creating self employment opportunities under ppp nsic’s model of incubation
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Creating Self Employment
opportunities under PPP
NSIC’s model of Incubation
A beginning…
Presented by: Pralay Dey, General Manager NSIC, India
• Enterprise building is one of the critical Enterprise building is one of the critical areas of development of any country. areas of development of any country. This not only builds economy of the This not only builds economy of the country but also creates employment country but also creates employment opportunities.opportunities.
• This can be achieved by way of This can be achieved by way of providing handholding support to the providing handholding support to the first generation entrepreneurs by first generation entrepreneurs by helping them to set up their own micro helping them to set up their own micro & small enterprises.& small enterprises.
• The Training cum Incubation aims to The Training cum Incubation aims to impart training in the manufacturing as impart training in the manufacturing as well as services sectors for well as services sectors for employability and entrepreneurial skill employability and entrepreneurial skill development.development.
WHY INCUBATION
• Inadequately skilled labour force.Inadequately skilled labour force.
• Most of the job seekers without Most of the job seekers without any professional skills.any professional skills.
• Creation of new small businesses Creation of new small businesses for providing self-employment for providing self-employment opportunities to alleviate poverty.opportunities to alleviate poverty.
WHY INCUBATION
NSIC’s Model of Incubation
Innovative model Innovative model of Incubationof Incubation
• Employment generation Employment generation using flexible, cost effective using flexible, cost effective and replicable model.and replicable model.
• Optimal use of locally Optimal use of locally available resources.available resources.
• Integrated support by way of Integrated support by way of providing hands-on training providing hands-on training on working projectson working projects
• To boost the development of To boost the development of small enterprises small enterprises
Innovative Innovative model of model of
IncubationIncubation• Practical on-the-job Practical on-the-job
training on low cost training on low cost machines & equipments machines & equipments which are:-which are:-
– Easy to understandEasy to understand
– Easy to operateEasy to operate
– Easy to transferEasy to transfer
– Easy to maintainEasy to maintain
Activities Duration (week)
1 Counseling
1
2 Entrepreneurship Orientation
2
3 Hands on Practical Training in Incubation Centres
4
4 Market survey
1
5 Project report preparation
1
6 Approval and Registration with DIC
1
7 Loan processing
1
8 Monitoring and Follow up
1
Total
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Training Methodology
Persons (%)
1983 1993– 94 1999–2000 2004–05
Self-Employed 58.84 57.31 55.19 58.83
Regular Employees
17.14 16.35 17.52 18.13
Casual Labour 24.03 26.34 27.29 23.03
All 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00
Estimated Numberof Workers (’000)
239488 313931 338194 384909
Percentage Distribution of Employed Persons by Category of Employment
As per published report of Planning Commission, Govt. of India
Population, Labour Force, Employment Projections
(’000)
Basis 1993–94* 2004–05* 2006–07 2011–12 2016–17
Population (age 0+) 893676 1092830 1128313 1207971 1283242
Population (age 15–59)
501760 652940 687120 760110 820570
Labour Force CDS 334197 419647 438948 483659 524057
Employment Opportunities
CDS 313931 384909 402238 460310 51820
Unemployed (’000) CDS 20266 34738 36710 23348 5853
Unemployment Rate (%)
CDS 6.06 8.28 8.36 4.83 1.12
As per published report of Planning Commission, Govt. of India
NSIC’s Model of Incubation through Public-Private-Partnership
Training to be provided by private Training to be provided by private service providers under PPP service providers under PPP mode. mode.
Demand driven training courses Demand driven training courses based on employable skills based on employable skills
Flexible delivery mechanism (Full Flexible delivery mechanism (Full time/ part time/ weekends)time/ part time/ weekends)
Public-Private-Partnership
• Approval of layout plan of NSIC-TICsApproval of layout plan of NSIC-TICs
• Facilitation for availability of credit/finance Facilitation for availability of credit/finance for setting up TICsfor setting up TICs
• Training of faculty for TICsTraining of faculty for TICs
• Training Modules & Contents provided by Training Modules & Contents provided by NSIC.NSIC.
• Publicity at National levelPublicity at National level
• Arrangement for sponsorships for training Arrangement for sponsorships for training programmes.programmes.
ROLE OF NSIC
• Help in access to credit by way of Help in access to credit by way of Tie-up arrangements.Tie-up arrangements.
