The scheme aims to provide infrastructure facilities at village level to artisans through Common Facility Centers. Registered Non-Governmental Organizations, cooperative societies and trusts receive financial assistance up to ₹13,00,000/- for building infrastructure, training, equipment, etc.
The scheme aims to provide infrastructure facilities at village level to artisans through Common Facility Centers. Registered Non-Governmental Organizations, cooperative societies and trusts receive financial assistance up to ₹13,00,000/- for building infrastructure, training, equipment, etc.
**Building Infrastructure:** ₹10,00,000/- for Common Facility Center construction including office, godown, work-shed, and electric connection. **Assistance in Training and Design:** ₹70,000/- for capacity building and design development. **Administrative Assistance:** ₹40,000/- for administrative support. **Toolkit Assistance:** ₹1,20,000/- for providing necessary tools and equipment. **Revolving Fund:** ₹50,000/- for working capital support. **Marketing Assistance:** ₹20,000/- for market promotion activities.
Step 1: Online application — step 1
Steps for New Registration
Step 2: Online application — step 2
Step 1: Visit the eKutir portal . In the right pane of the landing page, click "For New Sakhi Mandal / Industrial Cooperative Society / NGO Registration / Khadi Organization - Mandali, Click Here ".
Step 3: Online application — step 3
Step 2: On the registration page, fill in all mandatory fields (marked with an asterisk).
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Step 3: A confirmation pop-up will display the entered name, mobile number, and other details. If all the details are correct, click "Confirm" to proceed. If any information is incorrect, click "Cancel", make the necessary corrections, and then click "Register" again.
Step 5: Online application — step 5
Step 4: Upon successful registration, the User ID and Password will be sent to your registered mobile number via SMS. If an email address has been provided, the credentials will also be sent via email.
Step 6: Online application — step 7
Steps for Login Procedure and User Profile Update
Step 7: Online application — step 8
Step 1: Visit the eKutir portal . In the right pane of the landing page (in the "Login to Portal" section), provide your User ID, Password, and the Captcha Code. Then click "Login".
Step 8: Online application — step 9
Step 2: Upon first login, the user must complete the "User Profile" by providing personal and organisational details. All fields marked with an asterisk are mandatory. Some fields will already be pre-filled based on the information provided during registration.
Step 9: Online application — step 10
*Most of these details can later be updated from the “View Profile” section, except for the fields initially filled during registration.
Step 10: Online application — step 12
Steps for Scheme Application
Step 11: Online application — step 13
Step 1: After logging in and completing the profile, the system displays schemes relevant to the user on the homepage. Click on the name of the scheme that you intend to apply for. You will be redirected to the online application form of the scheme. The application form is divided into multiple tabs.
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Step 2: In the form, fill in all the mandatory fields and upload all the mandatory documents in the specified format and size. For each uploaded document, the corresponding document number must be entered wherever required. Click the “Save & Next” button to proceed to the subsequent tabs.
Step 13: Online application — step 15
Step 3: Carefully review all the information provided and the documents uploaded. Make any necessary corrections. Acknowledge and agree to the terms and conditions, declaration, and privacy policy (if any) by ticking the designated checkbox.
Step 14: Online application — step 16
Step 4: Clicking “Save & Next” in the last tab of the application form generates an application number, which is displayed on the screen. The applicant must record this number for future reference. If the applicant wishes to print the application, they may click the “Print Application” button.
Step 15: Online application — step 17
*If you do not wish to continue with the application at that point, you may click "Cancel".
Step 16: Online application — step 19
Application Printing and Modification
Step 17: Online application — step 20
If the user wishes to print the application, they may click “Print Application.” If the application has been returned for revision, a “Modify” button will appear. The user can then edit the application and resubmit it.
Step 18: Online application — step 22
Helpdesk/Grievance Redressal
Step 19: Online application — step 23
Call 9909926280 / 9909926180. Connect with the District Industries Centre (DIC) of your district.
Step 20: Online application — step 25
Check Application Status
Step 21: Online application — step 26
Visit the Application Status page Provide the Application Number of the scheme, and your Date of Birth. Then click "View Status".
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