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CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEME OF NATIONAL MISSION ON

MEDICINAL PLANTS

OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

1. PREAMBLE

1.1 Medicinal Plants form the major resource base of our indigenous health care

traditions. Outreach and acceptability of AYUSH systems both nationally as !ell as

globally is dependent on uninterrupted a"ailability of #uality plant based ra! material.

More than $%& of the species used in trade continue to be sourced from the !ild of

!hich about '() rd are har"ested by destructi"e means.

1.' *ulti"ation of medicinal plants therefore is +ey to meeting the ra! material

needs of the AYUSH industry besides offering opportunities for higher le"els of income

crop di"ersification and gro!th of e,ports. -ndian e,ports of medicinal plants and

herbs are mostly in the form of ra! herbs and e,tracts and account for almost %/0%&

of the current e,ports of herbal(AYUSH products. uring the year '%%2 3 %4 the

-ndian e,ports of -sabgol and Senna alone !ere of the order of 2% %%% metric tonnes

largely in ra! form. 5,port of "alue added item re#uires product de"elopment setting

up of processing facilities #uality assurance and brand promotion. -ncreasing

concerns of unsustainable collection from the !ild disappearance of certain species

on the one hand and concerns of #uality and standardi6ation on the other ma+e it

imperati"e to promote culti"ation of species critical to AYUSH systems of medicine

through appropriate financial incenti"es policy infrastructural and mar+eting support

in a synergistic manner.

2. NEED AND JUSTIFICATION

'.1 7ith more than $4& of the AYUSH products being plants based the ra!

material base needs to be shifted from forests to the culti"ated source for its long

term sustainability.

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'.' 8he global trade re#uires products of standardi6ed phyto/chemical composition

free from hea"y metals and other to,ic impurities and certified to be organic or 9ood

Agricultural Practices :9AP; compliant. 8his is possible only through culti"ation route

!here chain of custody regime is easier to maintain.

'.) -ndian share of the !orld herbal trade is less than 1&. 5"en here the e,port of

herbal products is largely in the form of ra! herbs !ith '() rd of the e,port bas+et

comprising ra! herbs. 8his needs to change considering the USoard !as to establish an

agency !hich !ould be responsible for coordination of all matters relating to medicinal

plants including dra!ing up policies and strategies for conser"ation proper

har"esting cost/effecti"e culti"ation research and de"elopment processing

mar+eting of ra! material in order to promote and de"elop this sector. 8his !as

considered necessary as medicinal plants as a subject is handled by different

Ministries( epartments li+e 5n"ironment @ orests Agriculture Science @ 8echnology

and *ommerce. 8he >oard therefore has the function of co/ordination !ith

Ministries( epartment(Organi6ations(State(U8 9o"ernments for de"elopment of

medicinal plants in general and specifically in the follo!ing fieldsB /

i; Assessment of demand(supply position relating to medicinal plants both

!ithin the country @ abroad.



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ii; Ad !se concerned Ministries( epartments(Organisations(State(U8

9o"ernments on policy matters relating to schemes and programmes for

de"elopment of medicinal plants.

iii; Pro"ide "#!d$n%e in the formulation of proposals schemes and

programmes etc. to be ta+en by agencies ha"ing access to land for

culti"ation and infrastructure for collection storage transportation of

medicinal plants.

i"; Ident!&!%$t!'n( in"entori6ation and #uantification of medicinal plants.

"; P)'m't!'n of ex-situ and in-situ culti"ation and conser"ation of medicinal

plants .

"i; Promotion of co/operati"e effort among collectors and gro!ers and assisting

them to store transport and mar+et their products effecti"ely.

"ii;Setting up of d$t$*$se on medicinal plants dissemination of information

and facilitating pre"ention of patents on plants used in traditional systems.

"iii; Matter relating to !m+')t,e-+')t of ra! material as !ell as "alue added

products either as medicine food supplements or as herbal cosmetics

including adoption of better techni#ues for mar+eting of products to increase

their reputation for #uality and reliability in the country and abroad.

i,; Underta+ing and a!arding Scientific technological research and cost/

effecti"eness studies.

,; e"elopment of +)'t'%' s for culti"ation and #uality control.

,i; 5ncouraging the protection of P$tent R!"/ts and -P?.

).' -n terms of the *abinet ?esolution of =o"ember '2 '%%% and the *abinet

*ommittee on 5conomic AffairCs appro"al communicated "ide *abinet SecretariatCs

O.M. =o. **5A(')('%%D :-; dated '4 th Euly '%%D the composition of the >oard is as

underB/

:a; Minister of Health @ amily 7elfare / *hairman



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:b; Minister of State Health and amily 7elfare/ Fice *hairperson

:c; Secretaries / Ministries( epartments of AYUSH 5n"ironment @ orests

Scientific @ -ndustrial ?esearch >io/technology Science @ 8echnology

*ommerce -ndustrial Policy @ Promotion 5,penditure Agriculture @

*ooperation Agriculture ?esearch @ 5ducation 8ribal Affairs 8ourism

e"elopment of =orth 5astern ?egion.

:d; our nominated members ha"ing e,pertise in the field of medico/ethno/

botany pharmaceutical industry of -SM mar+eting and trade legal matters

and patents.

:e; our nominated members representing e,porters of -SM @ H drugs =9Os

responsible for creating a!areness and increasing a"ailability of medicinal

plants gro!ers of medicinal plants research and de"elopment industry

groups in the area of medicinal plants.

:f; 8!o nominated members representing federations(co/operati"es dealing

!ith medicinal plants.

:g; One member from ?esearch *ouncils of epartment of AYUSH one member

from Pharmacopoeial Gaboratory of -ndian Medicines( Homoeopathic

Pharmacopoeia Gaboratory 9ha6iabad and t!o members representing State

9o"ernments :by rotation e"ery t!o years;.

:h; *hief 5,ecuti"e Officer as Member Secretary in the ran+ of Eoint Secretary to

the 9o"ernment of -ndia.

