Facilitation for promotion of Micro, Small

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Policies of Government of Odisha

• Facilitation for promotion of Micro, Small
  Medium Enterprises

Director of Industries, Odisha, Micro, Small
Medium Enterprises Department
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Definition of Micro, Small Medium Enterprises
The definition of Micro, Small Medium
Enterprises is laid down by Government of India
in Micro, Small Medium Enterprises Development
Act, 2006
Categories Manufacturing (Investment in Plant Machinery) Services (Investment in Equipments)
Micro Does not exceed ?25 lakh Does not exceed ?10 lakh
Small More than ?25 lakh but does not exceed ?5 crore More than ?10lakh but does not exceed ?2 crore
Medium More than ?5 crore but does not exceed ?10 crore More than ?2 crore but does not exceed ?5 crore
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POLICY PROVISIONS
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Easing of doing business involves
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Policy Frameworks
Sl Notifications / Policies
1. Odisha Industries (Facilitation) Amendment Rules, 2015
2. Industrial Policy Resolution, 2015
3. Odisha Food Processing Policy, 2013
4. Micro, Small Medium Enterprises Development Policy, 2009
5. Odisha Procurement Preference Policy For Micro Small Enterprises, 2015
6. Odisha Youth Innovation Fund Scheme
7. Cluster Approach
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Odisha Industries (Facilitation) Amendment Rules,
2015
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Initiatives for implementation

• Online Udyami Aadhar acknowledgement replacing
  the earlier Entrepreneurs memorandum
• Strengthening of Odisha Industries (Facilitation)
  Rules through amendment in 2015
• Coverage of services under Odisha Right to Public
  Service Act, 2012
• Initiatives for online administration of selected
  incentives under Industrial Policy Resolution,
  2007 MSME Development Policy, 2009
• District Level Facilitation Cell, involving
  representatives from Industries, made operational
  in Regional / District Industries Centres to
  guide mentor entrepreneurs.
• 54 activities notified as Green Category by
  Forest Environment Department for fast track
  clearance.
• Central Inspection Framework to rationalize
  inspection of industries
• Labour reforms

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Feature of District Level Facilitation Cell

• Constituted vide Industries Department
  Notification No. 4086 dated 23.06.2015 under the
  Chairmanship of General Manager, RIC / DIC with
  representatives from line departments
  Industries Associations.
• Cell focuses on actualization of investment
  through one-stop facilitation process.
• Major function of the Cell include guidance
  mentoring of investors assessment the project,
  land and utility requirements assistance in
  filing Combined Application Form following-up
  on approvals from respective line Departments
  beyond the powers delegated to the members .

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Process Flow under OIFR, 2015
Investor having no land
Investor having less than 25 of required land
Investor having 25 or more of required land
CAF Schedule I for assessment of land utility
Through DLNA
DLFC
CAF Schedule IA for Clearance through DLNA for
recommendation
Recommendation for availability of land
Decision in DSWCA
DLNA
Concerned Authority
Decision of Concerned Authority communicated to
proponent
42 Clearances included within maximum 60 days.
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Timeline for Consent / Approval (OIFR, 2015)
Sl. No. Department Disposal of Application Time Limit (Working Days)
Energy DISCOMs
1. Time taken from request for connection to release of connection where infrastructure is available 15
2. Time taken from request for connection to release of connection where infrastructure is not available 30
Environment Forests
3. Consent to establish
a. A Category after obtaining environmental clearance 60
b. B Category after obtaining environmental clearance 45
c. C Category 30
4. Permission under Hazardous Waste (Handling Management) Rules 30
5. Consent to Operate
a. A Category after obtaining environmental clearance 60
b. B Category after obtaining environmental clearance 45
c. C Category 30
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Timeline for consent approval
Sl. No. Department Disposal of Application Time Limit (Working Days)
Labour ESI Directorate of Factories and Boilers
6. Approval of Factory Plan for Non-Hazardous factories 30
7. Approval of Factory Plan for Hazardous factories 60
8. Approval of Factory Plan for Major Accident Hazard (MAH) factories 90
9. Registration and Licensing of Factories 60
10. Renewal/Amendment/Transfer of factory license 30
11. Issue of duplicate license 30
12. Inspection of Boilers issue of provisional orders to operate boilers 15
13. Approval of repair order of Boilers 15
14. Steam pipeline drawing approval 30
15. Registration of Boilers 30
16. Endorsement of Certificates of Boiler Operation Engineers, Boiler Attendants and Welders issued by other States 15
17. Revalidation of Welders certificates 15
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Timeline for consent approval
Sl. No. Department Disposal of Application Time Limit (Working Days)
Labour ESI Labour Commissioner
18. Registration under Odisha Shop and Commercial Establishment Act,1956 15
19. Renewal of Registration under Odisha Shop and Commercial Establishment Act,1956 15
20. Contract Labour(R A)Act,1970 i)Registration (one time) ii)Licence iii)Renewal (annual) 15
21. Industrial Employment Standing Order Act, 1946 45
Housing Urban Development UDA/Municipalities
22. Building Plan Approval 60
23. Issuance of Occupancy Certificate (Applicable to Bhubaneswar Development Authority and other Development Authorities ULBs 30
24. Trade License 15
25. Water Connection 45
26. Conversion of Land Use under master plan 60
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Timeline for consent approval
Sl. No. Department Disposal of Application Time Limit (Working Days)
Finance Commercial Taxes
27. Registration under VAT Act 3
28. Registration under CST Act 3
29. Registration for Profession Tax 3
30. Sanction of incentives under IPR 2015 30
Industries IDCO
Decision on Land Allotment within IDCO Estates outside BMC Area
31. Allotment Letter after receipt of recommendation letter from Single Window Authority 30
32. Execution of Lease Agreement subject to compliance of T C of allotment 15
33. Issue of Possession Certificate 15
Decision on Land Allotment within IDCO Estates within BMC Area
34. Allotment Letter after receipt of recommendation from HLCC 30
35. Execution of Lease Agreement subject to compliance of T C 15
36. Issue of Possession Certificate 15
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Timeline for consent approval
Sl. No. Department Disposal of Application Time Limit (Working Days)
MSME
37. Approval of EM-I 1
38. Approval of EM-II 2
39. Sanction of Interest Subsidy, Capital Investment Subsidy and VAT Reimbursement 30
Home Directorate of Fire
40. No Objection Certificate 30
Revenue Disaster Department
41. Conversion of land use in all other areas (except ULBs) 60
Health Family Welfare
42. License under Drug and Cosmetics Act 30

• Entrepreneur Memorandum has been discontinued by
  Ministry of MSME, Government of India from
  18.09.2015
• On-line filing of application through e-biz
  portal has been enabled from 14.2.2016 by logging
  in to https//www.ebiz.gov.in/.