• Help in sourcing of machinery & Help in sourcing of machinery & equipmentsequipments
• Monitoring operations of TICsMonitoring operations of TICs
• Issuance of completion certificatesIssuance of completion certificates
• Monitoring developments Monitoring developments continuouslycontinuously
ROLE OF NSIC
ROLE OF PRIVATE PARTNER
• Arrangement of :-Arrangement of :-
– Built-up Infrastructure for setting up Built-up Infrastructure for setting up TICsTICs
– Machinery & equipments.Machinery & equipments.– Faculty. Faculty. – Local publicityLocal publicity– Selection & Registration of trainees Selection & Registration of trainees – Operation of the TIC as per guidelines Operation of the TIC as per guidelines
approved by NSIC approved by NSIC
• Helping in preparation of project reports & Helping in preparation of project reports & loan proposals of traineesloan proposals of trainees
Suggestive Projects for TICsSuggestive Projects for TICs
Conventional TradesConventional Trades like, Plumbing, like, Plumbing, Electrician, Sheet metal works, Welding, Electrician, Sheet metal works, Welding, Fitter, Machinist, Turner, Draftsman, Fitter, Machinist, Turner, Draftsman, Diesel mechanic, Tools & die maker, Diesel mechanic, Tools & die maker, Motor vehicle Mechanic, Book binder, Motor vehicle Mechanic, Book binder, Carpenter, Candle making, Spray Carpenter, Candle making, Spray Painting etc.Painting etc.
Suggestive Projects for TICsSuggestive Projects for TICs
• Electronics Courses Electronics Courses like Mobile repairing, like Mobile repairing, Radio and TV repair, Repairing of electrical Radio and TV repair, Repairing of electrical gadgets, Repair of refrigerator & AC, Electrical gadgets, Repair of refrigerator & AC, Electrical appliances repairing etc.appliances repairing etc.
• Other Courses Other Courses like Beauty parlour, Soft toys like Beauty parlour, Soft toys making, Fashion designing, Embroidery & needle making, Fashion designing, Embroidery & needle work, Boutique, Health & fitness centre, Watch & work, Boutique, Health & fitness centre, Watch & clock mechanic, Cookery etc.clock mechanic, Cookery etc.
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Target GroupTarget Group : : Aspiring Entrepreneurs Aspiring Entrepreneurs Unemployed youthUnemployed youth
Unskilled manpower Unskilled manpower
QualificationQualification : : 1010thth standard(High School) standard(High School)
DurationDuration : : 3 Months3 Months
NSIC-TICs under PPP
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– Advertisement in print & electronic media
– General Enterprise Tendency (GET) test using psychometric tools
– Interview and selection.
Identification of Candidates
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Assistance in :Assistance in :
Preparation of project reportsPreparation of project reports
Filing of Memorandum for start up enterprises for Filing of Memorandum for start up enterprises for registrationregistration
Obtaining approvals from Government authorities Obtaining approvals from Government authorities such as pollution etc.such as pollution etc.
Credit facilitation through tie up with commercial Credit facilitation through tie up with commercial banksbanks
Other Incubation Support Services
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Assistance in:Assistance in:
Procurement of Machinery & equipments for selected Procurement of Machinery & equipments for selected projectproject
Installation & Commissioning of Machinery & Installation & Commissioning of Machinery & EquipmentEquipment
Sourcing of raw materials Sourcing of raw materials
Marketing support through Government supply, Marketing support through Government supply, participation in domestic as well as International participation in domestic as well as International Exhibitions.Exhibitions.
Contd…Contd…
Other Incubation Support Services
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• Loans given to start-up enterprises Loans given to start-up enterprises
are covered under the scheme of are covered under the scheme of
Credit Guarantee Fund Trust of Credit Guarantee Fund Trust of
Government of India upto INR 5 Government of India upto INR 5
million (apprx. US$ 120,000)million (apprx. US$ 120,000)
Collateral Free Credit
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• Nominal cost of training (non-residential) in Incubation is Nominal cost of training (non-residential) in Incubation is INR 5000 (approx. US$ 110 for a course of 3 months INR 5000 (approx. US$ 110 for a course of 3 months duration)duration)
• Training Programme to be self-sustaining in futureTraining Programme to be self-sustaining in future
• 15% of the total fee to be shared by NSIC and the 15% of the total fee to be shared by NSIC and the balance 85% to be retained by the private partner.balance 85% to be retained by the private partner.
• Wherever possible, training costs to be partly or fully Wherever possible, training costs to be partly or fully subsidised for candidates from under-privileged sections subsidised for candidates from under-privileged sections of society or women candidates.of society or women candidates.