).) 8he =ational Medicinal Plants >oard :=MP>; has been implementing a *entral

Sector Scheme of Setting up Medicinal Plants >oardI during the 1% th Plan. uring the

11 th Plan ho!e"er the *entral Sector Scheme has been modified to gi"e sharper

focus on promotional acti"ities li+e resource documentation in/situ conser"ation

research and de"elopment e,/situ conser"ation of rare and endangered species

support to Eoint orest Management *ommittees for "alue addition(!arehousing



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capacity building and training of primary collectors and forest d!ellers in good

collection and sustainable har"esting practices etc. 8he scheme renamed as the

*entral Sector Scheme of *onser"ation e"elopment and Sustainable ManagementI

has been appro"ed !ith an 11 th outlay of ?s. )'1.)% crores. Ho!e"er the component

relating to commercial culti"ation has been ta+en out of the pre/re"ised *entral Sector

Scheme and formulated into a ne! scheme !hich see+s to integrate culti"ation !ith

pre and post har"est acti"ities li+e de"elopment of nurseries for #uality planting

material culti"ation of species in demand by the ASU industry support for post

har"est management mar+eting impro"ement of mar+eting infrastructure

organic(9AP certification #uality assurance and crop insurance. 8hese components

ha"e been incorporated in a ne! *entrally Sponsored Scheme of =ational Mission on

Medicinal Plants.

0. NATIONAL MISSION ON MEDICINAL PLANTS

2.1 8he *entrally Sponsored Scheme of =ational Mission on Medicinal PlantsI has

been appro"ed !ith a total outlay of ?s. )% crores for implementation during the 11

Plan. uring the 11 th Plan the *entral 9o"ernmentCs contribution !ill be 1%%&.

uring the 1' th Plan ho!e"er the State 9o"ernmentCs contribution is proposed to be

suitably enhanced based on the mid/term re"ie! of the scheme. 8he scheme is

proposed to be implemented in a mission mode to organically lin+ different

components under the scheme and thus gi"e a strategic push to the Sector during the

11 th Plan

MISSION OBJECTI ES

4.1 Support culti"ation of medicinal plants !hich is the +ey to integrity #uality

efficacy and safety of the AYUSH systems of medicines by integrating medicinal plants

in the farming systems offer an option of crop di"ersification and enhance incomes of

farmers.



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4.' *ulti"ation follo!ing the 9ood Agricultural and *ollection Practices :9A*Ps; to

promote standardi6ation and #uality assurance and thereby enhance acceptability of

the AYUSH systems globally and increase e,ports of "alue added items li+e herbal

e,tracts phyto/chemicals dietary supplements cosmeceuticals and AYUSH products.

4.) Support setting up processing 6ones(clusters through con"ergence of

culti"ation !arehousing "alue addition and mar+eting and de"elopment of

infrastructure for entrepreneurs to set up units in such 6ones(clusters.

4.2 -mplement and support certification mechanism for #uality standards 9ood

Agriculture Practices :9AP; 9ood *ollection Practices :9*P; and 9ood Storage

Practices :9SP;.

4.4 Adopt a Mission mode approach and promote partnership con"ergence and

synergy among sta+e holders in"ol"ed in ?@ processing and mar+eting in public as

!ell as pri"ate sector at national regional state and sub state le"el.

MISSION STRATEGY

.1 8he Mission !ould adopt an end/to/end approach co"ering production post

har"est management processing and mar+eting. 8his !ill be achie"ed by promoting

culti"ation of medicinal plants in identified clusters(6ones !ithin selected districts of

states ha"ing potential for medicinal plants culti"ation and to promote such culti"ation

follo!ing 9ood Agriculture and *ollection Practices :9A*Ps; through synergistic

lin+age !ith production and supply of #uality planting material processing #uality

testing certification !arehousing and mar+eting for meeting the demands of the

AYUSH industry and for e,ports of "alue added items.

.' 8he Mission also see+s to promote medicinal plants as a crop alternati"e to the

farmers and through increased co"erage of medicinal plants and !ith lin+ages for

processing mar+eting and testing offer remunerati"e prices to the gro!ers(farmers.

8his !ill also reduce pressure on forests on account of !ild collection.



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.) Mission see+s to adopt communication through print and electronic media as a

strong component of its strategy to promote integration of medicinal plants farming in

the agriculture(horticulture systems !ith emphasis on #uality and standardi6ation

through appropriate pre and post har"est lin+ages.

.2 Promote and support collecti"e efforts at culti"ation and processing in clusters

through Self Help 9roups gro!ers cooperati"es(associations producer companies and

such other organi6ations !ith strong lin+ages to manufacturers(traders and ?@

institutions.

4 MISSION STRUCTURE

0.1 8he Mission !ill be located in the =ational Medicinal Plants >oard :=MP>;

epartment of AYUSH. 8he Mission !ill ha"e a t!o tier structure 3 =ational and State.

NATIONAL LE EL

N$t!'n$ Med!%!n$ P $nts B'$)d

0.' 8he =ational Medicinal Plants >oard :=MP>; !ill function as the 9eneral *ouncil

of the Mission under the *hairpersonship of Union Minister of Health and amily

7elfare.

St$nd!n" F!n$n%e C'mm!ttee 5SFC6

0.) 8he >oard has a Standing inance *ommittee :S *; !hich !ill be headed by

Secretary :AYUSH;. 8his committee !ill act as the 5,ecuti"e *ommittee of the Mission

and !ill ha"e the follo!ing membersB

1. Secretary :AYUSH; *hairperson.

'. Additional Secretary and inancial Ad"isor Ministry of Health @ amily

7elfare.

). Eoint Secretary or officer of e#ui"alent ran+ eptt. Science and -ndustrial

?esearch.



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2. Eoint Secretary or officer of e#ui"alent ran+ eptt. of >iotechnology.

4. Eoint Secretary or officer of e#ui"alent ran+ eptt. Agriculture ?esearch and

5ducation.

. Eoint Secretary or officer of e#ui"alent ran+ Ministry of 5n"ironment @

orests.

0. Eoint Secretary or officer of e#ui"alent ran+ Ministry of *ommerce.

D. Eoint Secretary or officer of e#ui"alent ran+ Ministry of O=5?.

$. ?epresentati"e of Secretary =orth 5astern *ouncil Shillong.

1%.Eoint Secretary epartment of AYUSH.

11.?epresentati"e of Ayur"edic -ndustry.

1'.?epresentati"e of 5,porters of medicinal(herbal products.

1).?epresentati"e of 9ro!ers Associations( ederations.

12.8!o domain e,perts to be nominated by Secretary :AYUSH;

14.*hief 5,ecuti"e Officer =MP> / 5,/officio Member

Secretary.

0.2 8he chairman of the S * !ill ha"e authority to in"ite as special in"itees

representati"es from organisations engaged in ?@ #uality control planning and

other related disciplines in medicinal plants sector.

0.4 8he =MP> !ill pro"ide the necessary support to both S * and the Mission. 8he

*hief 5,ecuti"e Officer =MP> !ho is of the ran+ of Eoint Secretary !ill function as the

Mission irector. 8he *5O has been delegated the po!ers of the Head of the

epartment and !ould therefore be able to carry out the Mission mandate and also

implement and monitor the action plans(proposals appro"ed by the S *.

