Lok Sabha Question No. 313 (STARRED), answered on 2021-12-20
Subject: Women Entrepreneurship
Ministry: SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Asked by: Bhavana Gawali (Patil)

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

## LOK SABHA

## STARRED QUESTION NO. *313 TO BE ANSWERED ON 20.12.2021

## WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP

## †* 313. SHRIMATI BHAVANA PUNDALIKRAO GAWALI:

## Will  the Minister of SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP be pleased to state:

- (a)  the  details  of  the  programmes  launched  by  the  Government  to  promote  women entrepreneurship in Maharashtra;
- (b)  the  details  of  the  schemes/programmes  implemented  in  Yavatmal-Washim  and Osmanabad Parliamentary Constituencies;
- (c) the details of the capacity building programmes started by various Self Help Groups in Yavatmal, Washim and Osmanabad districts; and
- (d)  the  details  of  the  assistance  provided  to  the  Startups  founded  by  women  in Yavatmal-Washim and Osmanabad?

## ANSWER

## MINISTER OF SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP (SHRI DHARMENDRA PRADHAN)

- (a) to (d)        A Statement is laid on the Table of the House.

## Statement referred to in reply to Parts (a) to (d) of Lok Sabha Starred Question No. *313 to be answered on 20.12.2021 asked by Shrimati Bhavana Pundalikrao Gawali regarding 'Women Entrepreneurship'

- (a)         Ministry  of  Skill  Development  and  Entrepreneurship  (MSDE)  is  implementing various programmes to encourage women entrepreneurship in the country including the State of Maharashtra as mentioned below:-
- (i)          Pilot  project,  'Economic  Empowerment of Women Entrepreneurs and Startups by Women (WEE)' is being implemented in collaboration with Deutsche Gesellschaftfür Internationale  Zusammenarbeit  (GIZ)  Germany  to  pilot  incubation  and  acceleration programmes for women micro  entrepreneurs,  enabling  them  to  start  new  businesses and  scale  up  existing  enterprises  in  Maharashtra  and  other  States,  viz.Rajasthan, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh and North Eastern region of the country. Number of women entrepreneurs as part of the incubation and acceleration support programmes in (cohort 1) in Maharashtra is 120, in the districts of Pune, Chiplun and Satara.
- (ii)        Pilot Project on Entrepreneurship Development (PM YUVA) has been launched in  November,  2019  for  creating  an  enabling  ecosystem  through  entrepreneurship education,  training,  advocacy  and  easy  access  to  entrepreneurship  network,  for students  and  alumni  of  skill  training  institutes  viz.   Industrial  Training  Institutes  (ITIs), Polytechnics,  Pradhan  Mantri  Kaushal  Kendra  (PMKK)  and  Jan  Shikshan  Sansthan (JSS). The scheme covers 10 States including Maharashtra and 2 Union Territories. In Maharashtra, the project is being implemented in Nagpur, Pune, Mumbai City (Dharavi), Thane (Bhiwandi), Gondia and Bhandara districts. A total of 135 new enterprises have been started by women and 59 enterprises have been scaled up under the project, in Maharashtra.
- (iii)         Entrepreneurship  Promotion  and  Mentoring  of  Micro  and  Small  Businesses  in Six  Holy  Cities:  The  project  seeks  to  catalyse  local  entrepreneurial  activities  through involvement of potential and existing entrepreneurs, through entrepreneurship awareness,  education  and  mentoring  in  Pandharpur,  Puri,  Varanasi,  Haridwar,  Kollur and  Bodh  Gaya.   As  on  date,  the  number  of  beneficiaries  reached  through  the  pilot project in Pandharpur is 1,270 out of which 850 are women.
- (iv)       Apart from above, in order to enhance the employability of female workers, the Government  is  providing  training  to  them  through  a  network  of  Women  Industrial Training  Institutes,  National  Skill  Training  Institutes,  PMKVY  Centers  and  Pradhan Mantri Kaushal  Kendras.

The details of major programmes/schemes of other Ministries of Central Government for development of entrepreneurship among women are at Annexure-I.