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INDUSTRIAL POLICY RESOLUTION, 2015
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IPR-20015 contd..

• Effective Date- 24. 08.2015.
• Eligibility- Units made 1st. Fixed Capital
  Investment after the Effective Date (24.08.2015)
  and commence Production within 3 years for MSME
  and 5 years for Large Industries of 1st. F C I
• Existing Units taking up Expansion /
  Modernization / Diversification
• Units as enshrined in Annexure-ll, Schedule-
  Point (3) of IPR, 2015 (Negative list) shall not
  be eligible for fiscal incentives under this
  policy

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IPR-20015 contd..

1. Pioneer Units mean the first five industrial
   units of each Priority Sector which commence
   fixed capital investment and go in to production
   during the operative period of this IPR.
2. Priority Sector meansIndustrial units fall
   within following categories

Sl. Category
a. Agro and Food Processing
b. Ancillary and Downstream
c. Automobiles and Auto-components
d. Manufacturing in Aviation and Maintenance Repair Overhaul (MRO)
e. Bio-technology
f. Fly ash Blast furnace slag based industries utilizing a minimum of 25 by weight as base raw material
g. Gem stone cutting and polishing
h. Handicraft, Handloom, Coir and Leather products
i. Information technology, IT enabled service and ESDM units
j. Petroleum, Chemicals Petro-chemicals
k. Pharmaceuticals
l. Plastics and Polymers
m. Sea food Processing
n. Shipbuilding and construction of other floating vessels/ Ship repair
o. Textile including Technical Textile Apparel
p. Tourism and Hospitality (All the units/activities specified in Para 6.11 of Odisha Tourism Policy -2013 are eligible units)
q. Any industry other than mineral extraction and mineral based, which exports more than 50 of its total turnover, duly certified by the Director, E P M
r. Migrated industrial units treated as new industrial units under Priority sector
s. Rehabilitated sick industrial unit treated at par with new industrial unit under Priority sector
t. Industrial unit seized under the S F C Act 1951/ S A R F A E S I Act, 2002 and thereafter sold to a new entrepreneur on a sale of asset basis and treated as new industrial unit for the purpose of this IPR
u. Non-mineral based new industrial units located in industrially Backward districts with minimum investment of five crore rupees in plant machinery
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1. Category of Districts for Administration of
   Incentives

Category Districts
A All other districts other than Category B
B Industrially Backward Districts- Kalahandi, Nuapada, Bolangir, Subarnpur, Koraput, Malkangiri, Rayagada, Nawrangpur, Kandhamal, Gajapati and Mayurbhanj.
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4. Land at Concessional Rate
Zone Location Concessional Industrial Land Rate (Rs. Lakhs / Acre) Concessional Industrial Land Rate (Rs. Lakhs / Acre) Concessional Industrial Land Rate (Rs. Lakhs / Acre)
A Urban areas under the jurisdiction of Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation area. Rs. 125 Lakhs/ Acre Rs. 125 Lakhs/ Acre Rs. 125 Lakhs/ Acre
B Urban areas under the jurisdiction of Development Authorities of Cuttack, Rourkela, Berhampur, Sambalpur, Paradeep, Puri, Angul and Jharsuguda Cuttack, Rourkela- Cuttack, Rourkela- Rs.60 Lakhs / Acre
B Urban areas under the jurisdiction of Development Authorities of Cuttack, Rourkela, Berhampur, Sambalpur, Paradeep, Puri, Angul and Jharsuguda Berhampur, Sambalpur, Paradeep, Puri, Angul, Jharsuguda Berhampur, Sambalpur, Paradeep, Puri, Angul, Jharsuguda Rs. 30 Lakhs / Acre
Municipal / NAC area Other than Municipal / NAC Area Other than Municipal / NAC Area
C Revenue Sub-Divisions of Bhubaneswar (except BMC area), Khurda, Angul, Cuttack, Jharsuguda, Panposh, Puri, Sambalpur. Rs. 15 Lakhs / Acre Rs. 6 Lakhs / Acre. Rs. 6 Lakhs / Acre.
D Revenue Sub-Divisions of Athagarh, Balasore, Berhampur, Chhatrapur, Champua, Dhenkanal, Jagatsinghpur, Jajpur, Keonjhar, Talcher Rs.10 Lakhs / Acre Rs. 4 Lakhs / Acre Rs. 4 Lakhs / Acre
E Revenue Sub-Division of Banki, Baripada, Bhadrak, Baragarh, Bolangir, Jeypur, Koraput, Rayagada, Sundargarh Rs. 6 Lakhs / Acre Rs. 2 Lakhs / Acre Rs. 2 Lakhs / Acre
F Revenue Sub-Divisions Anandpur, Athamalik, Baliguda, Bamanghati, Bhanjanagar, Bhawanipatna, Birmaharajpur, Bonai, Boudh, Deogarh, Dharmagarh, Gunupur, Hindol, Kamakshyanagar, Kaptipada, Kandhamala, Kendrapada, Kuchinda, Malkangiri, Nabrangpur, Nayagarh, Nilagiri, Nuapada, Padampur, Pallahara, Panchpir, Paralakhemundi, Patnagarh, Rairakhol, Sonepur, Titilgarh Rs. 3 Lakhs / Acre Rs. 1 Lakh / acre Rs. 1 Lakh / acre