0. 8he Standing inance *ommittee :S *; !ill ha"e the follo!ing functionsB

:i; 8o o"ersee the acti"ities of the >oard and appro"e its annual budget.

:ii; 8o consider and appro"e any financial proposal !hich is to be included for

e,penditure in the >udget.



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:iii;8o consider and appro"e any proposal for incurring e,penditure.

:i"; 8o consider and recommend all proposals for creation of ne! posts.

:"; 8o consider and allocate resources among the states and under different

components of the scheme.

:"i; 8o consider and appro"e projects under e,isting pattern of assistance.

:"ii; 8o consider and appro"e components of indi"idual projects for !hich

cost(subsidy norms ha"e not been prescribed.

:"iii; 8he S * shall also monitor the o"erall subsidy being disbursed under the

scheme and in particular monitor the cap of )%& for culti"ation subsidy.

:i,; Any other matters that the >oard may refer to it.

Te%/n!%$ S%)een!n" C'mm!ttee 5TSC6

0.0 Secretary :AYUSH; !ill ha"e the po!ers to constitute 8echnical Screening

*ommittees for scrutiny of project proposals recei"ed under different components

under the scheme. 8he committees !ill comprise of domain e,perts in the rele"ant

field and may also constitute one or more of the follo!ing organi6ations(MinistriesB

:i; ?epresentati"e from =ational Horticulture >oard

:ii; ?epresentati"e from -*A?

:iii;?epresentati"e from *S-?

:i"; ?epresentati"e from epartment of AYUSH

:"; ?epresentati"e of Secretary =orth 5astern *ouncil Shillong

:"i; omain e,perts nominated by Secretary :AYUSH; / 8!o

:"ii; ?epresentati"e from =ational Medicinal Plants >oard/Member Secretary

STATE LE EL

St$te Le e Stee)!n" C'mm!ttee &') t/e M!ss!'n

0.D 8he State le"el Steering *ommittee !ill be headed by Addl *hief Secretary(

Agriculture Production *ommissioner( e"elopment *ommissioner at the State le"el

and !ill includeB



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:i; Member Secretary of State Medicinal Plants >oard.

:ii; Principal Secretary(Secretary Health(AYUSH of the State 9o"ernment

:iii;Principal Secretary(Secretary Horticulture(Agriculture of the State

9o"ernment

:i"; Principal Secretary(Secretary -ndustries epartment of the State

:"; ?epresentati"e from =ational Medicinal Plants >oard.

:"i; ?epresentati"e :s; from *entral 9o"ernment -nstitution:s;.

:"ii; P** or his representati"e in the State.

:"iii; omain e,perts in the field of Medicinal Plants :t!o;

:i,; Mission irector State Horticulture Mission

Se e%t!'n '& $"en%7 t' !m+ ement t/e N$t!'n$ M!ss!'n 'n Med!%!n$ P $nts !n

St$tes

0.$ 8he State 9o"ernment may designate the Mission irector State Horticulture

Mission as the Member Secretary of the State le"el Steering *ommittee as !ell as the

State implementation agency. 8he funds from =MP> !ill be released through the SHM

in such cases and separate accounts maintained. -n states !hich are not co"ered

under the =ational Horticulture Mission the State 9o"ernment may designate the

State Agriculture epartment as the nodal department for implementation. 8he funds

in such cases can ho!e"er be released through the State Medicinal Plants >oard or

the State Health Societies to enable timely flo! of funds for implementation of the

projects under the Mission. 8he state go"ernment shall choose the most efficient and

effecti"e agency a"ailable in the state to implement this Mission

0.1% 8he State Horticulture Mission if designated as the State le"el implementation

agency by the State 9o"ernment !ill implement the scheme in coordination !ith the

Agriculture AYUSH industries department and SMP> and !ould ha"e to be registered

as a Society. -t should also ha"e the functional autonomy to recei"e funds and

implement the scheme. 8he Panchayati ?aj -nstitutions !ould be fully in"ol"ed in



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identifying the agency for implementation at the district le"el and in identification of

clusters and organi6ing gro!ers into SH9s(cooperati"es( associations and producer

companies.

0.11 8he Mission !ill ha"e a strong technical component. 8here shall be a technical

screening committee of domain e,perts to appraise the proposals(action plans

recei"ed from the State 9o"ernments !ho !ill ad"ise appraise and recommend

acti"ities to be supported under the scheme for gi"ing sharp focus to the objecti"es of

the scheme to the S *. 8here !ill also be a 8echnical Screening *ommittee at the

state le"el consisting of domain e,perts to appraise the proposals. 8he states !ill ha"e

the fle,ibility to adopt the appropriate model "i6. *ooperati"es ederations orest

e"elopment *orporations Eoint Sector *ompanies for processing !arehousing

mar+eting etc. 7here"er possible lin+ages !ill be de"eloped !ith State Horticulture

Mission in identification of clusters for culti"ation and de"elopment of infrastructure of

Post Har"est Management facilities li+e !arehouses mar+eting yards drying sheds

testing labs and setting up of processing industries. 8he State Ge"el implementation

agency for Mission !ill ha"e the follo!ing functionsB

i; Prepare perspecti"e and annual action plan !ith the technical support from a

8echnical Support 9roupI at the state le"el !ith members from State Agriculture

Uni"ersities -*A? -* ?5 *S-? -nstitutions and other e,perts in the field to o"ersee

its implementation.

ii; ?ecei"e funds from the =ational Medicinal Plants >oard the State

9o"ernment and other sources for carrying on the acti"ities maintain proper

accounts thereof and submit utili6ation certificate to the concerned agencies.

iii; ?elease funds to the implementing organi6ations li+e SH9s cooperati"es of

gro!ers gro!ers associations producer companies responsible for different

clusters and o"ersee monitor and re"ie! the implementation of the programmes.



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i"; Organise base/line sur"ey and feasibility studies in different parts : istrict

sub/ istrict or a group of istricts; to determine the status of medicinal plants its

potential and demand and tailor assistance accordingly. Similar studies !ould also

be underta+en for other components of the programmes.

"; Assist and o"ersee the implementation of the Scheme in different clusters

selected !ith reference to their agro/climatic suitability for gro!ing medicinal plants

through farmers Societies =9Os 9ro!ers Associations Self/Help 9roups State

-nstitutions and other similar entities. 8he State implementation agency shall also

be responsible for mobili6ing gro!ers to form SH9s( *ooperati"es( ederations

producer companies and financial assistance !ill be a"ailable for promoting these

grass le"el organi6ations !hich may include the training and other incidental

e,penses li+e engaging animators etc.

