Creating Self Employment Opportunity Under PPP - NSIC-s

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Creating Self Employment

opportunities under PPP

NSICs model of

Incubation

A beginning

Presented by: Pralay Dey, General ManagerNSIC, India


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EnterpriseEnterprise buildingbuilding isis oneone ofof thethe criticalcritical

areasareas ofof developmentdevelopment ofof anyany countrycountry..ThisThis notnot onlyonly buildsbuilds economyeconomy ofof thethecountrycountry butbut alsoalso createscreates employmentemploymentopportunitiesopportunities..

ThisThis cancan bebe achievedachieved byby wayway of ofprovidingproviding handholdinghandholding supportsupport toto thethefirstfirst generationgeneration entrepreneursentrepreneurs bybyhelpinghelping themthem toto setset upup theirtheir ownown micromicro&& smallsmall enterprisesenterprises..

TheThe TrainingTraining cumcum IncubationIncubation aimsaims totoimpartimpart trainingtraining inin thethe manufacturingmanufacturing asaswellwell asas servicesservices sectorssectors for foremployabilityemployability andand entrepreneurialentrepreneurial skillskilldevelopmentdevelopment..

WHY INCUBATION


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InadequatelyInadequately skilledskilled labourlabour forceforce..

MostMost of of thethe jobjob seekersseekers withoutwithoutanyany professionalprofessional skillsskills..

CreationCreation ofof newnew smallsmall businessesbusinessesforfor providingproviding self self--employmentemploymentopportunitiesopportunities toto alleviatealleviate povertypoverty..

WHY INCUBATION


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NSICs Model of Incubation


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InnovativeInnovative

model ofmodel of

IncubationIncubation EmploymentEmployment generationgeneration

usingusing flexible,flexible, costcost effectiveeffectiveandand replicablereplicable modelmodel..

OptimalOptimal useuse of of locallylocallyavailableavailable resourcesresources..

IntegratedIntegrated supportsupport byby wayway ofofprovidingproviding handshands--onon trainingtraining

onon workingworking projectsprojects ToTo boostboost thethe developmentdevelopment ofof

smallsmall enterprisesenterprises


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InnovativeInnovative

model ofmodel of

IncubationIncubation Practical onPractical on--thethe--jobjob

training on low costtraining on low costmachines & equipmentsmachines & equipments

which are:which are:--

Easy to understandEasy to understand

E

asy to operateE

asy to operate

Easy to transferEasy to transfer

Easy to maintainEasy to maintain


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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 12

Training Methodology


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Persons (%)

1983 1993 94 19992000 200405

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

EstimatedNumber

of Workers

(000)

239488 313931 338194 384909

Percentage Distribution of Employed Persons by Category of Employment

As per published report of PlanningCommission, Govt. of India


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Population, Labour Force, Employment Projections

(000)

Basis 199394* 200405* 200607 201112 201617

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


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NSICs Model of Incubation through

Public-Private-Partnership


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Training to be provided by privateTraining to be provided by privateservice providers under PPPservice providers under PPPmode.mode.

Demand driven training coursesDemand driven training coursesbased on employable skillsbased on employable skills

Flexible delivery mechanism (FullFlexible delivery mechanism (Fulltime/ part time/ weekends)time/ part time/ weekends)

Public-Private-Partnership


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Approval of layout plan of NSICApproval of layout plan of NSIC--TICsTICs

Facilitation for availability of credit/financeFacilitation for availability of credit/financefor setting up TICsfor setting up TICs

Training of faculty for TICsTraining of faculty for TICs

Training Modules & Contents provided byTraining Modules & Contents provided byNSIC.NSIC.

Publicity at National levelPublicity at National level

Arrangement for sponsorships for trainingArrangement for sponsorships for trainingprogrammes.programmes.

ROLE OF NSIC


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Help in access to credit by way ofHelp in access to credit by way ofTieTie--up arrangements.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 developmentsMonitoring developmentscontinuouslycontinuously

ROLE OF NSIC


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ROLE OF PRIVATE PARTNER

Arrangement of :Arrangement of :--

BuiltBuilt--upup InfrastructureInfrastructure forfor settingsetting upupTICsTICs

MachineryMachinery && equipmentsequipments.. FacultyFaculty..

LocalLocal publicitypublicity SelectionSelection && RegistrationRegistration ofof traineestrainees OperationOperation ofof thethe TICTIC asas perper guidelinesguidelines

approvedapproved byby NSICNSIC

Helping

Helping inin preparationpreparation ofof projectproject reportsreports &&loanloan proposalsproposals ofof traineestrainees


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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 PaintingCarpenter, Candle making, Spray Paintingetc.etc.


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Suggestive Projects for TICsSuggestive Projects for TICs

Electronics CoursesElectronics Courses like Mobile repairing,like Mobile repairing,

Radio and TV repair, Repairing of electricalRadio and TV repair, Repairing of electricalgadgets, Repair of refrigerator & AC, Electricalgadgets, Repair of refrigerator & AC, Electricalappliances repairing etc.appliances repairing etc.