• Ground Rent will be paid _at_ 1 of the land value

10 of the land for large projects limiting to
300 Acre shall be earmarked for ancillary
downstream industrial park
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5.Exemption of premium on conversion of Ag. Land
for Industrial Use
New Industrial units and existing industrial
units taking up E / M / D, new Industrial units 
and existing industrial units in Priority Sector
taking up Expansion / Modernization /
Diversification (E / M /D)
Category Quantum Time Frame
Micro Small Sector 100 up to 5 Acres Shall apply within the period of implementation ie 3 years for New MSMEs 5 years for New Large Industries
Medium Sector 75 up to 25 Acres Shall apply within the period of implementation ie 3 years for New MSMEs 5 years for New Large Industries
Large Sector 50 up to 500 Acres Shall apply within the period of implementation ie 3 years for New MSMEs 5 years for New Large Industries
Priority Sector 100 up to 100 Acres 50 for balance area Shall apply within the period of implementation ie 3 years for New MSMEs 5 years for New Large Industries
6. Stamp Duty Exemption

• No stamp duty for land allotted by the Govt to
  IDCO or Govt / IDCO to Private Industrial Estate
  Developers
• Transfer of land / shed by Govt, IDCO Private
  Industrial Estate Developers to new industrial
  units and existing industrial units acquiring
  fresh land for E / M / D

Category Quantum Time Frame
Micro Small Sector _at_ 75 of Stamp duty Shall apply at the time of execution of required deed
Medium Sector _at_ 50 of Stamp duty Shall apply at the time of execution of required deed
Large Sector _at_ 25 of Stamp duty Shall apply at the time of execution of required deed
Priority Sector _at_ 100 of Stamp duty Shall apply at the time of execution of required deed

• Transferred to a new owner / management under the
  provisions of the SFC Act, 1951 or under SARFAESI
  Act 2002 or on the recommendation of the SLIIC.
• Units under proprietary /partnership firms to be
  converted to companies for rehabilitation on the
  recommendation of the SLIIC.
• Where reconstruction and amalgamation of
  Companies is sanctioned by the Court under
  Section 394 of the Companies Act ( Subject to
  conditions enunciated in IPR)
• Loan agreements, credit deeds, mortgages and
  hypothecation deeds executed by the Indl Units in
  favour of Banks or Financial Institutions shall
  be allowed 100 exemption from stamp duty.

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7. Interest Subsidy

• New MSME and non MSME Priority sector units _at_ 5
  per annum on term loan for Five years / Seven
  years for Industrially Backward districts from
  the date of commencement of production
• Guarantee fee charged under CGTMSE will be
  reimbursed to Micro Small Enterprises

Category Quantum Time Frame
Micro Enterprises Rs. 10 Lakhs Shall apply within six months from end of each financial year
Small Enterprises Rs. 20 Lakhs Shall apply within six months from end of each financial year
Medium Enterprises Rs. 40 Lakhs Shall apply within six months from end of each financial year
Non-MSME Priority Sector Units Rs. 1 crore . Shall apply within six months from end of each financial year
8. Energy

• Exemption of electricity duty for 5 years

Category Contract Demand Time Frame
New MSMEs Contract demand up to 500 KVA Shall apply within 1 year from the date of Production
New units in Priority Sector Contract demand up to 5 MVA Shall apply within 1 year from the date of Production
New existing industrial units setting up Captive Power Plant with non-conventional sources bio-fuel as Green Energy Subsidy New existing industrial units setting up Captive Power Plant with non-conventional sources bio-fuel as Green Energy Subsidy Shall apply within 1 year from the date of Commissioning

• Seasonal Units such as food processing, sugar,
  salt and cotton ginning pressing unit shall be
  allowed for temporary surrender of a part of
  their contract demand as per norms of OERC.
• One-time reimbursement of cost of Energy Audits

Category Quantum Time Frame
Micro Enterprises Rs. 1 Lakh Shall apply within 1 year from the date implementation of Audit
Small Enterprises Rs. 2 Lakhs Shall apply within 1 year from the date implementation of Audit
Medium Enterprises Rs. 3 Lakhs Shall apply within 1 year from the date implementation of Audit
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9. VAT Reimbursement
Sl. Category Quantum Period Maximum Time Frame
i) New MSMEs 75 of VAT paid Five (5) years Limited to 100 of cost of Plant M/c Shall apply within six months from the end of each Financial Year
ii) New Industrial units in Priority Sector 100 of VAT paid Seven (7) years Limited to 200 of cost of Plant M/c Shall apply within six months from the end of each Financial Year
iii) Existing MSME taking up E / M / D 75 of VAT paid on increased production Five (5) years Limited to 100 of additional cost of plant M/c for E/M/D Shall apply within six months from the end of each Financial Year
iv) Existing industrial units in Priority sector taking up E / M / D 100 of VAT paid on increased production Seven (7) years Limited to 200 of additional cost of Plant M/c acquired for taking up E/M/ D Shall apply within six months from the end of each Financial Year
v) New Pioneer Units under each Priority Sector 100 of VAT paid Nine (9) years Limited to 200 of cost of Plant M/c Shall apply within six months from the end of each Financial Year
vi) Anchor Tenant in each industrial park 100 of VAT paid Nine (9) years Limited to 200 of cost of Plant M/c Shall apply within six months from the end of each Financial Year
NB Above provision will be suitably replaced /
modified after Goods and Services Tax (GST) is
introduced
10. Entertainment Tax
Category Quantum Time Frame
i. New Multiplex Cinema Hall of at least 3 screens with minimum capital investment of Rs.3.00 crores 100 of ET paid For 5 years Shall apply within 1 year from the date of Production
ii. Existing cinema hall is upgraded to a multiplex and modernised with minimum investment of Rs. 1 crore 100 ET paid For 5 years Shall apply within 1 year from the date of Production
NB Above provision will be suitably replaced /
modified after Goods and Services Tax (GST) is
introduced
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11. Entry Tax Reimbursement
Sl. Item Category Quantum Period Maximum Time Frame
i) Plant Machinery New MSMEs and Priority Sector 100 of Entry Tax paid on acquisition of plant M/c One time - Shall apply within 1 year from the date of Production
i) Plant Machinery Existing industrial units in MSMEs Priority Sector units taking up E/M/D 100 of Entry Tax paid on additional acquisition of plant M/c One time - Shall apply within 1 year from the date of Production
ii) Raw Materials New MSMEs and Priority Sector units 100 of Entry Tax paid Five years 100 of cost of Plant M/c Shall apply within six months from the end of each financial year
ii) Raw Materials Existing industrial units in MSMEs Priority Sector units taking up E/ M/ D 100 of Entry Tax paid on additional raw materials Five years 100 of cost of additional Plant and machinery Shall apply within six months from the end of each financial year
ii) Raw Materials New Pioneer Units under each Priority Sector 100 of Entry Tax paid Seven years 100 of cost of plant M/c Shall apply within six months from the end of each financial year
NB Above provision will be suitably replaced /
modified after Goods and Services Tax (GST) is
introduced
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12. Employment Cost Subsidy

