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Clear filtersWomen Self Employment Scheme
The "Women Self Employment Scheme" encourages women to become self-reliant and supports their efforts in establishing small-scale industries or trade ventures, thereby improving their economic status & promoting self-employment opportunities across the state providing them financial assistance.
View DetailsSelf Employment Scheme
This Karnataka state scheme supports religious minority communities in starting or expanding small businesses. It provides subsidies through nationalized and scheduled banks to help minorities establish enterprises in handicrafts, services, and agriculture-based activities. The scheme aims to promote self-employment and economic empowerment among minority communities.
View DetailsProfessional and Self Employment Scheme (HSFDC)
Under this scheme, the Corporation provides loans/benefits to individuals from BPL families, whose annual family income does not exceed ₹1,80,000/-, in rural & urban areas. These loans support self-employment activities in fields such as legal profession, Chartered Accountancy, medical practice etc.
View DetailsSelf Employment Scheme For Rehabilitation Of Manual Scavengers
The Self Employment Scheme for Rehabilitation of Manual Scavengers (SRMS) was introduced in January 2017 by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, to assist the identified manual scavengers and their dependants in rehabilitation in alternative occupations.
View DetailsSelf Employment Scheme - Goa
The Self Employment Scheme - Goa is a state-level program designed to help individuals from Scheduled Tribes communities start their own businesses or self-employment ventures. It provides financial support to enable beneficiaries to undertake economic activities of their choice. The scheme aims to promote entrepreneurship and create employment opportunities within the Scheduled Tribes community in Goa.
View DetailsChief Minister's Self Employment Scheme
The Chief Minister's Self Employment Scheme is run by the Department of Personnel and Reforms, Training, and Public Grievances in Sikkim. It helps unemployed young people start their own business or self-employment by providing loan support. The scheme targets citizens living below the poverty line who want to become self-employed instead of looking for jobs.
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