Other CoursesOther Courses like Beauty parlour, Soft toyslike Beauty parlour, Soft toysmaking, Fashion designing, Embroidery & needlemaking, Fashion designing, Embroidery & needlework, 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 EntrepreneursAspiring EntrepreneursUnemployed youthUnemployed youthUnskilled manpowerUnskilled manpower

QualificationQualification :: 1010thth standard(High School)standard(High School)

DurationDuration :: 3 Months3 Months

NSIC-TICs under PPP


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Advertisement in print & electronicmedia

General Enterprise Tendency (GET) testusing 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 forFiling of Memorandum for start up enterprises forregistrationregistration

Obtaining approvals from Government authoritiesObtaining approvals from Government authoritiessuch as pollution etc.such as pollution etc.

Credit facilitation through tie up with commercialCredit facilitation through tie up with commercialbanksbanks

Other Incubation Support Services


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AssistanceAssistance inin::

ProcurementProcurement ofof MachineryMachinery && equipmentsequipments forfor selectedselected

projectproject

InstallationInstallation && CommissioningCommissioning ofof MachineryMachinery &&EquipmentEquipment

SourcingSourcing ofof rawraw materialsmaterials

MarketingMarketing supportsupport throughthrough GovernmentGovernment supply,supply,participationparticipation inin domesticdomestic asas wellwell asas InternationalInternationalExhibitionsExhibitions..

ContdContd

Other Incubation Support Services


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Loans given to startLoans given to start--up enterprises are coveredup enterprises are covered

under the scheme of Credit Guarantee Fundunder the scheme of Credit Guarantee Fund

Trust of Government of India upto INR 5 millionTrust of Government of India upto INR 5 million

(apprx. US$ 120,000)(apprx. US$ 120,000)

Collateral Free Credit


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NominalNominal costcost ofof trainingtraining (non(non--residential)residential) inin IncubationIncubation isisINRINR 50005000 (approx(approx.. USUS$$ 110110 forfor aa coursecourse ofof 33 monthsmonthsduration)duration)

TrainingTraining ProgrammeProgramme toto bebe selfself--sustainingsustaining inin futurefuture

1515%% ofof thethe totaltotal feefee toto bebe sharedshared byby NSICNSIC andand thethebalancebalance 8585%% toto bebe retainedretained byby thethe privateprivate partnerpartner..

WhereverWherever possible,possible, trainingtraining costscosts toto bebe partlypartly oror fullyfullysubsidisedsubsidised forfor candidatescandidates fromfrom underunder--privilegedprivileged sectionssections

ofof societysociety oror womenwomen candidatescandidates..

Sharing Training Cost of Incubation


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Each project capable ofEach project capable ofemployingemploying

-- 1 to 5 persons1 to 5 persons

Average space required

Average space required --

100to2000

sqr.ft.100

to2000

sqr.ft.

Average investment requiredAverage investment required -- US$ 1000 toUS$ 1000 to100,000100,000

Average investment perAverage investment peremploymentemployment

-- US $ 2500US $ 2500

Other salient feaures of Projects selected forOther 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 selfEasier to get loans for self--employment fromemployment fromvarious 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 likeCompliance with Quality Assurance systems like

ISO

ISO

Availability of skilled workforce helps in gettingAvailability of skilled workforce helps in gettingexport ordersexport orders

B.Employers

Contd

Benefits of Technology Incubators


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Some examplesSome examples

of Projectsof Projects

Light EngineeringLight Engineering

Barbed Wire MachineBarbed Wire Machine

Book BindingBook Binding

File FastenersFile Fasteners

M.S. Wire DrawingM.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 & vegetableFood & vegetabledehydrationdehydration

Flour MillFlour Mill

Ginger Garlic PasteGinger Garlic Paste

MakingMaking Ice Cream ConeIce Cream Cone Jam/Jelly MakingJam/Jelly Making NoodlesNoodles


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Oil ExtractionOil Extraction

Potato/Banana WafersPotato/Banana Wafers

Pop Corn MakingPop Corn Making

Rice MillingRice Milling

Soya MilkSoya Milk

Spice GrindingSpice Grinding

Tomato Puree/PasteTomato Puree/Paste

Agro & FoodAgro & Food

ProcessingProcessing


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PharmaceuticalPharmaceutical& Chemicals& Chemicals

PharmaceuticalsPharmaceuticals

TabletsTablets

DetergentDetergentPowderPowder

Wax CandleWax Candle


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Textiles and GarmentsTextiles and Garments

Elastic TapeElastic Tape

Socks ManufacturingSocks Manufacturing

Men ShirtsMen Shirts

ShirtsShirts & Trousers& Trousers\\

Men TrousersMen 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

LeatherHand BagsLeatherHand Bags

Leather BeltsLeather Belts

Gents PursesGents Purses Ladies SandalsLadies Sandals

Shoe upper stitchingShoe 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 NapkinPaper Napkin

Paper Cups and SaucersPaper Cups and Saucers

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 centreHealth & fitness centre


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