• New and existing units undertaking E/M/D
  employing skilled and semi-skilled workers of
  domicile of Odisha as regular employees shall be
  reimbursement expenditure on contribution for ESI
  and EPF

Sl. Category of Enterprise Category of Employee Quantum Period Time Frame
i. Micro Enterprises Small Enterprises Male workers 75 5 years Shall apply within Six months from the end of each Financial Year
i. Micro Enterprises Small Enterprises Female workers 100 5 years Shall apply within Six months from the end of each Financial Year
ii. Medium Enterprises Male workers 50 3 years Shall apply within Six months from the end of each Financial Year
Female workers 100 3 years Shall apply within Six months from the end of each Financial Year
iii. Priority Sector Skilled and semi-skilled workers of domicile of Odisha displaced for the establishment of the said Indl unit as regular employees 100 3 years Shall apply within Six months from the end of each Financial Year
iv. New and existing Industrial units undertaking E/M/D in MSME and Priority Sector Persons with Disabilities 100 5 years Shall apply within Six months from the end of each Financial Year
NB For Industrially Backward districts the
Employment Cost Subsidy will be allowed for
additional period of 2 years
13. Patent Registration

• New Industrial units and Existing Industrial
  units in Micro, Small Medium Enterprises and
  Priority Sector taking up Expansion/
  Modernization/ Diversification

Quantum Time Frame
_at_ 100 of the registration cost up to maximum of Rs.10 Lakhs. Shall apply within 1 year from the date obtaining Patent Registration
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14. Quality Certification

• New and Existing Industrial units in Micro, Small
  Medium Enterprises and Priority Sector taking
  up Expansion/ Modernization/ Diversification

Quantum Time Frame
For quality certification its renewal for next consecutive two years i.e. for a period of 3 years _at_ 100 of the quality certification charges up to a total maximum limit of Rs.3 Lakhs. Shall apply within 1 year from the date obtaining Quality certification / its renewal
15. Assistance for Technical Know-how

• New Industrial units in Micro, Small Medium
  Enterprises and Priority sector

Type Quantum Time Frame
Indigenous technology 100 of cost of technical know- how up to Rs.1 Lakh Shall apply within 1 year from the date of starting Production
Imported technology. 100 of cost of technical know- how up to Rs.5 Lakhs Shall apply within 1 year from the date of starting Production
16. Entrepreneurship Development Subsidy

• Budding entrepreneurs to undergo Management
  Development Training in reputed national level
  institutions

Quantum Time Frame
75 of course fee limited to Rs.50,000 per course Shall apply within 30 days of completion of Management Development
17. Environmental Protection Infrastructure
Subsidy

• MSME adopting Zero Effluent or Waste Water
  Discharge (ZLD)

Quantum Time Frame
Rs.20 Lakhs or 20 of capital cost of setting - up Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) whichever is less. Shall apply within 1 year of operationalization of Pollution Control Equipment
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18. Capital Grant to Support Quality
Infrastructure
Category Quantum
To industrial parks / cluster parks promoted by private sector or industry association or user units in a cluster format. Quality infrastructure in the form of a capital Grant of 50 of the infrastructure cost with a ceiling of Rs.10 crore per park or cluster.
In the case of up-gradation of the existing parks / clusters for a similar support provided the park / estate / cluster is user- managed. Quality infrastructure in the form of a capital grant of 50 of total cost with a ceiling of Rs.5 crore provided the park / estate / cluster is user- managed.
19. Anchor Tenant Subsidy

• Lead investment by a reputed investor to promote
  and facilitate further investment in the
  designated industrial Park / Estate (first tenant
  industry)

Quantum Time Frame
25 subsidy on cost of land Shall apply within Six months of approval under Single Window
VAT Reimbursement for additional 2 years subject to the overall limit Shall apply within Six months of approval under Single Window
20. Marketing Syndication

• OSIC / NSIC will act as Syndicate Leader for
  marketing of the products and services of Micro
  Small Enterprises collect service charges not
  exceeding 1 of sale value
• OSIC/ NSIC shall act as a consortium leader for
  Micro Small Enterprises and organize raw
  material supply at reasonable rate.