"i; Organise !or+shops seminars and training programmes for all interest

groups(associations at the State le"el !ith help of the acilitation *entres set up in

State Agriculture Uni"ersities and -*A?(-* ?5(*S-? -nstitutions and other

organisations ha"ing technical e,pertise.

0.1' =ational Medicinal Plants >oard :=MP>; has set up acilitation *entres : *s; in

the State Agriculture Uni"ersities and ? @ -nstitutions of Ministry of Science @

8echnology :*S-?( >8; to act as a ser"ice !indo! to gro!ers(farmers and

entrepreneurs on technology transfer capacity building and training e,tension and

mar+et information on medicinal plants. 8he State implementation agency should

!or+ in close coordination !ith the acilitation *entres : *s; for technical handholding

under the Mission. More such centres can be set up if re#uired in future. 8he list of

e,isting acilitation *entres : *s; is gi"en at Anne-#)e 8 .

0.1) At the district le"el the Mission !ill be coordinated by the istrict Mission

*ommittee : M*; of the =ational Horticulture Mission in states !here implementation

is through the Horticulture epartment. -f implemented through the Agriculture



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epartment the istrict Mission irectorate !ill be registered as a society !ith

eputy irector :Agriculture;( istrict Agriculture Officer as its head. 8he istrict

Mission *ommittee : M*; !ill be responsible for project formulation and monitoring.

8he M* !ill ha"e representati"es from concerned line epartments 9ro!erCs

Associations Mar+eting >oards -ndustries epartments Self Help 9roups :SH9s; and

other =on/9o"ernmental Organisations as its members. 8he istrict Planning

*ommittee and Panchayti ?aj -nstitutions !ill be integrated( in"ol"ed in

implementation of the programme as per the choice and discretion of the State

9o"ernment.

0.12 8he State implementation agency may also consider implementing the scheme

in selected clusters by directly in"ol"ing reputed =9Os cooperati"es state

go"ernment underta+ings gro!ers associations producer companies self help groups

!ithout the re#uirement of routing the proposals through district le"el implementation

agency. -n that case the project report of different organi6ations(clusters !ill be

consolidated into the State Action Plan and submitted to the =MP> for its

consideration. Organi6ations li+e Jrishi Figyan Jendras :JFJs; and Agriculture

8echnology Management Agencies :A8MAs; could also be in"ol"ed in planning

implementation and monitoring at the district le"el and belo! for selected clusters. -n

such cases the funds can also be released to the cluster le"el implementation agency

directly !ithout routing them through the istrict le"el agency.

0.14 8he institutional arrangement for implementing the major acti"ities under the

Mission at the cluster(6one le"el i.e. technology dissemination #uality planting

material culti"ation post har"est management and mar+eting !ill "ary depending

upon the organi6ations(institutions present in the state co"ered under the programme.

All the acti"ities related to culti"ation processing mar+eting #uality assurance and

certification in different clusters !ill be consolidated at the State le"el for better

synergy bet!een the Mission acti"ities. State 9o"ernments are free to choose their



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o!n model create or orient e,isting institutions to carry for!ard the objecti"es of the

Mission in a holistic manner.

0.1

L!n9$"es :!t/ 't/e) S%/emes

Although the Scheme co"ers all the acti"ities that are re#uired to be supported

for a successful end to end medicinal plants based agri/business there may still be

some components !hich can be do"etailed into the Action Plan from other Schemes of

the other Ministries( epartments and State 9o"ernments. or instance components

li+e micro irrigation fertigation construction of irrigation tan+s setting up

demonstration plots !hich are not a part of this scheme may be do"etailed from

schemes of Ministries( epartments concerned. 8his !ill ensure a con"ergence of

culti"ation !ith pre and post har"est management acti"ities in its totality.

; MISSION INTER ENTIONS

S#++')t C# t! $t!'n '& Med!%!n$ P $nts

D.1 *ulti"ation of medicinal plants has not ta+en off in the country as the ra!

material sourced from the !ild is a"ailable at cheaper rates e"en as it has deleterious

effect on their !ild populations. 8o ma+e culti"ation lucrati"e it is necessary to

support the effort / both technically and financially. A programme to support

culti"ation through subsidy !as implemented during the 1% th plan period. 7hereas the

programme has generally resulted in encouraging culti"ation of many species of

conser"ation concern and those in high demand by the AYUSH industry a number of

other species used in AYUSH medicine continued to be sourced from the !ild. 8he

scheme see+s to support culti"ation of more and more species critical to AYUSH

systems. 8he subsidy a"ailable for "arious medicinal plants has been re"ised so as to

direct subsidy to!ards culti"ation of the species re#uired by AYUSH systems and those

of conser"ation concern.



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D.' 8he culti"ation is proposed to be done in conjunction !ith the processing

facilities and mar+ets a"ailable for medicinal plants. 8his is proposed to be done in

clusters identified by State 9o"ernments through indi"iduals Self Help 9roups

*ooperati"e Societies of medicinal plants gro!ers. Preference to culti"ation in clusters

through SH9s gro!ers cooperati"es producer companies o"er indi"idual centric

culti"ation !ill ensure targeting of subsidy to the small and marginal farmers.

8herefore small and marginal farmers !ill be organised into Self Help 9roups and

cooperati"e societies of medicinal plants gro!ers or as producer companies to enable

them to ta+e up medicinal plants culti"ation !hich presently they are unable to do.

inancial assistance on project basis !ill also be pro"ided to State implementation

agency for mobili6ing the 9ro!ers cooperati"es( ederations as !ell as for preparation

of cluster specific project reports(business plans to be e"entually consolidated into

State Action Plan.

D.) Project for culti"ation must clearly spell out the source of planting

material(seed. Only identified seed source or nurseries supplying certified planting

material !ill be eligible to supply germplasm to gro!ers see+ing assistance under the

scheme. 8he business plan(project report for each cluster as !ell as the Action Plan for

the state should co"er the list of organi6ations :public sector or pri"ate sector; for

#uality planting material together !ith the technical details of their capacity

infrastructure species proposed to be raised their location and the financial outlays.

D.2 8hough most of the culti"ation is proposed to be ta+en up in states !here

processing 6ones(clusters !ill be set up other states(districts !here clusters for

culti"ation are identified !ith proper lin+age !ith manufacturers(mar+ets !ill also be

pro"ided support for culti"ation through gro!ers SH9s *ooperati"e Societies of

medicinal plants gro!ers producer companies and corporates.

