Schemes for Handloom and Powerloom Weavers Courtesy.. Ministry of Textiles Govt of India.

Please share this information with our weavers in your respective cities, if possible help them to avail the following:
1.Powerloom Group Insurance Scheme
2.Powerloom Group Workshed Scheme
3.Comprehensive Powerloom Cluster 4.Development Programme
5.Scheme for Upgradation of Plain Powerloom
6.Scheme for Development of Silk Industry
7.Samarth Scheme
8.Scheme For Promoting Agro-textile In Northeastern Region
9.Handicraft Design And Technology Upgradation Scheme
10.Marketing Support and Services and Export Promotion Scheme
11.Handicrafts Research And Development
Comprehensive Handicrafts Cluster Development Programme
13.Direct Benefit to Artisan
14.Handicraft Human Resource Development
Comprehensive Handloom Cluster Development Scheme
15.Yarn Supply Scheme
16.North Eastern Region Textile Promotion Scheme (NERTPS)
17.Amended Technology Upgradations Fund
18.National Handloom Development Programme - Block Level Clusters
19.National Handloom Development Programme - Scholarship/Stipend
20.Carpet Weaving Training Scheme
21.Yarn Bank
22.Common Facility Center
23.Pradhan Mantri Credit Scheme for Powerloom Weavers
25.Solar Energy scheme for Powerlooms
26.Wool Marketing Scheme-Revolving fund
27.Wool Processing Scheme-Distribution of small tools for manufacturing of woollen items
28.Human Resource Development (HRD) And Promotional Activities Scheme- Training
29.Programme in Scientific sheep rearing/ artificial insemination /Manufacturing of woollen items/machine shearing etc.
30.Social Security Scheme for Sheep breeders-Life Insurance of sheep breeder
31.Angora Wool Development Scheme-.Establishment of Mini Angora rabbit Farm
32.Wool Development Scheme (WDS)
33.Reconstruction Plan for Jammu and Kashmir-Shelter shed with guard room, tent, predator proof corral, foundation stock of pashmina goat, design skill and capacity upgradation, revolving fund for pashmina wool
34.Handloom Comprehensive Welfare Scheme(HWCWS).       

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