Sharing Training Cost of Incubation
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• Each project capable of Each project capable of employing employing
-- 1 to 5 persons1 to 5 persons
• Average space requiredAverage space required -- 100 to 2000 sqr.ft.100 to 2000 sqr.ft.
• Average investment requiredAverage investment required -- US$ 1000 to US$ 1000 to 100,000100,000
• Average investment per Average investment per employmentemployment
-- US $ 2500US $ 2500
Other salient feaures of Projects selected for Other salient feaures of Projects selected for IncubatorsIncubators
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• Better employability & mobilityBetter employability & mobility
• Higher productivity, wages and less exploitationHigher productivity, wages and less exploitation
• Identity, improved social status & prideIdentity, improved social status & pride
• Easier to get loans for self-employment from Easier to get loans for self-employment from various Banks/Micro Finance Institutionsvarious Banks/Micro Finance Institutions
A. Unemployed
Benefits of Technology Incubators
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• Improved Quality & ProductivityImproved Quality & Productivity
• Less downtimeLess downtime
• Compliance with Quality Assurance systems like Compliance with Quality Assurance systems like ISOISO
• Availability of skilled workforce helps in getting Availability of skilled workforce helps in getting export ordersexport orders
B. Employers
Contd…
Benefits of Technology Incubators
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Some examples Some examples of Projectsof Projects
Light EngineeringLight Engineering
Barbed Wire MachineBarbed Wire Machine
Book Binding Book Binding
File FastenersFile Fasteners
M.S. Wire Drawing M.S. Wire Drawing
Paper Pins/Gem clips/Paper Pins/Gem clips/ Staple Pins manufactureStaple Pins manufacture Wood Screws & RivetsWood Screws & Rivets
Wire NailsWire Nails
Welded Wire MeshWelded Wire Mesh
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Agro & Food ProcessingAgro & Food Processing
BiscuitBiscuit
Bakery PlantBakery Plant
Corn FlakesCorn Flakes
ConfectioneryConfectionery
Food & vegetable dehydrationFood & vegetable dehydration
Flour Mill Flour Mill
Ginger Garlic Paste Ginger Garlic Paste
Making Making Ice Cream Cone Ice Cream Cone Jam/Jelly MakingJam/Jelly Making NoodlesNoodles
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Oil ExtractionOil Extraction
Potato/Banana Potato/Banana Wafers Wafers
Pop Corn MakingPop Corn Making
Rice MillingRice Milling
Soya MilkSoya Milk
Spice GrindingSpice Grinding Tomato Puree/PasteTomato Puree/Paste
Agro & Food Agro & Food ProcessingProcessing
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Pharmaceutical Pharmaceutical & Chemicals& Chemicals
Pharmaceuticals Pharmaceuticals TabletsTablets
Detergent Detergent PowderPowderWax CandleWax Candle
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Textiles and GarmentsTextiles and Garments
Elastic TapeElastic Tape
Socks Manufacturing Socks Manufacturing
Men Shirts Men Shirts
ShirtsShirts & Trousers & Trousers\\
Men Trousers Men Trousers
Track SuitsTrack Suits
Handkerchiefs & Under GarmentsHandkerchiefs & Under Garments
Pillow CoverPillow Cover
Cotton BagsCotton Bags
Luggage Hand BagsLuggage Hand Bags
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Leather & Footwear ProductsLeather & Footwear Products
Ladies PursesLadies Purses
Leather Hand BagsLeather Hand Bags
Leather BeltsLeather Belts
Gents PursesGents Purses Ladies SandalsLadies Sandals
Shoe upper stitching Shoe upper stitching
Industrial GlovesIndustrial Gloves
Leather GarmentsLeather Garments
Wrist Watch StrapsWrist Watch Straps
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Plastic & RubberPlastic & Rubber
Blow MoldingBlow Molding
Plastic Shopping BagsPlastic Shopping Bags
ThermoformingThermoforming
Paper & Paper ProductsPaper & Paper Products
Paper Napkin Paper Napkin
Paper Cups and Paper Cups and SaucersSaucers
Toilet RollsToilet Rolls
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ServicesServices
Mobile repairingMobile repairing
Beauty parlourBeauty parlour
Soft toys makingSoft toys making
Fashion designingFashion designing
EmbroideryEmbroidery
BoutiqueBoutique
Health & fitness Health & fitness centre centre
Incubating a Stronger, Wealthier and Inclusive India
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