D.4 8he list of prioriti6ed plants for culti"ation for !hich subsidy K ranging from

'%& to 04& !ill be admissible is indicated at the Anne-#)e 8 II. 8he Action Plan



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must co"er the list of species the proposed area to be brought under culti"ation under

each subsidy groups :of '%& 4%& and 04&; and the financial outlay proposed for

culti"ation component. 8he cost norms for 40 species are indicated at Anne-#)e 8 I.

or the remaining species the cost norms !ould be considered at the time of appro"al

of the Action Plan after consultation !ith the organi6ations =MP> may consider

appropriate.

Est$* !s/ment '& Seed Cent)es $nd n#)se)!es &') S#++ 7 '& Ce)t!&!ed P $nt!n"

M$te)!$ . 8he pri"ate nurseries !ill also be encouraged to mo"e

to!ards self accreditation also. 8he nurseries could be multi/crop or crop specific



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depending upon the re#uirements of planting material in the locality(project area.

Hence the type of nursery proposed to be established should be clearly indicated in

the Action Plan. 8he Action Plan should also contain an assessment of the e,isting

nurseries the number of planting material being produced crop !ise and the

additional re#uirement of nurseries.

S#++')t &') Med!%!n$ P $nt P)'%ess!n" $nd P'st H$) est M$n$"ement

!n% #d!n" M$)9et!n"

D.1) -t is estimated that as high as )%& of the ra! material reaching the

manufacturers is of poor #uality and is therefore rejected. *ulti"ation of medicinal

plants therefore needs to be supported !ith infrastructure for !are housing drying

grading storage and transportation. 8hese facilities area essential for increasing the

mar+etability of the medicinal plants adding "alue to the produce increasing

profitability and reducing losses. AP5 A has set up Agri 5,port Lones :A5Ls; for

medicinal and aromatic plants in the states of Jerala and Uttaranchal. >ased on the

e,perience gained in implementation of A5Ls on medicinal plants in these states the

Scheme see+s to support infrastructure for processing and post har"est management

in the different regions of the country in identified clusters(6ones !hich are !ell

endo!ed !ith infrastructure of mar+eting(trading centres ha"e tradition of medicinal

plants as a farming option and has ?@ institutions(SAUs for technology dissemination

and capacity building. 7hile the A5Ls scheme implemented by AP5 A has primary

focus on e,ports the present scheme see+s to add "alue to the medicinal plants

culti"ated(collected and meet large domestic re#uirement of the AYUSH industry.

Additionally the species ha"ing e,port mar+et !ould also be co"ered !ith a "ie! to

increasing share of "alue added items in the e,ports of herbal(AYUSH products. 8he

species targeted for e,port should be finali6ed after assessing the e,port mar+et for

such species. 8he illustrati"e list of facilities to be created in the post/har"esting

infrastructure is as follo!sB



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i; D)7!n" 7$)ds#$ !t7 test!n" '& )$: m$te)!$


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:c; 8o strengthen lin+ages bet!een farmers and industry(traders.

:d; 8o disseminate information on mar+et prices mar+et trends to

enable farmers in selection of appropriate medicinal crops.

8he components admissible for assistance areB

:a; M$)9et P)'m't!'n


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trading of medicinal plants !here"er such mandies e,ist at the "illage

le"el. Similarly assistance !ill be pro"ided to istrict(State

agriculture mandies for creating and upgrading physical infrastructure

for trading of medicinal plants. Assistance !ill also be a"ailable for

setting up herbal mandies at State( istrict le"el. 8he le"el of financial

assistance for rural mandies through "illage bodies(SH9s(

*ooperati"es !ill be ?s. 1% la+hs and for State( istrict le"el mandies

upto a ma,imum of ?s. ' crores.

"i; >#$ !t7 test!n"( %e)t!&!%$t!'n $nd !ns#)$n%e

:a; >#$ !t7 Test!n"


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D.12 etailed project report(business plan !ill be prepared for each cluster through

consultancy firms !hich ha"e the core competence in this area so as to establish

synergy bet!een other schemes of the epartment of AYUSH and those of other

Ministries before implementation of the scheme. 8he State implementation agency for

the Mission !ill be permitted to engage Project Management *onsultants for preparing

business plans(detailed project report for clusters selected for support under the

Scheme. -n areas outside the designated 6ones(clusters support for creating

infrastructure li+e pac+ing sheds processing units testing labs !ill also be pro"ided if

lin+ed to clusters of culti"ation. All the projects !ill be entrepreneur dri"en based on

proper business plan and mar+et sur"eys. 8he detailed project(business plan for

different clusters !ill be consolidated into the State Action Plan to be submitted to

=MP>. 8he State implementation agency !ill also be permitted to engage project

management consultant.

? ELIGIBILITY

?.1 F') C# t! $t!'n@

i; 9ro!ers farmers culti"ators

ii; 9ro!ers Associations ederations Self Help 9roups *orporates gro!ers

cooperati"es.

?.2 F') P)'%ess!n" $nd P'st H$) est M$n$"ement In&)$st)#%t#)e

i; 9o"ernment (=on 9o"ernment organi6ations federations *ooperati"es

-ndustry !ith ?@ unit duly registered and recogni6ed as such by the

appropriate authority !ith a minimum three years of e,perience in the field

ii; 5ntrepreneurs -ndustries etc.

iii; =A>G accredited laboratories

i"; ? @ institutions @ Uni"ersities

1 PATTERN OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

F') %# t! $t!'n !ould ha"e to be based on demand in the domestic and

international mar+ets their a"ailability in the !ild and their conser"ation status

:critically endangered threatened "ulnerable etc;. Also the #uantum of subsidy

should be different for trees !hich ha"e long gestation period as opposed to crops

that are annuals bi/annuals and perennials !hich start yielding after 1/' years. 8he

cost norms of plantations as applicable no! are indicated in Anne-#)e=I . 8he list o

plants for culti"ation together !ith the subsidy admissible for each category of plants

is at Anne-#)e=II .

1%.' 8here are other species li+e 9uggal Asho+ Arjun >ael Harad >eheda

=ag+esar Aonla !hich ha"e long gestation period and therefore !ill re#uire support

during the gestation period. Also there are species !hich are on *-85S Appendi, - and

-- Schedule F- of 7ildlife :Protection; Act negati"e list of plants for e,port and plants

presently imported !hich need to be supported through culti"ation. 8he pattern of

subsidy !ill be a graded pattern of financial assistance as detailed belo!B

i; 04& subsidy for gro!ing of species of plants !hich are included in *-85S list

schedule F- of 7ildlife Protection Act and negati"e list of e,ports and are highly

endangered.

ii; 4%& subsidy for culti"ation of medicinal plants !here sources of supply are

critically declining and are long gestation.

iii; '%& subsidy for culti"ation of other species needing support.