- (b)         The  Schemes/programmes  mentioned  in  part(a)  except  the  pilot  projects  are being  implemented  across  the  country  including  the  Parliamentary  constituencies  of Yavatmal, Washim and Osmanabad.
- (c) Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NRLM) is being implemented since 2011 in a mission mode with the objective of organizing the rural  poor  women  into  Self  Help  Groups  (SHGs),  and  continuously  nurturing  and

supporting  them  to  take  economic  activities  till  they  attain  appreciable  increase  in income  over  a  period  of  time  to  improve  their  quality  of  life  and  come  out  of  abject poverty. The programme aims to ensure that at least one woman member from each rural poor household (about 9 crore) is brought into women SHGs and their federations within a definite time frame. Since 2013-14 women SHGs have cumulatively leveraged a credit of Rs.3.56 Lakh Crores from Banks to take up income generating activities. The details  of  progress  under  NRLM  in  the  three  districts  of  Yavatmal,  Washim  and Osmanabad are at Annexure-II .

(d) The  number  of  Startups  recognized  by  Ministry  of  Commerce  and  Industry, Department for  Promotion  of  industry  and  Internal  Trade  (DPIIT)  from  the  districts  of Yavatmal, Washim and Osmanabad are listed below:

| District   |   Number of Startups |
|------------|----------------------|
| Yavatmal   |                   17 |
| Washim     |                    5 |
| Osmanabad  |                   10 |

These  startups  are  eligible  to  apply  for  programs  and  benefits  under  Startup  India Initiative.

## Annexure-I  referred  in  reply  to  Lok  Sabha  Starred  Question  No.  *313  to  be answered on 20.12.2021 regarding 'Women Entrepreneurship'

The  details  of  major  programmes/schemes  of  other  Ministries  for  development  of entrepreneurship among women

1. Startup Village Entrepreneurship Programme (SVEP): Start-up Village Entrepreneurship Programme (SVEP), the sub-scheme under Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihood Mission (DAY-NRLM) implemented by Ministry of Rural Development, has the objective of helping Self Help Group (SHG) and their family members to set-up small enterprises in the non-farm sector. SVEP projects are implemented in a block and are of four-year duration. The objective of SVEP is to help the rural poor come out of poverty by helping them set up enterprises and provide support till the enterprises stabilize.

2.  Startup  India  Initiative:The  following  steps  have  been  taken  under  Startup  India Initiative  of  Ministry  of  Commerce  and  Industry,  Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) to promote women entrepreneurship all over India which are also available for the women entrepreneurs in the State of Maharashtra:-

- i. 10%  of  the  fund  (Rs  1000  crore)  in  the  Fund  of  Funds  operated  by  Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) has been reserved for women led startups, which will have a multiplier effect as Rs. 1000 crore would mean overall corpus  of  Rs.  7000  crore.  All  the  Alternative  Investment  Funds  (AIFs)  where SIDBI takes equity have been mandated to contribute 20% in businesses which are women  led, women  influenced and women  employment or  women consumption centric.
- ii. Women  Capacity Development Programme  (WING) is a unique Capacity Development  Program  for  women-led  startups,  to  identify  and  support  both aspiring  and  established  women  entrepreneurs  in  their  startup  journeys.  The workshops are open to variety of business sectors including Tech, Construction, Product, Machine, Food, Agriculture, Education, etc. The workshops served as a platform for  emerging  women entrepreneurs and other stakeholders to discuss the key challenges facing women entrepreneurs. WING workshops have created a conducive environment to share best practices and experiences in overcoming challenges and to gain insights learned from the business models adopted in the Indian  context.  A  total  of  24  workshops  were  conducted  across  9  States, benefitting more than 1,300 women entrepreneurs.
- iii. Virtual Incubation Program  for  Women  Entrepreneurs  were conducted in collaboration with Zone Startups to support 20 women-led tech startups with probono acceleration support for 3 months.
- iv. A  webpage  dedicated  to  women  entrepreneurs  has  been  designed  on  the Startup India portal. The page mentions in a collated format all the incentives for women entrepreneurs as per the State Startup Policies and has new blogs.

As on 8 th December 2021, 46% of the total 60,011 DPIIT recognised startups i.e. 27,655 startups in India have  atleast 1 woman  appointed  as  a  director  of  the entity. Maharashtra has a total of 5,387 such startups with women directors, making it the state with the highest number of startups with women directors.

