF MODIFIED ICT

SCHEME* (Rs. In Lac)
Sl.
No.

Activity

Quantity

Rate

Done by

GOI
contr.

Pvt
Contr.

Total

1.

Awareness
Programme and
workshops, etc.

100
NOS.

2.0

MSME-DI Service
Provider, with local
partners, etc.

200

200

2.

Subsidy for
availing Cloud
computing
services

1500
units

3.0

On service usage
model

3375

1125

4500

3.

National Portal
for MSMEs

LS

100

By Outsource Agency

200

200

4.

Impact
Assessment

LS

50

By Outsource Agency

50

50

3825

1125

4950

TOTAL

* Tentative

IPR
Objective of the scheme
- to enhance awareness of MSME about Intellectual Property
Rights (IPRs) to take measure for the protecting their ideas
and business strategies.
- The primary objective of these programmes is to facilitate and
support MSMEs, Industry
- Associations and other concerned stakeholders in raising
awareness on IPR related issues
- in general and more specifically on educating them about the
value and protection of
- IPR and its benefits to the economy
- Most MSMEs unaware of IPR Benefits/Norms

IPR Tools
Trade Secret
Indl. Design
G.I.
Trademark
Patents
Copyrights

FOCUSSED ACTIVITIES
1. 150 Awareness & Sensitization Programmes
2. 30 Pilot studies with Assns./Clusters GOI Cont.- Rs. 2.5
lakh (100%) each for Diagnosis & Actions. To provide

financial assistance to eligible applicants as mentioned in para 4 above to conduct

Pilot Studies to identify the IP needs of the identified MSME clusters/industries and
to recommend measures for further strengthening the IP portfolio.

3. 50 Interactive Seminars/Workshops
To discuss Study Reports and Implementation GOI Cont.- Rs.
2.0 lakh (100%)

4. Short/long Term Training of IPR Cadre for MSMEs

50 ST (2-3 weeks) and 10 LT ( 6 months)
@Rs. 6 lakh (ST) and Rs. 45 lakh (LT) Rs. 7.5 cr.

IPR
5. 40 IP Facilitation Centers on PPP
For handholding SMEs in IPR, on Low Fees
Financial support to IPFC @ Rs. 65 lac (Total
26 cr.)
To assist the MSMEs and other prospective
entrepreneurs to have an access to best
practices for identification, protection and
management of IPR as a business tool.

IPR
6. Financial Assistance for Patents and GIs
(Rs. 10 cr.)
Patent @ Rs. 25000 for Domestic, Rs. 2
lakh for International
GI Regn. - Rs. 1 lakh per case. For
registering under the Geographical Indications of Goods
Act, one time financial support will be limited up to Rs.
1.00 lakh.

IPR
7.Activities with International Agencies
( Rs. 2 cr.)
Best Practices, Capacity Building,
Exchanges
25 nos. Domestic @ Rs. 5
lakh/10International @ Rs. 7.5 lakh

IPR Campaign (Constraints)

1) Lack of Awareness, Knowledge & Expertise
2) Lack of confidence in Enforcement mechanism and
perception of higher cost of Monitoring & litigation.
3) Majority of MSMEs do not have IP Strategy in place.
4) Shortage of Trained Human Resources

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75

IPR Campaign
Total Scheme Budget

GoI contribution

Financial Progress
Till end of 2011-12
:
Budget Outlay (2012-13)
Expenditure (till 12 July,12)

Rs. 55.00 cr.

:

Rs. 50.00 cr.

Rs. 7.64 cr
:
Rs. 5.00 (GoI)
:

Rs. 8.42 cr.

Physical Progress
Assistance for setting up IPFC :
24 (target 40)
Awareness Programme
:
128 (target 150)
Workshops
:
42 (target 50)
Pilot Study
:
02 ( target 30)
Short term training
:
07(target 50)
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