1%.) 8he o"erall !eighted a"erage of subsidy !ill ho!e"er be +ept !ithin )%& !hile

preparing action plan for the State and identifying plants to be supported under the

scheme. 8he list of $) plants is not e,hausti"e and more plants may be added to the

list based on demand in trade after obtaining concurrence of epartment of

5,penditure Ministry of inance.



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1%.2 8he subsidy for nursery and plantation is bac+ ended credit lin+ed !ith '%&

credit component. Ho!e"er credit re#uirement in case of cooperati"es corporates

9o"t. companies SH9s ant 8rusts may not be insisted upon if these organi6ations

ha"e surplus funds supported !ith ban+ certificates or are other!ise financially sound.

F') P)'%ess!n" &$%! !t!es $nd !n&)$st)#%t#)$ s#++')tach Acorus calamus '4 %%% ' 4%%? >ael Aegle marmelos 1 %%% 2% %%%1 >ahera 8erminalia bellirica 1 %%% 2% %%%11 >an+a+ri Podophyllum he,andrum 2% %%% 1%% %%%12 >eledona Atropa belladona '4 %%% ' 4%%13 >humlamala+i Phyllanthus amarus 11 %%% '0 4%%10 >i,a >i,a orellana 2' %%% 1 %4 %%%1 >rahmi >acopa monnieri 1 %%% 2% %%%1 *hirata S!ertia chirata )) %%% D' 4%%14 *hitronella *ymbopogon !interianus '% %%% 4% %%%

1; *innamon *innamomum 6eylanicum )1 %%% 00 4%%1? *oleus *oleus fors+holii 10 '%% 2) %%%2 aruhaldi >erberis aristata '4 %%% ' 4%%21 9ambari 9melina arborea 1D %%% 24 %%%22 9hrit Jumari Aloe "era 10 %%% 2' 4%%23 9iloe 8inospora cordifolia 11 %%% '0 4%%20 9udmar 9ymnema syl"estre 1% %%% '4 %%%2 9uggal *ommiphora !ightii 2 %%% 1 % %%%2 Harar 8erminalia chebula 1 %%% 2% %%%24 Eatamansi =ardostachys jatamansi D1 %%% ' %' %%%2; Jalihari 9loriosa superba 44 %%% 1)0 4%%2? Jalmegh Andrographis paniculata 1% %%% '4 %%%3 Jo++um 9arcinia indica '4 %%% ' 4%%31 Jonch Mucuna prurita D %%% '% %%%32 Juth Saussurea costus )4 %%% D0 4%%33 Jut+i Picrorhi6a +urrooa 24 %%% 11' 4%%30 Gemon grass *ymbopogon fle,uosus '% %%% 4% %%%3 Ma+oy Solanum nigrum 1% %%% '4 %%%3 Mandu+parni *entella asiatica 1 %%% 2% %%%34 Manjishtha ?ubia cordifolia 2% %%% 1 %% %%%

3; MintMentha piperita( Menthaar"ernsis 1 %%% 2% %%%



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3? Mulethi 9lycyrrhi6a glabra 2% %%% 1%% %%%0 Mus+dana Abelmoschus moschatus D %%% '% %%%01 =eem A6adirachta indica 14 %%% )0 4%%02 Patchouli Pogostemon coblem ' %%% 4 %%%03 Pippali Piper longum '4 %%% ' 4%%00 Punarna"a >oerhaa"ia diffusa 1' %%% )% %%%0 Push+ar Mool -nula racemosa 14 1'% )0 D%%

0 ?atalu ioscorea bulbifera '4 %%% ' 4%%04 Sadabahar *atharanthus roseus 1% %%% '4 %%%0; Safed Musli *hlorophytum bori"illianum 1'4 %%% )1' 4%%0? Sarpgandha ?au!olfia serpentina '4 %%% ' 4%%

Sea >uc+thorn Hippophoe rhamnoides '% %%% 4% %%%1 Sena *assia angustifolia 1% %%% '4 %%%2 Shata"ar Asparagus racemosus '4 %%% ' 4%%3 Siris Albi66ia lebbec+ 14 %%% )0 4%%0 Ste"ia Ste"ia rebaudiana 1 '4 %%% ) 1' 4%%

8agar Faleniana !allichii '2 %%% % %%% 8ulsi Ocimum sanctium 1' %%% )% %%%Fia"idang 5mbelia ribes 10 %%% 2' 4%%

N'teA? *S-?

-*A? -* ?5 orest eptt =H> and other reliable sources.

:'; 5conomics of species ha"e been !or+ed out on the basis of inputs in the form of

elite #uality planting material.

:); 8hese cost norms do not include e,penditure to!ards manpo!er infrastructure

de"elopment and cost of land.

:2; More plants may be added to this list as and !hen cost norms become a"ailable.



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Anne-#)e =I LIST OF PRIORITI ED PLANTS FOR DE ELOPMENT AND CULTI ATION

UNDER SCHEME OF NMPB PLANTS ELIGIBLE FOR 2 SUBSIDY B't$n!%$ N$me C'mm'n

N$meE !"!* es#*s!d7 5 6

Rem$)9

1. Acorus calamus Ginn. Fach '%'. Aloe "era :Ginn.; >urn. 9hrit+umari '%). Andrographis paniculata :Ginn.;

>urnJalmegh '%

2. Artemisia annua :Ginn.; Artemisia '%4. Asparagus racemosus 7illd. Shata"ari '%

. A6adirachta indica A. Euss =eem '%0. >acopa monnieri :G.; Pennell >rahmi '%D. >oerhaa"ia diffusa Ginn. Punarna"a '%$. *assia angustifolia Fahl. Senna '%1%. *aesalpinia sappan Ginn. Patang '%11. *entella asiatica :Ginn.; Urban Mandoo+parni '%1'. *hlorophytum bori"illianum

Sant.Sh!et Musali '%

1). *innamomum "erum Presl*. tamala and*. camphora

alchini 8ejpatJapoor

'%

12. *oleus barbatus >enth. Pather *hur '%14. *oleus "etti"eroides J.*. Eacob Hri"era '%1 . *on"ol"ulus microphyllus Shan+hpushpi '%10. *ryptolepis buchanani ?oem @

schultJrsna sari"a '%

1D. igitalis purpurea Ginn. o,glo"e '%1$. ioscorea bulbifera Ginn. ?otalu 9ethi '%'%. 5mbelia ribes >urm. f. Fai Fidang '%'1. 5mblica officinalis 9aertn. Amla '%''. 9arcinia indica *hoisy Jo+um '% *ommercial

*rop'). 9in+go biloba 9in+go '%'2. 9ymnema syl"estre ?. >r. 9udmar '%'4. Hedychium spicatum >uch/

Ham.e, SmuthJapur +achari '%

' . Hemidesmus indicus ?.>r. Anantmool-ndian

Sarsaparilla

'%

'0. Holarrhena antidysenterica7all.