21. Marketing Assistance to Industries Association

• Marketing Assistance to Industries Association
  for participation of minimum 5 units in Odisha
  Pavilion in International Trade Fairs abroad

Quantum Time Frame
_at_ 50 of total rent subject to a maximum of Rs.10 Lakhs Shall apply at least 1 month before participating in the Trade Fair
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22. Film Industry
Sl. Category Incentive
a) All feature films produced fully or partly in Odisha Exempted from Entertainment Tax.
b) Producers of films who utilize the facilities of Kalinga Studio Limited, Film Television Institute of Odisha and Kalinga Prasad Colour Processing Laboratory Incentives in shape of subsidy subject to the ceiling limit and terms and conditions as may be laid down by OFDC
c) Soft loan assistance at a nominal rate of interest subject to maximum ceiling limit and on conditions as may be decided by OFDC to producers of films in the State. Soft loan assistance at a nominal rate of interest subject to maximum ceiling limit and on conditions as may be decided by OFDC to producers of films in the State.
d) Multiplexes/ Cinema Halls shall be eligible to get allotment of government/ IDCO land at concessional industrial rate. Multiplexes/ Cinema Halls shall be eligible to get allotment of government/ IDCO land at concessional industrial rate.
23. Employment Rating based Incentive (Priority
Sector)
Sl. Type Incentive Incentive Incentive Time Frame
a) Power Reimbursement in Power Tariff per unit for a period of 5 years Reimbursement in Power Tariff per unit for a period of 5 years Reimbursement in Power Tariff per unit for a period of 5 years Shall apply within six months from the end of each Financial Year
b) Training Subsidy The training subsidy shall be reimbursed only once for each trainee either for training of newly recruited trainee or for skill up-gradation. The training subsidy shall be reimbursed only once for each trainee either for training of newly recruited trainee or for skill up-gradation. The training subsidy shall be reimbursed only once for each trainee either for training of newly recruited trainee or for skill up-gradation. Shall apply within six months from the end of each Financial Year
c) Land for Workers Hostels Land for Workers Hostels Land for Workers Hostels Land for Workers Hostels
d) Subsidy for Plant and Machinery - Subsidy for Plant and Machinery - Subsidy for Plant and Machinery -
To units in Auto and Auto Components, Agro and Food Processing, Textile including Technical Textile Apparel, Pharmaceuticals and Plastics sectors as follows To units in Auto and Auto Components, Agro and Food Processing, Textile including Technical Textile Apparel, Pharmaceuticals and Plastics sectors as follows To units in Auto and Auto Components, Agro and Food Processing, Textile including Technical Textile Apparel, Pharmaceuticals and Plastics sectors as follows To units in Auto and Auto Components, Agro and Food Processing, Textile including Technical Textile Apparel, Pharmaceuticals and Plastics sectors as follows To units in Auto and Auto Components, Agro and Food Processing, Textile including Technical Textile Apparel, Pharmaceuticals and Plastics sectors as follows
Classification Classification Max Capital Subsidy Max Capital Subsidy Max Capital Subsidy
A1 / B1 A1 / B1 10 of investment in Plant M/c with a max. of Rs. 10.0 Cr 10 of investment in Plant M/c with a max. of Rs. 10.0 Cr 10 of investment in Plant M/c with a max. of Rs. 10.0 Cr
A2 / B2 A2 / B2 10 of investment in Plant M/c with a max. of Rs. 20.0 Cr 10 of investment in Plant M/c with a max. of Rs. 20.0 Cr 10 of investment in Plant M/c with a max. of Rs. 20.0 Cr
A3 / B3 A3 / B3 10 of investment in Plant M/c with a max. of Rs. 50.0 Cr 10 of investment in Plant M/c with a max. of Rs. 50.0 Cr 10 of investment in Plant M/c with a max. of Rs. 50.0 Cr

• Pioneer Units in each Priority Sector shall be
  eligible for extension of period of incentives
  for an additional two years over and above the
  period specified, provided the unit has been in
  continuous production during the normal period of
  incentive