3.         Stand-up  India  Scheme of  Ministry  of  Finance,  Department  of  Financial Services was launched by the Hon'ble Prime Minister on 5 th April, 2016 and has been extended  up  to  the  year  2025.  The  objective  of  the  Stand  UP  India  Scheme  is  to facilitate  loans  from  Scheduled  Commercial  banks  (SCBs)  of  value  between  Rs.  10 Lakh and Rs. 1 crore to at least one Scheduled Caste (SC) or Scheduled Tribe (ST) borrower  and  one  woman  borrower  per  bank  branch  for  setting  up  a  Greenfield enterprise  in  manufacturing,  service  or  trading  sector.  Pursuant  to  the  announcement made by the Finance Minister in her Budget Speech for FY 2021-22, the margin money requirement  for  loans  under  the  scheme  has  been  reduced  from  'upto  25%'  to  'upto 15%' and activities allied to agriculture have also been included in the Scheme.

4.         Pradhan Mantri MUDRA Yojana (PMYY) of Ministry of Finance, Department of Financial Services was launched by the Hon'ble Prime Minister on 08.04.2015 to extend collateral free loans below Rs. 10 Lakh in the non-agricultural sector and for activities allied  to  agriculture  to  individuals  to  enable  them  to  set  up  or  expand  their  business activities. It is divided into three categories namely Shishu (up to Rs. 50,000), Kishore (Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 5 Lakh) and Tarun (Rs. 5 lakh to Rs. 10 lakh).

5.           Prime  Minister  Employment  Generation  Programme  (PMEGP) is  a  major scheme of Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME), being implemented  in  the  urban  and  rural  areas  across  the  country  through  the  Khadi  & Village  Industry  Commission  (KVIC),  Khadi  &  Village  Industry  Boards  (KVIB)  and District Industries Centers (DICs) offices. PMEGP scheme facilitates generation of selfemployment  opportunities  through  establishment  of  micro-enterprises  in  the  non-farm sector by helping traditional artisans and unemployed  youth. General category beneficiaries  can  avail  of  margin  money  subsidy  of  25  %  of  the  project  cost  in  rural areas and 15% in urban areas. For beneficiaries belonging to special categories such as ST/SC/OBC/women/Minorities etc. the margin money subsidy is 35% in rural areas and 25% in urban areas. Beneficiary contribution is 10% (General Category) and 5% (Special Category). Women are thus, covered as special category under PMEGP and are  entitled  to  higher  rate  of  subsidy  and  lower  personal  contribution.  As  per  the budgetary guidelines, Ministry is required to spend atleast 30% of its Schemes budget on women. Under PMEGP, 35 to 40% of the total margin money subsidy is disbursed to women. Since inception (i.e. 2008-09 to 01.12.2021), a total of about 2,18,623 women entrepreneurs have been assisted to under PMEGP.

The  number  of  micro-enterprises  setup  by  women  and  margin  money  subsidy disbursed  to  women  under  PMEGP  Scheme  during  the  last  three  years  and  current year in the State of Maharashtra

| Year    |   Budget Allocation for Margin Money |   Margin Money disbursed Rs. In lakh |   No. of micro- enterprises setup |   Margin Money disbursed for women Rs. In lakh. |   No of micro enterprises setup by women |
|---------|--------------------------------------|--------------------------------------|-----------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|
| 2018-19 |                              11365.5 |                             15272    |                              5642 |                                         5928.7  |                                     1965 |
| 2019-20 |                              11909.5 |                             11215.2  |                              4404 |                                         4608.14 |                                     1636 |
| 2020-21 |                              12176.8 |                              8844.29 |                              3104 |                                         3648.39 |                                     1179 |
| 2021-22 |                              13893.5 |                              6016.09 |                              1667 |                                         3142.82 |                                      715 |