Jurchi(Jutaj '%

'D. -pomoea petaloidea *hoisy Frddhadaru+a '%'$. -pomoea turpethum ?. >r. 8ri"rit '%)%. Gitsea glutinosa Gistea '%)1. Gepidum sati"um Ginn. *handrasur '%)'. Mucuna prurita Ginn. Jonch '%

N AT I O N A L M E D I C I N A L P L A N T S B O A R DPage 1


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)). Ocimum sanctum Ginn. 8ulsi '%)2. Phyllanthus amarus Schum @

8honn.>humi amla+i '%

)4. Piper longum Ginn. Pippali '%) . Pluchea lanceolata : *; *>

*lar+.?asna '%

)0. Solanum nigrum Ginn. Ma+oy '%)D. Ste"ia rebaudiana Madhu+ari '% 5,port

Potential)$. 8erminalia arjuna :?o,b.; 7t. @

Arn.Arjuna '%

2%. 8erminalia bellirica 9aertn. >ehera '%21. 8erminalia chebula ?et6. Harad '%2'. 8inospora cordifolia Miers 9iloe '%2). Fite, nigundo =irgundi '%22. 7ithania somnifera :Ginn.;

unalAsh!agandha '%

24. 7oodfordia fruticosa Jur6. hata+i '%P $nts e !"!* e &') s#*s!d7

B't$n!%$ N$me C'mm'nN$me

E !"!* es#*s!d7

Rem$)9

2 . Aegle marmelos :Ginn; *orr. >eal 4% G9 ?oot20. Albi66ia lebbec+ >enth. Shirish 4% G9 >ar+2D. Alstonia scholaris ?.>r. Sat"in Saptaparna 4% G9 >ar+2$. Altingia e,celsa =oronha Silarasa 4%4%. Anacyclus pyrethrum *. A+ar+ara 4%41. Atropa belledona Atropa 4%4'. *oscinum fenastratum :9ertn;

*olebr.Peela *handan 4%

4). *ratae"a nur"ala >uch 3 Ham. Farun 4% G9 >ar+42. actylorhi6a hatagirea

hatagirea : . on; SooSalampanja 4%

44. 9loriosa superba Ginn. Jalihari 4%4 . 9lycyrrhi6a glabra Ginn. Gicorice ?oots

Mulethi4%

40. 9melina arborea Ginn. 9ambhari 4% G9 ?oot4D. Hippophae rhamnoides Ginn. Seabuc+thorn 4%4$. -nula racemosa H+. f. Push+armool 4%

%. Geptadenia reticulate :?et6; 7t.

@ Arn.

Ei"anti 4%

1. Mesua ferrea Ginn. =aga+eshar 4% G9'. Pana, pseudo/ginseng 9inseng 4%). Parmelia perlata Ach. Saileya 4% HA S92. Piper cubeba Ginn. f. Jababchini 4%4. Plumbago 6eylanica Ginn. *hitra+ 4%

. Pueraria tuberosa *. Fidari+and 4%0. Premna integrifolia Ginn. Agnimanth 4% HA ?oot



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D. Pterocarpus marsupium ?o,b. >eejasar 4%$. ?au!olfia serpentina >enth. e,

Jur6Sarpgandha 4% M9 ?oot

0%. Salacia reticulata Salaciaoblongata

Saptacha+ra:Saptarangi;

4%

01. Saraca asoca :?o,b.; e 7ilde Asho+ 4% G9 >ar+0'. Smila, china Ginn. Hrddhatri :Madhu

snuhi; *hob *hiniGo+handi

4%

0). Stereospermum sua"eolens *. Patala 4% G9 ?oot02. 8acomella undulate :Sm.;

Seem.?ohita+ 4%

04. 8ylophora asthmetica amabooti 4%0 . 8a,us !allichiana Ginn. 8huner 8alispatra 4%00. Urarea picta :Eac#.; es". Prishnaparni 4%P $nts e !"!* e &') 4 s#*s!d7

B't$n!%$ N$me C'mm'nN$me

E !"!* es#*s!d7

Rem$)9

0D. Aconitum fero, 7all.(A. balfouri Fatsnabh 04 HA0$. Aconitum heterophyllum 7all.

e, ?oyleAtees 04 HA

D%. A#uilaria agallocha ?o,b. Agar 04 HA G95ndangered

D1. >erberis aristata *. aruhaldi 04 HA ?ootD'. *ommiphora !ightii :Arn.;

>handari9uggal 04 G9 Go! Yield

D). erula foetida ?egel. Hing 04 G9 ?esinfrom base of

stemD2. 9entiana +urroo ?oyle 8rayamana 04 HAD4. =ardostachys jatamansi *. Eatamansi 04 HA ?hi6omeD . Oro,ylum indicum Fent. Syona+a 04 G9 ?ootD0. Picrorhi6a +urroa >enth. e,

?oyleJut+i 04

DD. Podophyllum he,andrum ?oyle. >an+a+ri-ndianpodophyllum

04 HA G9

D$. Polygonatum cirrhifolium 7all. Mahameda 04$%. Pterocarpus santalinus ?a+tachandan

?ed sanders04 G9 7ood

$1. Santalum album Ginn. *handan 04 G9 7ood$'. Saussurea costus *.>. *lar+e Juth Justha 04$). S!ertia chirata >uch/Ham *hirata

*harayatah04 HA

HA / High AltitudeG9 / Gong 9estationM9 / Medium 9estationS9 / Short 9estationUni / Uni"ersal



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Anne-#)e = III

NORMS OF ASSISTANCE FOR PROGRAMMES

P)'")$mme Est!m$ted C'st Adm!ss!* e Ass!st$n%e

1. NURSERY Production of planting material$6 P#* !% se%t')i; Model nursery :2 ha.; ?s. '% la+hs Ma,imum of ?s. '%.%%

la+hsii; Small =ursery :1 ha.; ?s. 2 la+hs Ma,imum of ?s. 2.%%

la+hs*6 P)! $te Se%t')i; Model nursery :2 ha.; ?s. '% la+hs 4%& of the cost limited to

