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Special SLBC Meeting dated 26.02.2014 Convenor-Central Bank of India

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MADHYA PRADESH

Special Meeting of the State Level Bankers’ Committee (SLBC) of State of Madhya Pradesh

26.02.2014

AGENDA

STATE LEVEL BANKERS’ COMMITTEE, STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH

CONVENOR: CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA

CORPORATE OFFICE: CHANDERMUKHI, NARIMAN POINT, MUMBAI 400021 Tel.: 022 – 6638 7777, CALL CENTER TOLL FREE NO (24hours).-1800 200 1911

Email:[email protected] (for submission of SLBC data)

[email protected] (for communications)

Website:https://www.centralbankofindia.co.in (Bank) http://www.slbcmadhyapradesh.com (SLBC Website)

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I N D E X

1. Adoption of the minutes of the 153rd SLBC meeting of Madhya Pradesh ~ 2

2. Action Taken Report ~ 3-4

3. Scheme wise and Department wise list of Govt. sponsored schemes ~ 5-6

4. Mukhya Mantri Gramin Awas Mission ~ 7-8 5. National Rural Livelihood Mission ~ 9-10

6. Mukhya Mantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojna ~11

7. Rani Durgawati Self Employment Scheme ~12

8. Deen Dayal Rozgar Yojna ~13

9. Tantya Bheel Swarozgar Yojna ~14

10. Pradhan Mantri Employment Generation Programme ~15

11. Mukhya Mantri Karigar Yojna ~16

12. SJSRY- Urban Self Employment Programme ~17 13. SJSRY- Urban Women Self Help Programme ~18

14. Vimukt Ghummad & Ardh Ghummakad Jati Swarozgar Yojna ~ 19

15. Weaver’s Credit Card ~20

16. Yade Matikala Yojna ~21

17. Review of Education Loan ~22

18. Summary of Bank Net-work(31.12.2013) ~23

TABLES



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Action Taken Report 150th SLBC Minutes of the 153rd SLBC Date of 153rdSLBC Meeting : 22nd January,2014 The Minutes of 153rd Meeting of SLBC held on 22 January 2013 was circulated vide email dated 31/01/2014 and have been uploaded on website of SLBC (www.slbcmadhyapradesh.com) and DIF’s website (www.dif.mp.gov.in). No amendments have been received on the above, hence we propose to confirm and adopt the minutes.

1. Adoption of the minutes of the 153rdSLBC meeting of Madhya Pradesh

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Action Taken Report Convenor, SLBC requested all concerned to provide progress on decisions taken in the 153RD SLBC meeting. As per the decision taken in the above meeting, credit camps were held in all districts of Madhya Pradesh from 01/02/2014 to 17/02/2014 for Financing under all Govt. Sponsored Schemes. The Summary of District wise-Date wise Camp dates with Progress is given hereunder:

SR DISTRICT DATE OF CAMP NO OF CAMPS

NO.SANCTIONED

PENDING APPLICATI

ONS

1 Anupur 05/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 4 674 1555

2 Balaghat 06/02/2014 to 11/02/2014 10 337 2539

3 Betul 08/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 10 Being collected

4 Bhind 03/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 6 Being collected

5 Chhindwara 02/02/2014 to 14/02/2014 10 1761 2543

6 Dindori 01/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 7

7 Gwalior 05/02/2014 to 12/02/2014 5 1957 7245

8 Hoshangabad 04/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 7

9 Jabalpur 04/02/2014 to 19/02/2014 14 636 4961

10 Mandla 08/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 9

11 Mandsaur 07/02/2014 to 14/02/2014 5 162 875

12 Morena 07/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 7

13 Narsinghpur 04/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 2

14 Raisen 01/02/2014 to 10/02/2014 7 453 1865

15 Ratlam 05/02/2014 to 12/02/2014 6 237 1167

16 Sagar 01/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 11 1007 2401

17 Seoni 07/02/2014 to 12/02/2014 19

18 Shahdol 11/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 5

19 Badwani 01/02/2014 to 12/02/2014 9 1401 1964

20 Bhopal 06/02/2014 to 12/02/2014 2 658 2596

21 Burhanpur 04/02/2014 to 21/02/2014 6

22 Dewas 01/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 4 987 630

23 Dhar 04/02/2014 to 14/02/2014 13

24 Indore 08/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 8

25 Khandwa 01/02/2014 to 10/02/2014 7

26 Rajgarh 05/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 7

27 Sehore 10/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 5

28 Shajapur 04/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 4

29 Ujjain 01/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 12 306 1928

30 Khargone 01/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 11 1898 5413

Action Taken Report



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31 Chhatarpur 01/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 30