Under  the  Prime  Minister  Employment  Generation  Programme  (PMEGP)  scheme  of Ministry  of  Micro,  Small  and  Medium  Enterprises,  number  of  micro-enterprises  setup and  Margin  Money  subsidy  disbursed  in  the  districts  of  Yavatmal,  Washim  and Osmanabad is as under:-

|                  | 2018-19             | 2018-19                 | 2019-20             | 2019-20                 | 2020-21             | 2020-21                 | 2021-22*            | 2021-22*                |
|------------------|---------------------|-------------------------|---------------------|-------------------------|---------------------|-------------------------|---------------------|-------------------------|
| Name of District | No. of units set up | MM disbursed Rs.In lakh | No. of units set up | MM disbursed Rs.In lakh | No. of units set up | MM disbursed Rs.In lakh | No. of units set up | MM disbursed Rs.In lakh |
| Yavatmal         | 122                 | 229.54                  | 116                 | 201.45                  | 53                  | 107.88                  | 29                  | 50.56                   |
| Washim           | 132                 | 266.92                  | 81                  | 125.66                  | 47                  | 79.72                   | 21                  | 72.85                   |
| Osmanabad        | 115                 | 382.56                  | 115                 | 276.76                  | 64                  | 153.3                   | 27                  | 54.6                    |

6.  The  Government  also  implements  several  other  schemes  for  promotion  and development  of  MSMEs,  including  women  owned  MSMEs,  namely,  Micro  and  Small Enterprises Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP), Tool Rooms & Technology Centres,  Scheme  of  Fund  for  Regeneration  of  Traditional  Industries  (SFURTI),  A Scheme for Promotion of Innovation,  Rural  Industry  and  Entrepreneurship  (ASPIRE), Procurement and marketing Support Scheme, Entrepreneurship and Skill Development Programme  (ESDP),   Credit  Linked  Capital  Subsidy  and  Technology  Upgradation Scheme (CLCS- TUS) etc.

7. PM  Formalisation  of  Micro  Food  Processing  Enterprises  (PMFME)  Scheme: Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI) is implementing a centrally sponsored "PM  Formalisation  of  Micro  food  processing  Enterprises  (PMFME)  Scheme"  for providing  financial,  technical  and  business  support  for  upgradation  of  micro  food processing  enterprises  in  the  country.  The  scheme  is  operational  for  a  period  of  five years from 2020-21 to 2024-25 with an outlay of Rs 10,000 Crore.  Support to upgrade existing units or setting up of new micro units for individuals is provided through a credit linked  grant  at  35%  with  maximum  grant  of  Rs.10  lakh.  The  Scheme  also  provides support to food processing units of SHGs/ FPOs/ Cooperatives for credit linked subsidy at 35%, Seed Capital to SHGs, Incubation Centre, Common Infrastructure, Marketing & Branding and Capacity Building.

8. Adivasi  Mahila  Sashaktikaran  Yojana  (AMSY) :  National  Scheduled  Tribes Finance and Development Corporation (NSTFDC), under the Ministry of Tribal Affairs is an apex organization set up exclusively for economic development of Scheduled Tribes. NSTFDC  extends  concessional  loans  to  the  eligible  Scheduled  Tribe  persons  for undertaking any income generation activities/self-employment through its implementing agencies.  There  is  an  exclusive  scheme  ttitled  'Adivasi  Mahila  Sashaktikaran  Yojana (AMSY)' for economic development of Scheduled Tribes Women. Under the scheme, NSTFDC provides  loan  upto  90%  for  projects  costing  upto  Rs.  2.00  Lakh.  Financial assistance under the scheme is extended at highly concessional rate of interest of 4% per annum.

## 9. NITI Aayog's initiative:

The Women Entrepreneurship Platform (WEP) was launched on 8 March, 2018 on the occasion of the International Women's Day as NITI Aayog's flagship initiative. WEP has pan India coverage and does not have state specific programme/s. Registration on the portal and all subsequent services are provided free of cost for WEP users. WEP caters to both aspiring and well established women in the space of entrepreneurship.

10.  Under  the  Public  Procurement  Policy,  all  Central  Ministries/  Departments/  Public Sector Undertakings are mandated to procure at least 3% of their annual procurement from women owned micro & small enterprises.