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Activities not eligible for fiscal incentives as
per IPR 2015 but eligible for investment
facilitation, allotment of land under normal
rules at benchmark value/ market rate and
recommendations to the financial institutions for
term loan and working capital and to the Power
Distribution Companies.
Sl. Name of Activity Sl Name of Activity
01 Hullers and Rice mills with investment in plant and machinery of less than Rs.25 Lakhs for industrially backward districts and less than one crore rupees for other areas 20 Units for physical mixing of fertilizers.
02 Flour mills including manufacture of besan, pulse mills and chuda mills except investment in plant machinery of more than Rs.25 Lakhs for industrially backward districts and less than Rs. 1 Crore for other areas (excluding Roller Flour Mills) 21 Brick-making units (except units making refractory bricks and those making bricks from flyash, red mud and similar industrial waste not less than 25 as base material).
03 a. Processing of spices with investment in plant and machinery with less than Rs.10 Lakhs for industrially backward districts and less than two crore rupees for other areas 22 Manufacturing of tarpaulin out of canvas cloth with investment in plant and machinery of less than Rs. 20 Lakhs
03.b. Units without Spice-mark or Agmark 23 Saw mill, sawing of timber.
04 Confectionary with investment in plant and machinery with less than Rs.10 Lakhs for industrially backward districts and less than two crore rupees for other areas. 24 Carpentry, joinery and wooden furniture making except when part of a wood based cluster of at least 20 units
05 Oil Mills with expellers including oil processing, filtering, de-colouring, colouring, refining of edible oils and hydro-generation there-of except investment in plant machinery of Rs.10 Lakhs in Indl. backwards areas. 25 Drilling rigs, Bore-wells and Tube-wells
06 Preparation of sweets and savouries etc. 26 Units for mixing or blending / packaging of tea
07 Bread-making (excluding mechanised bakery) 27 Units for cutting raw tobacco and sprinkling jaggery for chewing purposes and Gudakhu manufacturing units
08 Mixture, Bhujia and Chanachur preparation units 28 Units for bottling of medicines
09 Manufacture of Ice candy 29 Bookbinding / Rubber stamp making / Making notebooks, exercise notebooks and envelopes.
10 Manufacture and processing of betel nuts 30 Distilled water units
11 Hatcheries, Piggeries, Rabbit or Broiler farming 31 Tailoring (other than readymade garment manufacturing units)
12 Standalone Sponge Iron plants 32 Repacking / stitching / printing of woven sacks out of woven fabrics
13 Iron and Steel Processors, such as cutting of sheets, bars, angles, coils, M.S. sheets, recoiling, straightening, corrugating, drop hammer units etc. with low value addition 33 Pre- processing of oil seeds- decorticating, expelling, crushing, parching, and frying
14 Cracker-making units 34 Aerated water and soft drink units
15 Tyre retreading units with investment in plant and machinery of less than Rs.20 Lakhs 35 Bottling units or any activity in respect of IMFL or liquor of any kind
16 Stone crushing units. 36 Size reducing / size separating units / Grinding / mixing units with investment in plant machinery of less than ten crore rupees except manufacturing of Cement with clinker
17 Coal / Coke screening, coal washing, Coal/ Coke Briquetting. 37 Polythene less than 40 micron in thickness / recycling of Plastic materials
18 Production of firewood and charcoal 38 Thermal power plants
19 Painting and spray-painting units with investment in plant and machinery of less than Rs.20 lakhs 39 Repackaging units
Note List of Industrial units indicated above
may be modified by the Government from time to
time
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ODISHA FOOD PROCESSING POLICY, 2013
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OFPP, 2013
Eligible items
Activity Item includes Remarks
Agro and Marine processing Grading
Agro and Marine processing Grinding
Agro and Marine processing Cutting/ cubing/dicing
Agro and Marine processing Sorting
Agro and Marine processing Packing Dehydrated packing, vacuum packing, nitrogen sachet packing, tetra packing, canning, bottling
Agro and Marine processing Waxing
Agro and Marine processing Drying Spray drying dehydration
Agro and Marine processing Irradiation any value add activity Agricultural, horticulture and forest produce
Agro and Marine processing Projects in hi-tech and bio-technology based agriculture
Food Processing Processing of ready-to-eat or ready-to-cook food and manufacturing of additives
Food Processing Preservatives
Food Processing Colors and fragrant Manufactures for food products.
Agro Infrastructure providers Warehouse
Agro Infrastructure providers Cold storage
Agro Infrastructure providers Transportation food items Reefer vans/ containers
Agro Infrastructure providers Processing machinery producers
Quality assurance providers Food testing laboratory
Quality assurance providers Certification agencies
Research and Human Resource Development Research Development
Research and Human Resource Development Product Crop Development Institutes
Research and Human Resource Development Human Resource Development Courses in Food Processing, Agro Management
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Illustrative list of eligible items
OFPP, 2013
Sl Items /Activities
1. Fruit and Vegetable Processing, including grading / packing
2. Food grain milling / processing, using modern technology and equipment
3. Dairy products (including milk processing and milk based products)
4. Processing of Poultry, eggs, meat and meat products
5. Fish Processing including shrimps
6. Bread, oilseed meals (edible), breakfast foods (such as cornflakes, oats and muesli), biscuits, confectionery (including cocoa processing and chocolate), oil expellers and refining, malt extracts, protein isolates, high protein foods, weaning food, extruded / other ready to eat food products and all other processed foods (excluding non-packed food items served in Hotels and Restaurants of all categories)
7. Fruit based ready to serve beverages
8. Produce of animal husbandry
9. Spices and condiments
10. Tissue culture laboratories, green houses, green house nurseries seed production standards, mushroom laboratories
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Illustrative list of eligible items (Continued)
OFPP, 2013
Sl. Items /Activities
11. Floriculture
12. Cold Storage Enterprises
13. Refrigerated transport vehicles / containers (excluding second hand refurbished vehicles / container)