32 Damoh 05/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 7

33 Harda 01/02/2014 to 22/02/2014 4 610 9745

34 Katni 04/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 6 327 14652

35 Panna 02/02/2014 to 08/02/2014 5 571 2474

36 Tikamgarh 05/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 9

37 Umaria 28/01/2014 to 26/02/2014 12

38 Ashok Nagar 05/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 4

39 Guna 04/02/2014 to 12/02/2014 14 80 2204

40 Neemuch 07/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 8

41 Sheopur 08/02/2014 to13/02/2014 3 352 2324

42 Shivpuri 05/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 8

43 Vidisha 01/02/2014 to 15/02/2014 7

44 Rewa 03/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 18 617 3979

45 Singrauli 01/02/2014 to 14/02/2014 22 71 519

46 Sidhi 03/02/2014 to 10/02/2014 5 131 651

47 Satna 07/02/2014 to 17/02/2014 8

48 Alirajpur 05/02/2014 to 13/02/2014 6 521 2148

49 Jhabua 03/02/2014 to 08/02/2014 6 327 1315

50 Datia 31/01/2014 to 12/02/2014 6 682 3125

51 Agar 05/02/2014 to 12/02/2014 4 407 TOTAL 424



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The schemewise and Department wise list of Govt. sponsored schemes is as given below:

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1. Mukhya Mantri Gramin Awas Mission

Scheme launched date December, 2010 Nodal Implementing Agency MPRRDA

Target Beneficiary Rural population with self Subsidy+ BankLoan +own contribution basis with Annual Income of family upto Rs.1.25 lacs having not more than 1 hectare Agriculture Land or having own Land for construction

Unit Cost Construction cost of dwelling unit in Chief Minister Rural Housing Mission has been revised to Rs.1,20,000/-(50,000.00+50,000.00+20000.00) by the Govt of Madhya Pradesh. Previously it was Rs.70000/-(30,000.00+30,000.00+10,000.00)per unit.

Subsidy Structure EMI(50% from Govt. of M.P.) Sponsoring Agency Madhya Pradesh Rural Road

Development Agency

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Chief Minister Rural Housing Mission

Bank Wise Mission's Progress FY 2013-14 (Up to 18.02.2014)

S. No.

Bank Bank

branches

Target FY

2013-14

No. of cases

submitted to the bank

No. of cases

sanctioned by the bank

No. of cases

disbursed by the bank

Disbursement percentage

Nationalized Banks %over Targ

1 State Bank of India

683 43029 61125 34864 20605 47.89

2 Central Bank of India

321 20223 41464 24837 17040 84.26

3 Bank of India

265 16695 26980 17745 12695 76.04

4 Union Bank of India

168 10584 15531 8917 4259 40.24

5 Bank of Baroda

85 5355 9136 5887 4146 76.17

6 Syndicate Bank

21 1323 2953 1411 909 68.71

7 Bank of Maharashtra

91 5733 9332 5385 3548 61.89

8 Oriental Bank of Commerce

41 2583 2635 1008 303 11.73

9 Punjab National Bank

155 9765 15328 9502 5398 55.28

10 Allahabad Bank

137 8631 9286 4861 2239 25.94

Gramin Banks

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Central Madhya Pradesh Gramin Bank

424 26712 39895 24117 15861 59.38

12 Madhyanchal Gramin Bank

354 22302 28535 14679 9132 40.95

13 Narmada Jhabua Gramin Bank

312 19656 26692 18223 14893 75.77

DCCBs

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Indore, Vidisha, Sehore, Ratlam, Mandsaur Co-operative Bank

115 7245 8395 4611 3222 44.47

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2. National Rural Livelihood Mission

NRLM is the flagship program of Govt. of India for promoting poverty

reduction through building strong institutions of the poor, particularly

women and strengthening their livelihood through fInancial Assistance

through Banks.

Target Beneficiary Women Self Help Groups with at

least10-15members at village level.

Bank Assistance Bank Assistance in multiple doses,

first dose 4-8 times to the proposed

corpus during the year or

Rs.50,000/- whichever is higher.

Thereby in increasing order based

on the Micro Credit Plan of the

SHG,s.