11. Rural  Self  Employment  Training  Institutes  (RSETIs) are  a  Bank  leadMinistry  of  Rural  Development funded training institutions established  by the Sponsor Banks  in  their Lead  Districts, to provide  training  for  Skill  and  Entrepreneurship Development.  MoRD  extends  financial  support  for  the  constructions  of  the  RSETI building and also bears the cost of training the Rural Poor candidates. Handholding of the  trained  candidates  is  provided  for  a  period  of  one  year in  order  to  help  them  get settled.  RSETIs  also  facilitate  credit  linkage  of  the  trained  candidates  by  closely coordinating  with  the  concerned  Bank  branches.  Any  unemployed  youth  in  the  age group of 18-45 years, irrespective of caste, religion, having an aptitude to take up selfemployment or wage employment and having some basic knowledge in the related field can undergo training at RSETI. Some of the trained candidates may also seek regular salaried jobs / wage  employment.  RSETIs  undertake  different  types  of  training programmes which include General EDP, Process EDP, Product EDP and Agriculture EDP. Total Women candidates trained and settled in the State of Maharashtra under RSETIs during last 3 years and current year as on 30.11.2021 is given as under:

| 2018-19   | 2018-19   | 2019-20   | 2019-20   | 2020-21   | 2020-21   | 2021-22   | 2021-22   |
|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
| Trained   | Settled   | Trained   | Settled   | Trained   | Settled   | Trained   | Settled   |
| 16386     | 12543     | 17601     | 14249     | 13998     | 10295     | 6682      | 3821      |

The details of the women candidates trained and settled under RSETIs  and the details of the assistance (credit linkage) provided to women beneficiaries in Osmanabad, Washim and Yavatmal districts of Maharashtra during last 3 and current year as on 30.11.2021 is given as under:

| Financial Year   | Districts of Maharashtra   |   Women candidates Trained |   No. of Women - Candidates Settled |   Women - Self Employment |   Women - Wage Employment |   Women - With Bank Finance |   Women - With Self Finance |
|------------------|----------------------------|----------------------------|-------------------------------------|---------------------------|---------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|
| 2018-19          | Osmanabad                  |                        496 |                                 408 |                       408 |                         0 |                         208 |                         200 |
| 2018-19          | Washim                     |                        464 |                                 338 |                       200 |                       138 |                         123 |                          77 |
| 2018-19          | Yavatmal                   |                        345 |                                 281 |                       128 |                       153 |                          50 |                          78 |
| 2018-19          | Total                      |                       1305 |                                1027 |                       736 |                       291 |                         381 |                         355 |

| Financial Year   | Districts of Maharashtra   |   Women candidates Trained |   No. of Women - Candidates Settled |   Women - Self Employment |   Women - Wage Employment |   Women - With Bank Finance |   Women - With Self Finance |
|------------------|----------------------------|----------------------------|-------------------------------------|---------------------------|---------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|
| 2019-20          | Osmanabad                  |                        573 |                                 409 |                       365 |                        44 |                         157 |                         208 |
| 2019-20          | Washim                     |                        533 |                                 346 |                       343 |                         3 |                         183 |                         160 |
| 2019-20          | Yavatmal                   |                        301 |                                 320 |                       319 |                         1 |                          94 |                         225 |
| 2019-20          | Total                      |                       1407 |                                1075 |                      1027 |                        48 |                         434 |                         593 |

| Financial Year   | Districts of Maharashtra   |   Women candidates Trained |   No. of Women - Candidates Settled |   Women - Self Employment |   Women - Wage Employment |   Women - With Bank Finance |   Women - With Self Finance |
|------------------|----------------------------|----------------------------|-------------------------------------|---------------------------|---------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|
| 2020-21          | Osmanabad                  |                        438 |                                 369 |                       369 |                         0 |                         226 |                         143 |
| 2020-21          | Washim                     |                        477 |                                 453 |                       453 |                         0 |                         269 |                         184 |
| 2020-21          | Yavatmal                   |                        123 |                                  88 |                        77 |                        11 |                          45 |                          32 |
| 2020-21          | Total                      |                       1038 |                                 910 |                       899 |                        11 |                         540 |                         359 |

| Financial Year   | Districts of Maharashtra   |   Women candidates Trained |   No. of Women - Candidates Settled |   Women - Self Employment |   Women - Wage Employment |   Women - With Bank Finance |   Women - With Self Finance |
|------------------|----------------------------|----------------------------|-------------------------------------|---------------------------|---------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|
| 2021-22          | Osmanabad                  |                        287 |                                 101 |                       101 |                         0 |                          20 |                          81 |
| 2021-22          | Washim                     |                        314 |                                 276 |                       276 |                         0 |                          28 |                         248 |
| 2021-22          | Yavatmal                   |                         82 |                                  32 |                        32 |                         0 |                           6 |                          26 |
| 2021-22          | Total                      |                        683 |                                 409 |                       409 |                         0 |                          54 |                         355 |

