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Vendor
Development Programme & Exhibition.
Food
Processing Industries Cluster- Imphal City.
One day
Workshop on world trade organisation
Marketing Assistance Scheme for Participation in International
Trade Fairs
New
policy on grants to benefit NE
Management Development Programme on "Modern Office Management"
from 16.02.2007 at Chumukedima, District Dimapur, Nagaland. |
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Vendor
Development Programme & Exhibition: |
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Venue: SISI, Takyelpat Industrial
Estate premises.
Date: 15th & 16th March 2007
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Food
Processing Industries Cluster- Imphal City |
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Food processing industries of
Imphal city have been chosen for development under Small
Industries Cluster Development Programme (SICDP) of the O/o DC (SSI),
New Delhi. |
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Marketing Assistance Scheme for Participation in International
Trade Fairs |
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Performa for passport particulars |
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With a view to
increase participation of representatives of participating
units, the provision of SSI-MDA Scheme has been modified
recently. The major changes in the earlier scheme are as under:
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(i)
the Govt. of India will reimburse the 75 percent of air fare by
economy class subject to upper limit of Rs. 40,000/- (Rs.
60,000/- for latin American Countries) for small manufacturing
enterprises and 90% (with corresponding absolute ceiling) for
Micro manufacturing enterprises |
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(ii) 60 percent
subsidy on space rent. |
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(iii) Subsidy of Rs.
15,000/- per participating unit for the shipping cost of
exhibits. |
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(iv) The total
subsidy on air fare, shipping cost and space rent will be
restricted to Rs. 1.25 lakhs per unit (Small manufacturing
enterprises) and Rs. 1.50 lakhs for Micro manufacturing
enterprises or actual, whichever is less. |
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(v) Any unit can
avail of this facility only a year and |
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(vi) Only one person
of the participating unit would be eligible for subsidy on
airfare. |
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NE
states to benefit from new policy on grants. |
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IANS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2007 10:20:29 AM |
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AGARTALA: Ten Indian
states, including those in the northeast, will soon get 90 per
cent of the money under externally aided schemes as "grant", and
have to repay only the residual 10 per cent to be treated as
loans, top officials here said.
"The decision was taken recently keeping in mind the
socio-economic condition of 10 special category states,
including the eight northeastern states," Tripura's Forest and
Rural Development Minister Jitendra Chowdhury said.
"All special category states would get extra benefit as they
would have to pay only 10 per cent of the total money under
externally aided schemes. The remaining money would be borne by
the central government," Chowdhury told in an interview.
According to the minister, such states had been getting external
fund assistance in the past for various projects and schemes but
the central government had been insisting on the repayment of
the entire foreign loan burden.
But for centrally sponsored schemes, the 90:10 ratio was already
being applied where the bulk of the approved amount was treated
as grant and only 10 per cent was treated as loans.
Besides the eight northeastern states, the other two states in
the special category are Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh.
Some schemes they will benefit from are those okayed by the
Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Japan whose officials have
visited all the states concerned and held a series of
discussions.
"The ADB will invest Rs 9 billion in the state capitals of five
out of the eight northeastern states to boost economic growth,
reduce poverty and develop urban infrastructure," said Agartala
Municipal Council chairperson Sankar Das.
"This would be part of a Rs 10-billion project and the centre
would contribute Rs 1 billion," he said, adding the beneficiary
capitals are Agartala, Aizawl, Kohima, Shillong and Gangtok.
The project aims to develop roads, drainage systems, water
supply facilities, sanitation, solid waste management,
transportation, landslip protection and slum upgrading.
Similarly, Japan has agreed to provide Rs 3.60 billion soft loan
for a major ecological conservation project in Tripura,
officials said.
"The Japan Bank for International Cooperation has agreed to
provide financial assistance to complete the Tripura Forest
Environmental Improvement and Poverty Alleviation Project,"
Chowdhury told.
"The project, to be completed in eight years, would have a
healthy impact on the overall environment," said the forest
minister.
The project is aimed at upgrading the forestland degraded by
shifting cultivation to be an ecologically and commercially
productive forest, Chowdhury said. It would also help in
improving the quality of life in the tribal-dominated areas, he
added.
The tribal people in the hilly terrain of Tripura have for
generations been carrying out the traditional slash-and-burn
method of cultivation, (locally called 'Jhum' cultivation) which
has resulted in degradation of forestland.
Some 55,049 tribal families are involved in this primitive form
of cultivation covering a forest area of about 40,000 hectares
in this northeastern state. |
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Management Development Programme on "Modern Office Management |
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Government of India, Ministry of SSI,
Branch Small Industries Service Institute,
Industrial Estate, Dimapur – 797112, Nagaland.
Tel. no. 03862-231552.
E-mail-brsisinl@rediffmail.com
-Is Organising-
Management Development Programme on
“Modern Office Management”
From 16.02.2007 to 26.02.2007 at chumukedima
District Dimapur, Nagaland.
(for the benefit of entrepreneurs/Interested persons/potential
entrepreneurs etc.)
(1) Eligibility as follows:-
(i)
Age – 18 years and above
(ii)
Both Male & Female participants
(iii)
Qualification – Class 10th pass
(iv)
Fees – Rs 100/- with 50% concession for SC/ST/PH and Women
(payable by Demand Draft in favour of Accounts Officer, P.A.O (SSI),
Kolkata and payable at Kolkata)
(2) Procedure to apply:-
Interested participants along with bio-data, one passport size
photo, Demand Draft & Photocopies of certificate of
age/qualification/category etc. may personally enroll or send by
post to Dy. Director I/c at Br. SISI, Dimapur address as
mentioned on top. 20 candidates shall be selected on first come
first serve basis.
(3) Note-
(i)
No TA/DA etc. admissible for attending the programme
(ii)
Participants should make their own arrangement for
transport and stay at own cost
(iii)
Certificate of participation will be issued by Govt. of
India on successful completion of the training programme. |
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One Day
Workshop on World Trade Organisation |
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Government of India
Ministry of Small Scale Industries
SMALL INDUSTRIES
SERVICE INSTITUTE
Takyelpat Industrial Estate
Imphal-795001, Manipur
Telephone No. 0385-2450584, Fax: 2449096
Will organise
“ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON WORLD
TRADE ORGANISATION”
COURSE CONTENT:
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“WTO” member/ obligation.
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Dispute Settlement.
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Market access.
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IPR and TRIPS.
Date: 13.03.2007
Timing: 10.30 a.m. to 1600 hrs.
Venue: Training Hall, SISI, Takyelpat Industrial Estate, Imphal
West.
Fee: Rs. 200/- per person
Total Intake: 30 candidates.
Lunch, Course material, tea and
snacks will be provided. For registration please contact on
telephone on mobile 98622 97075. Fee may be deposited in cash at
SISI, Imphal. Contact Shri, L. Haridas Singh, Assistant Director
(IMT). Admission will be granted on first come first serve
basis.
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