Interest Subvention Interest subvention by NRLM to

cover the gap between 7% and

higher rate on loan amount up to

Rs.300,000/-Lacs. No capital

subsidy allowed.

Given in Table No.1

Reserve Bank of India released the detailed guidelines for operationalization of the

Interest Subvention Scheme under NRLM for SHG’s. NABARD also released the

guidelines for RRB’s. In this regard instructions have been received from the Ministry of

Rural Development, Govt. of India, which have been circulated by Convenor Bank to all

banks ZO/SLBC/2013-14/777 DT. 15/02/2014. The gist of the same are as given below:

1. All Banks operating in the State should assign following codes to all accounts of

SHG’s

i. Unique Code for SHG’s-Assign gender based codes for SHGs-Male,

Female,as well as mixed irrespective of promoting agency.

ii. Unique code for NRLM-For both S/B and loan account ofwomen

SHGs.

2. W.E.F. 01 February 2014, fresh loan sanctioned by banks to women SHGs should

be charged upfront 7% p.a..

3. For existing outstanding loans of women SHGs during the period 01/04/2013-

31/01/2014:

Category I Districts i. Banks will convert the rate of interest to 7% for all existing loan



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accounts of women SHGs.

ii. Banks will reimburse the excess interest already charged, for the

difference between 7% and the weighted Average Interest Charged by

the loan account of women SHGs.

iii. On prompt repayments banks will pay the additional 3% interest

subvention to SHGs.

iv. For the loan closed during the period 01/04/2013 – 31/01/2014, banks

will reimburse the amount pertaining to interest subvention to SB A/c

of the respective SHGs.

v. For the above reimbursement done as at (ii), (iii) & (iv), Head Office

of Public Sector Bank will raise claims through Canara Bank(Nodal

Bank identified by MORD) for reimbursement by MORD.

vi. For the above reimbursement done as at (ii), (iii) & (iv), RRB and

Cooperative Banks(On CBS platform) will raise the claims with

NABARD.

Category II Districts 4. SRLM will identify a nodal bank for disbursement of Interest Subvention

amount directly to the SHG account through NEFT.

5. SRLM should success the Interest Subvention reports available on SHG-Bank

linkage portal(http://www.ikp.serp.ap.gov.in/NRLMUI/Shared/homepage.aspx),

mark the NRLM complaint SHGs and disburse IS amount to eligible SHGs

directly to their loan a/c through the identified Nodal Bank.

6. Necessary reconciliation of successful transfers of IS amount should be done with

support from Nodal bank.

7. All RRBs and Cooperative Banks whohave not shared the data on loan accounts

of women SHGs should share the same directly from their CBS by 10th

Februrary 2014.

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3.

Mukhya Mantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojna

Scheme Launch date 01/04/2013

Nodal Agency Industries Deptt. Govt of M.P

Target Beneficiary Youth of the age between 18-35 years,

domicile of Madhya Pradesh with 10th

standard School Pass, and not a beneficiary of

any other Self Employment Scheme

Unit Cost 1. Upto Rs. 50,000/

2. Rs.50,001/- to Rs.25,00,000/-

Subsidy Scheme [I] 1.Margin Money subs @ 20% or

Rs.10000/ maximum.

2.interest Sub. @5%per annum for 5

years, maxi.Rs.2000/-

3.One time Guarantee fee1%. +.5

Maxi.Rs1500/-

Scheme[II]1.Guarantee fee 1-1.5%

maxi.Rs37500(one time).+0.5-

.75% ST(4 YEARS) Maxi.75000

2.Interest 5%p.a.Maxi.Rs.50000/-

(on T/L). Maxi.Rs.25000/ on

WC.(Interest Subsidy for 5yrs)

Implementation Agency Deptt. of Industries and Employment, Govt. of

M.P.

Given in Table No.3



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3. Rani Durgawati Self Employment Scheme

Scheme launched on 01/04/2003 by Deptt. of Industries, Govt. of Madhya

Pradesh

for Unemployed SC/ST youth of the State.

Elligibility 1. Age 18 to 50 yrs.

2. Family Income Rs.300000/- or less per

annum.

3. Academic Class V pass.

4. Domicile of Madhya Pradesh. Margin

Money(By State

Govt.)

30% Maxi. Rs. 15,00,000/-

Cases sponsored by District Indus. Centre for

Manufacturing, Services and Trading.