## Annexure-II  referred  in  reply  to  Lok  Sabha  Starred  Question  No.  *313  to  be answered on 20.12.2021 regarding 'Women Entrepreneurship'

The  details  of  progress  under  NRLM  in  the  three  districts  of  Yavatmal,  Washim  and Osmanabad

| Report of NRLM as on November, 2021                                      | Report of NRLM as on November, 2021                        | Report of NRLM as on November, 2021   | Report of NRLM as on November, 2021   |
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|
|                                                                          | YAVATMAL                                                   | WASHIM                                | OSMANABAD                             |
| S No                                                                     | Indicators Cummulative Progress                            | Cummulative Progress                  | Cummulative Progress                  |
| 1 SHG Promotion                                                          |                                                            |                                       |                                       |
| 1.1 Number of SHGs provided training on basic modules                    | 35060                                                      | 9592                                  | 14841                                 |
| 1.2 Total Amount of Saving Mobilized in all SHGs (in Lakhs)              | 5502.85                                                    | 2150.06                               | 7604.06                               |
| 2 Promotion and functioning of Primary Level Federations                 | 2 Promotion and functioning of Primary Level Federations   |                                       |                                       |
| 2.1 Number of VOs provided training on basic VO management               | 1867                                                       | 476                                   | 720                                   |
| 2.2 Number of VOs conducted Annual GB meetings                           | 2574                                                       | 0                                     | 948                                   |
| 3 Promotion and functioning of Secondary Level Federations               | 3 Promotion and functioning of Secondary Level Federations |                                       |                                       |
| 3.1 No. of CLFs provided basic training on CLF Management                | 81                                                         | 12                                    | 54                                    |
| 3.2 No. of CLFs completed Annual General Body meeting                    | 167                                                        | 0                                     | 51                                    |
| 4 Financial Inclusion                                                    |                                                            |                                       |                                       |
| 4.1 No. of Bank branches involved in financing of SHGs                   | 1380                                                       | 80                                    | 509                                   |
| 4.2 No. of SHG members trained under FL intervention                     | 125215                                                     | 18327                                 | 30035                                 |
| 4.3No. of BC Sakhi certified                                             | 697                                                        | 0                                     | 20                                    |
| 4.4No. of SHG members trained as BC Sakhi                                | 4286                                                       | 0                                     | 0                                     |
| 5 Farm Livelihoods                                                       |                                                            |                                       |                                       |
| 5.1 No. of villages covered under Farm Livelihoods interventions         | 12830                                                      | 374                                   | 956                                   |
| 5.2 No. of Households covered under Farm Livelihoods interventions       | 135268                                                     | 26170                                 | 103068                                |
| 5.3No. of Producer's Groups promoted                                     | 2188                                                       | 115                                   | 259                                   |
| 5.4No. of households having kitchen gardens                              | 36938                                                      | 4264                                  | 17932                                 |
| 5.5 No. of Mahila Kisan/ Organic farmers mobilized into LG               | 9479                                                       | 0                                     | 654                                   |
| 6 SVEP - Startup Village Entrepreneurship Programme                      |                                                            |                                       |                                       |
| 6.1No. of new enterprises supported                                      | 454                                                        | 0                                     | 69                                    |
| 6.2No. of existing enterprises strengthened                              | 1600                                                       | 0                                     | 0                                     |
| 7 Non-SVEP Blocks                                                        |                                                            |                                       |                                       |
| 7.1 No. of enterprises promoted under non-farm livelihoods interventions | 3523                                                       | 1298                                  | 14662                                 |
| 7.2Total number of SHGs under NRLM fold                                  | 18938                                                      | 3049                                  | 8723                                  |

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