?s. 1%.%% la+hsii; =ursery :1 ha.; ?s. 2 la+hs 4%& of the cost limited to

?s. '.%% la+hs2. CULTI ATION

i; Species that are highly

endangered and in high demand

by AYUSH industry

As per Anne-#)e 8

I II

04& of the cost of

culti"ation

ii; Species that are endangered

and sources of supply are

declining

As per Anne-#)e 8

I II

4%& of the cost of

culti"ation

iii; Other species in demand by

AYUSH industry and for e,ports

As per Anne-#)e 8

I II

'%& of the cost of

culti"ationi"; 8he !eighted a"erage of

subsidy for $) plants as per list

at Anne-#)e 8II

)4&

3. POST HAR EST MANAGEMENTi; rying sheds ?s. 4 la+hs 1%%& assistance for

SH9s(*ooperati"es(Public

Sector and 4%& for

Pri"ateii; Storage godo!ns ?s. 4 la+hs 1%%& assistance for

SH9s( *ooperati"es(Public

Sector and 4%& for

Pri"ate

0. PROCESSING AND ALUE ADDITION



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i; Processing unit ?s. '%% la+hs '4& of the project cost

subject to a ma,imum of

?s. 4% la+hsii; Setting up testing

laboratories

?s. 1%% la+hs )%& of the project cost

subject to a ma,imum of?s. )% la+hs

iii; Mar+et promotion ?s. 1% la+hs 4%& of the project costi"; Mar+et -ntelligence Project based Project based"; >uy bac+ inter"ention Project based Project based"i;Mar+eting infrastructureB/ / or rural mandi

N ?s. 1% la+hs

/ or district

mandiN?s. '%%

la+hs

Project based. 1%%&

assistance to Public(SH9s(

*ooperati"es

"ii;8esting

charges(reimbursement

4%& of testing

charges subject to

?s. 4 %%%(/"iii;Organic(9AP certification ?s. 4 la+hs for 4%

ha.

As per =HM

i,;*rop insurance 4%& of premium. MANAGEMENT SUPPORT

i; State and istrict le"el

organi6ations implementing the

programme including additionalmanpo!er.

4& of the total annual

e,penditure on the basis

of appraised need. 8hesalary of the contractual

staff and project

management consultant

for each component of the

scheme to be paid under

the schemeii; Project preparation cost and

other administrati"e costincluding hiring of transport 85

office e,penses hard!are(

soft!are etc.

Project based 7ithin 4& a"ailable for

management support



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iii; Other e,penses including

e,posure "isits !ithin the

country and abroad

Project based 7ithin 4& a"ailable for

management support

Anne-#)e = I

FORMAT FOR SUBMITTING DETAILED ACTION PLAN

Des%)!+t!'n

1. B$%9")'#nd In&')m$t!'n1.1 9eography and *limate1.2 Potential for Medicinal Plants1.3 5,isting infrastructure !arehouse(cold storages mar+ets

mandies manufacturing units nurseries :public and

pri"ate sector; ?@ institutions testing laboratories

certification agencies farmers

associations(cooperati"es(SH9s1.0 Gand a"ailability :cluster/!ise;1. 5,isting le"el of culti"ation

2. S OT $n$ 7s!s3. Det$! s '& t/e Ann#$ A%t!'n P $n

3.1 Objecti"e and strategy3.2 -mplementation agency at the State le"el !ith contact

address phone e/mail -3.3 Salient aspects of the Annual Action Plan and the

implementation details at district(sub/district le"el and ho!

different organisations are proposed to be brought

together to achie"e the Mission objecti"es3.0 *omponents :!ith physical targets and financial outlays;

3.0.1 =ursery:a; Public sector:b; Pri"ate sector

3.0.2 *ulti"ation :species/!ise proposed area and

financial outlays for different clusters;3.0.3 :a; Storage(!arehousing

:b; rying(grading sheds:c; Processing unit:d; Quality testing laboratory:e; Support for #uality testing

3.0.0 Mar+eting:a; Mar+et promotion



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:b; Mar+et intelligence:c; Mar+eting infrastructure:d; >uy 3 bac+ inter"entions including

mobilisation of SH9s(cooperati"es3.0. *ertification and -nsurance

:a; Organic(9AP certification:b; *rop insurance

3. L!n9$"es3. .1 7ith ?@ -nstitutions( acilitation centres3. .2 7ith AYUSH industry cluster scheme3. .3 7ith =ational Horticulture Mission3. .0 7ith Manufacturing units(traders for mar+eting

0. M!ss!'n M$n$"ement0.1 Project Management *onsultant0.2 Salary of the contractual staff monitoring tra"el and other

administrati"e e,penses

. Anne-#)esMap of the State gi"ing potential areas and location of

e,isting and the proposed infrastructure under the Action

Plan

Anne-#)e =

LIST OF FACILITATION CENTRE SANCTIONED BY NMPB

DURING 2 4= ;S.

N'.

St$te N$me '&

O)"$n! $t!'n

N$me '& PIs 5Te ., F$-. N'6

1. And/)$

P)$des/

Acharya =.9.

?anga

Agricultural

r. ?. Mohan ?ao Sr. Scientist @ Head :Hort.;

Herbal 9arden Scheme Acharya =.9. ?anga

Agricultural Uni"ersity ?ajendranagar



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%$D D/ $1D$

2. Ass$m Assam

AgricultureUni"ersity

r. M.P. >ortha+ur irectorate of 5,tension

5ducation Assam Agriculture Uni"ersity Eorhat / pin codeB 0D4 %1) 8eleB %$2)4%$2)'

:M; %)0 /')2%%)% :off; a,B %)0 /')1%D)1

:c(o ?A; %)0 /')2%%%1 :c(o F*; 5/MailB

icbaruaKaau.ac.in @ -s!arRbaruaKyahoo.com3. B!/$) ?ajendra

Agricultural

Uni"ersity >ihar

E.J. Handoo Uni"ersity Professor @ *hairman

epartment of >otany @ Plant Physiology

aculty of >asic Sciences @ Humanities

?ajendra Agricultural Uni"ersity Pusa:Samastipur;/ D2D1'4 >ihar. 8elB % '02/

'2%'0' :O; '2%0)) 5/mailB

raupusaKSancharnet.0. C//$tt!s

"$)/

-ndira 9andhi

Jrishi

Fish!a"idyalaya

r. Ar"ind Jumar 9eda Head epartment of

Medicinal @ Aromatic Plants *oA -9JF

?aipur/ 2$'%% :*.9.; 8eleB $1/001/'22)%$)

a,B $1/001/'22'1)1 e/mailB

a+gedaKyahoo.com. G# $)$t Eunagadh

Agricultural

Uni"ersity

r. F.P. *ho"atia Professor @ Head

epartment of Agricultural >otany Eunagadh

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Aromatic and Under/Utili6ed Plants Section

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Horticulture @

orestry

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