Given in Table No. 4 & 5



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5. Deen Dayal Rozgar Yojna

Target Beneficiary Domicile of Madhya Pradesh, either in Semi urban or Rural area, who have registered with the Employment Exchange Office

Eligibility 18 to 40 years of age. 10th or ITI pass. Annual Income of family not more than Rs.1.50 Lacs p.a.

Subsidy Under Mfg Sector 10% of Capital Subsidy, Max.Rs.40000/- Services Sec 7.5%of CapitalSubsidy Max.Rs.15000/- Trading 5%of Capital Subsidy Max.Rs. 7500/-

Given in TableNo. 6



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6. Tantya Bheel Swarozgar Yojna Launched date 01/04/2013 Nodal Agency M.P.Tribal Finance and Development Corp.

Target Beneficiary Tribal Youth of Madhya Pradesh with EducationalQualification of 10th Class Pass, of18-40years of age. No Edu. Qualification required for applicants opting for traditional art work .

Unit Cost THREE Schemes Sche I up to Rs.50000/- Scheme II Rs.50000/- to 2500000/- Scheme III Rs.More than 2500000/- Coverred by CGTMSE

Subsidy Scheme I 30% capital Subsidy Interest Subsidy @ 5% p.a. for 5 years max.Rs.2000/- Onetime guarantee fee 1% +0.5% ST Max.Rs.1500/- Scheme II 30% capital Subsidy Max.Rs.300000/- on Interest Subsidy @ 5% p.a. Max 50000/- for 5years on fixed capital . Interest subsidy Rs.25000/- Max. on working capital. One time Guarantee fee@1%-1.5% Rs.37500/- Max+ST @0.5-0.75 Max.Rs.75000/- Scheme III As in Scheme II given above for uptoRs.2500000,/- on rest amount as prescribed by the Bank.

Training necessary for all schemes, except in case of Training earlier received at any of the Employment Development Centres.

Table No. 7



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7.Pradhan Mantri Employment Generation Scheme(PMEGP)

Launched by GOI on 31/03/2008 by Merger of two schemes-PMRY AND REGP Target Beneficiary For unemployed youthof India of the age of

18years and above in areas with population of upto 20000 in all categories. For Service/Business VIII standard pass edu.qualification. Applicable for Groups also.

Implementing Agency Khadi and Village Industries Commission and at State Level M.P. Khadi and Village Indus.Board

Classification Under MSE Unit Cost Under Mfg. Rs.2500000/- Maxi.

Under Business/Service Sec Rs.1000000/-Maxi Subsidy 15% General Category in Urban Area

25% for Urban Area other than General Category & General Category in Rural Area 35% for Other than General Category in Rural Areas

Margin Money 10% From General Category Beneficiary 5% From other than General Category Beneficiary

Given in Table No.24,25,26 The Reserve Bank of India vide Circular RPCD(BPL)No.985/05.04.002/2013-14 Dt. 13/02/2014 has clarified that “the allocation of villages among the Rural and Semi-Urban branches of banks shall not be applicable for lending, except under Govt. Sponsored schemes. While the Commercial Banks and RRB’s will be free to lend in any Semi-Urban area, the borrower will also have the choice of approaching any branch for their credit requirements.”



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7. Mukhya Mantri Karigar Swarozgar Yojna Launched by Govt.of Madhya Pradesh on 01/07/2013

Target Beneficiary Artisans from Village or Urban Areas Eligibility Domicileof Madhya Pradesh of the age

limit between 18-45 years and interested in Self Employment through activities defined by the Madhya Pradesh Khadiand Village Industries Board, who has not availed loan for any other Such Scheme.

Unit Cost Scheme I Upto Rs. 10000/- Scheme II Rs.10001/- to Rs.500000/-

Subsidy Scheme I 50% Of Loan or Max.5000/- 100% Interest subsidy on rest amount for 5years. Scheme II 50% Of Loan or Max.25000/- Interest subsidy @ 5% FOR 5Years Max.24000/- Guarantee CoverBy CGTMSE. Fee & ST One time subsidy @ 1% Max. Rs.5000/- ST @0.5% for 4 years. Max.Rs.10000/-

Nodal Implementing Agency Madhya Pradesh Khadi & Village Indus. Board.

Table No.15



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8- SJSRY- URBAN SELF EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMME

USEP Launched by GOI 01/12/1997 Amended ON 01/04/2009

Target Beneficiary Urban Poor Population On Individual and Group basis Below Poverty Line For Self Employment. 30% for Women 3% Handicapped. 15% Minorities.

