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World Association for Small and

Medium Enterprises (WASME)

yIt is the only

International Non-GovernmentOrganisation ofmicro,small and mediumenterprises based inIndia, which set up anInternationalCommittee for RuralIndustrialisation.


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y Aim - To develop an action plan model forsustained growth of rural enterprises.

y Apart from these, there are several schemes topromote the non-farm sector, mostly initiated bythe government of India.

y For instance, there are schemes forentrepreneurship through subsidised loans likeIntegrated Rural Development Programme (IRDP),Prime Minister Rojgar Yojana (PMRY), schemes to

provide skills like Training of Rural Youth for SelfEmployment (TRYSEM), and schemes tostrengthen the gender component likeDevelopment of Women and Children in RuralAreas (DWCRA).


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Main objectives of this scheme:y To develop clusters of traditional industries in

various parts of the country.

y To build innovative and traditional skills,improve technologies and encourage public-private partnerships, develop marketintelligence etc., to make them competitive,

profitable and sustainable.y To create sustained employment opportunities

in traditional industries.


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The District Industries Centers

(DICs)y In the past, there has been a tendency to

proliferate schemes, agencies and organisations

which have tended to confuse the average smalland rural entrepreneur rather than encourage andhelp him. The focal point of development for smallscale and cottage industries, therefore, was takenaway from the big cities and state capitals to the

district headquarters. In each district, oneagency was created to deal with all requirementsof small and village industries. This is calledDistrict Industries Centers. The DICprogramme was launched on May 1, 1978.


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Objectivesy To develop entrepreneur skills of people.

y To motivate self employment.

y To provide all the necessary facilities in one roof.

y To reduce regional imbalance of development.

y Provision of raw materials and extension services.

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Arranging for credit.y Identification of suitable schemes.

y Preparation of feasibility reports.


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Progress of DICy Till March 31st

1998, 422 district

industries centers(DICs) have beenset up covering 431districts ofcountry leaving outthe metropolitanand some newdistricts.


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Establishmenty All the services and support required by small

entrepreneurs is provided under the single roof

of the Districts Industries Centre. Forcomprehensive understanding of DIC, Ive takenand example of Gujarats District Center.

y Till 1997 Gujarat has set up 23 district

Industrial Centers, few of them are: Amreli,Bhavnagar, Kutch, Junagadh, Sabarkantha,Valsad, Surat, Ahmedabad, Jamnagar, Rajkotetc.


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Functions of DICsyRegistration

yInfrastructure assistance

yIncentive scheme

ySeminars

yOther activities

ySelf Employment Scheme

yCo-operative Package Scheme


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Conclusiony In india DICs play a vital role in entrepreneur

development. This initiative of governmentproduced some good results like generating selfemployment, at the same time it is reducingregional imbalance among developed andunderdeveloped regions of the country. Inspiteof many good results, there are somebottlenecks in this scheme which are stoppingpeople to take benefits of this scheme like lackof information.


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