14. Enterprises manufacturing food- grade packaging materials for food processing industry
15. Enterprises engaged in packaging, canning and bottling of processed foods
16 Enterprises manufacturing additives, preservatives, colours and fragrant for the processed food industry
17 Bio-technology and bio-informatics industries
18. Commodity grading and packaging industry
19. Processing of plantation crops including tea and coffee, forest produce such as herbal, medicinal and aromatic plants, coconut based products and Arecanut / Arecanut based products
20. Sugar industry (excluding molassess / alcohol)
21 Cattle/ Poultry/ Prawn Feed/ Fish Feed (Ref Notification no. 4365/MSME / Dt. 11.06.2015)
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List of ineligible items
OFPP, 2013
Sl Items /Activities
1 Rice huller and seller
2 Flour mill of less than 50 TPD capacity
3 Masala making without cold process grinding
4 Bread/ Confectionery except mechanization
5 Preparation of sweet meat and salted snacks except mechanized units. ( Ref Notification No. 4365/ Dt.11.6.2015)
6 Production of ice block
7 De-mineralized water and distilled water manufacturing units
8 Processing of betel nuts
9 Tea blending units
10 Units connected with raw-tobacco and gul related products Fruit juice base, aerated water and soft drink units (excepting the units manufacturing fruit pulp or fruit pulp and juice out of it).
11 Mixture, Bhujia and Chanachur preparation units except mechanized units. ( Ref Notification No. 4365/ Dt.11.6.2015)
12 Fruit juice base, aerated water and soft drink units (excepting the units manufacturing fruit pulp or fruit pulp and juice out of it).
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Incentives
OFPP, 2013
Effective Date If commenced FCI prior to 15.3.13, it must commence production during 15.3.13 to 14.3.15
If commenced FCI after 15.3.15, it must commence production within two years from date of 1st FCI.
Sl. Incentive Quantum Quantum Quantum Time Frame Time Frame
1. Rebate on Land 25 of price of IDCO Land in Normal Area. Additional 25 for KBK potential food clusters. 25 of price of IDCO Land in Normal Area. Additional 25 for KBK potential food clusters. 25 of price of IDCO Land in Normal Area. Additional 25 for KBK potential food clusters. New units Within 6 months from date of Commercial Production
1. Rebate on Land Project Cost (Rs. in Cr.) Project Cost (Rs. in Cr.) Max. land to be available New units Within 6 months from date of Commercial Production
1. Rebate on Land 1 to 50 1 to 50 Ac. 5.00 Existing E/D Within 6 months from date of Expansion or, Diversification
1. Rebate on Land Above 50 to 100 Above 50 to 100 Ac. 10.00 Existing E/D Within 6 months from date of Expansion or, Diversification
1. Rebate on Land Above 100 Above 100 Ac.30.00 Existing E/D Within 6 months from date of Expansion or, Diversification
2. Capital Investment Subsidy (CIS) New, Expansion Diversification cases and Top-up cases New, Expansion Diversification cases and Top-up cases New, Expansion Diversification cases and Top-up cases -do- -do-
2. Capital Investment Subsidy (CIS) General Category 25 of project cost (excluding cost of land) Max. Rs.2.00 cr. 25 of project cost (excluding cost of land) Max. Rs.2.00 cr. -do- -do-
Women, SC ST and units in KBK 33 of project cost (excluding cost of land) Max. Rs.3.00 cr. 33 of project cost (excluding cost of land) Max. Rs.3.00 cr.
3. Electricity Duty Exemption New Enterprises Maximum 10 years from Date of Production Maximum 10 years from Date of Production -do- -do-
3. Electricity Duty Exemption Exiting Enterprises Maximum 10 years from date of commencement of policy. Maximum 10 years from date of commencement of policy. -do- -do-
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Incentives contd.
OFPP, 2013
Sl. Incentive Quantum Quantum Time Frame
4. Interest Subsidy New and Top-up cases 5 p.a on working capital loan availed from public sector banks / OSFC for 1st five years from Date of Production Max. Rs.5.00 lakhs per annum Within 6 months from the end of each financial year.
5. Quality Certification for new and Top-up cases. Reimbursement upto 50 of cost of certification like HACCP, GMP, ISO 9000, Agmark, FPO, GLP, TQM. Ceiling Rs.2.00 Lakhs Reimbursement upto 50 of cost of certification like HACCP, GMP, ISO 9000, Agmark, FPO, GLP, TQM. Ceiling Rs.2.00 Lakhs Within 6 months from date of obtaining certification or, 6 months from date of notification whichever is later
6. Entry Tax Exemption On new and 2nd hand Plant Machinery Balancing equipment. 100 Within one month of entry of P M and balancing Equipment
6. Entry Tax Exemption On raw materials, incidental goods packaging materials 100 for a period of 5 years from Date of Production. Within one month of entry of raw materials, incidental goods and packaging materials
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OFPP, 2013
Incentives contd.
Sl Incentive Quantum Quantum Eligibility Criteria Time Frame
7. Mega Food Park, Sea Food Park Capital Subsidy _at_ 20 of project cost to SPV Maximum Rs. 15.00 crores or, equity participation by GoO As per scoring pattern. CIS will be front ended to be released in 4 phases as per progress. After preparation of DPR and before making any physical progress on the ground. In case of MFP already approved by MoFPI, GoI, the applicant shall apply along with a copy of In-Principle approval letter of GoI
7. Mega Food Park, Sea Food Park Cost of preparation of DPR Rs. 5.00 lakhs for Mega Food Park. If project report is prepared for carbon credit 50 of consultancy charges with a cap of Rs. 20.00 lakhs In-Principle approval of MoFPI, GoI is required. After preparation of DPR and before making any physical progress on the ground. In case of MFP already approved by MoFPI, GoI, the applicant shall apply along with a copy of In-Principle approval letter of GoI
VAT reimbursement - 100 for 10 years Max -200 of Fixed Capital Investment New and Existing enterprise in the park shall be eligible Within 6 months from the end of each financial year
For Industrial units set up in Mega Food Parks Sea Food park CIS 25 with ceiling of Rs.2.00 cr. for General entrepreneurs in non-KBK area and _at_33 with a ceiling of Rs. 3.00 cr. for SC, ST, Women for KBK districts. Exemption of Entry Tax on PM and balancing items Exemption of Entry Tax on raw materials for 5 years from DOP As per other units set up outside Mega Food Park As per other units set up outside Mega Food Park
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MSME DEVELOPMENT POLICY, 2009
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MSMED POLICY-2009 Contd.