Unit Cost Max. Rs.200,000/- individual. Max. Rs.300000/- Group with 5% Margin Money

Subsidy 25% Capital Subsidy with Max. Rs.50000/- for individual. 35% Capital Subsidy with Max Rs.60000/- for Group

Implementation Agency Department of Urban Administration and Development. Project Profiles have been handed by the Deptt. to Districts.

Table No.19A



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9 SJSRY- URBAN WOMEN SELF HELP PROGRAMME

UWSP Launched by GOI 01/12/1997 Amended on 01/04/2009

Target Beneficiary Self Help Group of at least 5 members in Urban Areas

Unit Cost Max. Rs.300000/- Group with 5% Margin Money

Subsidy 35% Capital Subsidy with Max Rs.60000/- for Group

Implementation Agency Department of Urban Administration and Development. Project Profiles have been handed by the Deptt. to Districts.

Table No. 19B



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10. Vmukt Jati Ghummakad & Ardh Ghummakad Jati Swarozgar Launched by GOI in 2010

Target Beneficiary Settlement and self employment to Nomadic and Semi Nomadic Tribes(Agriculturists, ST,SC,OBC and MALE and Female)

Eligibility BPL Category of Nomadic individuals/groups Unit Cost Max.Rs.100000/- for Individuals

Max.Rs.500000/- for groups Subsidy 50% Capital Subsidy or Rs.10000/-which ever is

less Nodal Implementing Agency M.P. Rajya Sahkari Anusuchit Jati Vitt & Vikas

Nigam

Given In Table. 27



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11. Weaver’s Credit Card Launched on 29.11.2011 by Govt. of India

Target Beneficiary Individual HandloomWeavers, Handloom Weavers Coop. Societies, Weavers Self HelpGroups, Individual Weavers.

Bank Loan In the form of Revolving Fund Max. Rs.2.00 Lacs

Subsidy 3% Interest Subsidy on Sanctioned Amount.

Implementing Agency Directorate of Handlooms M.P.

Given In Table No.16



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12. Yade Matikala Launched by Govt. of Madhya Pradesh through Cottage and Village Industries

Deptt.

Target Beneficiary Artisans who are Domicile of Madhya Pradesh of the age of 18yrs and above either belonging to the Kumbhar Jati or having 2years experience of such activity.

Eligibility Fulfilling above criteria. Either Individual or in Group activity

Bank Assistance Maxi. Rs.200000/- Subsidy 50% of Loan or Rs.50000/- whichever is less. Nodal Implementing Agency Madhya Pradesh Matikala Board

Progress given in TableNo.18

Suggestions:

1. Govt. of Madhya Pradesh has launched new schemes for self-employment, which are classified under MSE Sector. Financing by banks for these new schemes also facilitates their exposure under MSE.

2. Banks should open more specialized SME branches, which may help the dedicated flow of credit to this sector.

3. Banks should leverage CGTMSE scheme and avail the maximum opportunity of finance under CGTMSE .

4. Regular meetings are required to be conducted with clientele of Micro and Small Enterprises at branch level to resolve their issues. Special efforts are required for mobilizing new beneficiaries; particularly under Food and Agro-based sector (Covered under MSE as prescribed guidelines).

5. Popularizing KVIC‘s Margin Money scheme at village level necessary for success of this sector. Entrepreneur Skill Development programmes at potential pockets are also necessary for positive results.



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13. Review of Education Loan in Madhya Pradesh Banks are financing to the needy students and monitoring through HELAMS. The progress is given below:

Education loan sanction trend analysis

Year Dec.11 Dec. 12

Dec- 13 15.02.2014

No. of sanctions

9379 10833 14646 15368

% Growth (-60) 15.50 31.24 5.0

The Govt. of Madhya Pradesh may be requested to continue the Higher Loan Subsidy scheme during the coming Financial Year .



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Total No. of Branches - 6248

Total No. of Branches: 6248(69 SME Branches are subset of 6248branches)

s ATMs: Detail

Co-op, 1121, 18%

RRBs, 1160, 19%

Pvt., 374, 6%

Comm.,3593, 57%

Branches

Rural, 2635, 42%

Semi-Urban, 1930, 30%

metro & urban 1686 27%

Branches, Special SME, 71, 1%

BANKS SEGMENT No. of ATMs

Comm. Bank 4532

Private Banks 943

RRBs 3

Co-op Banks 1

Total of ATMs 5479

Summary of Madhya Pradesh Bank Network at a Glance

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