• Effective Date- 17.02.2009.
• Eligibility- New MSME Units made 1st Fixed
  Capital Investment after the Effective Date
  Commenced Production within 2 years of 1st. F C I
• MSME Development Policy 2009 shall be read in
  conjunction with IPR-2007.
• Units as enshrined in Annexure-ll, Schedule-
  Point (3) of IPR, 2007 shall not be eligible for
  fiscal incentives under this policy

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MSMED POLICY-2009 Contd.
Activities not eligible for incentives as per IPR
2007
Sl. Name of Activity Sl Name of Activity
01 Rice0 1hu Hullers and Rice mills with investment in plant and machinery of less than two crore rupees. 27 Units for cutting raw tobacco and sprinkling jaggery for chewing purposes and Gudakhu manufacturing units.
02 Flour mills including manufacture of besan, pulse mills and chuda mills excluding Roller Flour Mill with investment in plant and machinery of less than one crore rupees. 28 Units for bottling of medicines.
03 Making of spices with investment in plant and machinery of less than two crore rupees and without Spice-mark or Agmark and brand name, pampad excluding pampad manufactured by Cooperative Societies. 29 Bookbinding.
04 Confectionary (excluding mechanized confectionary). 30 Rubber stamp making.
05 Preparation of sweets and numkeens, etc. 31 Making notebooks, exercise notebooks and envelopes.
06 Bread-making (excluding mechanised bakery). 32 Printing press.
07 Mixture, Bhujia and Chanachur preparation units. 33 Photo copying.
08 Manufacture of Ice candy and Ice fruits. 34 Stenciling units.
09 Manufacture and processing of betel nuts. 35 Processing of Stencil paper.
10 Hatcheries, Piggeries, Rabbit or Broiler farming. 36 Distilled water units.
11 "Iron and Steel Processors" including cutting of sheets, bars, angles, coils, M.S. sheets, recoiling, straightening, corrugating, drop hammer units etc. 37 Distillery Units.
12 Cracker-making units. 38 Tailoring (other than readymade garment manufacturing units).
13 Tyre retreading units with investment in plant and machinery of less than ten lakh rupees. 39 Repacking and stitching of woven sacks out of woven fabrics.
14 Stone crushing units. 40 Laundry / Dry cleaning.
15 Coal / Coke screening units. 41 Photographic studios and laboratories.
16 Coal / Coke Briquetting. 42 Clinical/Pathological laboratories.
17 Production of firewood and charcoal. 43 Beauty parlours.
18 Painting and spray-painting units with investment in plant and machinery of less than ten lakh rupees. 44 Video parlours.
19 Units for physical mixing of fertilizers. 45 Guest Houses / Restaurants.
20 Brick-making units (except units making refractory bricks and those making bricks from flyash, red mud and similar industrial waste). 46 Goods and passenger carriers.
21 Manufacturing of tarpaulin out of canvas cloth with investment in plant and machinery of less than ten lakh rupees 47 Decorticating, expelling, crushing, parching, and frying of oil seeds.
22 Oil mills including oil processing, filtering, colouring, decolouring, refining, hydrogenation, scenting etc except Oil refining with / without solvent extraction facility. 48 Fruit Juice base, aerated water and soft drink units (excepting the units manufacturing fruit pulp or fruit pulp and juice out of it).
23 Saw mill, sawing of timber. 49 Distillery, Bottling units or any activity in respect of IMFL or liquor of any kind.
24 Carpentry, joinery and wooden furniture making. 50 Size reducing, size separating units.
25 Drilling rigs, Bore-wells and Tube-wells. 51 Grinding and mixing units.
26 Units for mixing or blending of tea.
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MSMED POLICY-2009 Contd.
Fiscal Incentives
Incentives Eligibility Rate / period Time line for filing Application
Capital Investment Subsidy (CIS) MSMEs (others) 10 of FCI up to Rs. 8 lakh Within Six months of Commencement of Production
MSMEs of SC / ST/ Women, Technical Degree / Diploma holder entrepreneurs 12 of FCI up to Rs.10 lakhs Within Six months of Commencement of Production
VAT Reim-bursement as in IPR-2007 MSEs set up by Women entrepreneurs Additional period of 2 years Within six months from the end of each financial year
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ODISHA PROCUREMENT PREFERENCE POLICY FOR MICRO
SMALL ENTERPRISES, 2015
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ODISHA PROCUREMENT PREFERENCE POLICY FOR MICRO
SMALL ENTERPRISES, 2015

• EFFECTIVE DATE- 10.06.2015
• Eligibility- Micro Small Enterprises except
  MSEs declared ineligible under the extant new
  policies of the State
• Mandatory Procurement from MSES - minimum twenty
  per cent (20) of the annual value goods or
  services of the requirement
• Special provision for Procurement form M S ES
  owned by SC, ST, Physically Challenged, Women and
  Tech (Deg/Dip)- 4 out of 20
• State Govt Depts, Heads of Dept, Boards,
  Corporations, Development Authorities and
  Improvement Trusts, Municipalities, N A Cs,
  Co-operative Bodies and Institutions aided by
  State Govt and Companies where Govt share is 50
  or more, CPSUs, MoU signed projects in the State,
  Power Generation Distribution Companies, Union
  Govt / State Govt aided projects / externally
  aided projects funded by donor etc shall procure.

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ODISHA YOUTH INNOVATION SCHEME
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ODISHA YOUTH INNOVATION SCHEME
"Odisha Youth Innovation Scheme" to encourage new
ideas / demonstrative product, prototypes,
patents, incubated products or services /
development of any enterprise based on eligible
innovative idea/ products/ services
Financial Assistance
Sl. Category Quantum
i. Any New Idea Rs. 50,000
ii. Any Demonstrative Product, Prototypes, Patents, Incubated Products or Services Rs. 1,00,000
iii. Development of any Enterprise based on eligible innovative idea / products / services as prize money as a part of state level felicitation Rs 3,00,000
OSIC Ltd. is the Nodal Agency for implementation
of the scheme
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CLUSTER APPROACH
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What is a Cluster ?
CLUSTER APPROACH

• Cluster in MSME Sector implies
• Concentration of economic enterprises,
• Producing a typical product / service or a
  complementary range of products / services,
• Within a geographical area (spans over a few
  village, town, city or adjoining area)

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Types of Cluster
CLUSTER APPROACH
Sl Type of cluster Criteria
1. Industrial / Artisan MSM enterprises with hired labour electrically driven machinery / personal skills of artisan
2. Natural / Induced Evolution naturally or induced through special policy measures
3. Small / Large Volume of business, geographical area of spread or employment generation
4. Vertical / Horizontal Mutual relationship among producing enterprises
5. Dynamic / Underperforming Degree of vibrancy growth in recent past
6. Export Primary market located abroad
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Developing Cluster means
CLUSTER APPROACH

1. Revitalizing the Industry Association,
2. Identifying gaps in the Cluster and effort to
   bridge them,
3. Providing new market linkages
4. Pushing cluster to export
5. Improving quality
6. Setting up a common facilities (common machinery
   centre, common lab) in the cluster to be managed
   by entrepreneurs themselves
7. Design inputs into cluster
8. Sustainability

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Schematic Support
CLUSTER APPROACH
Micro Small Cluster Development Programme
(MSE-CDP) Government of India
Office memorandum No. 1(17)/SICDP/Cluster/TM/2006
dated 10.02.2010 Of the Development Commissioner
(MSME)

• 70 GoI funding for Common Facility Centres (CFC)
  with project cost up to Rs.15 crore
• Maximum 75 GoI funding for soft intervention
  (i.e. training, exposure visits, marketing
  assistance, capacity building, etc) with project
  cost up to Rs.25 lakh.
• Eligible cost of projects for infrastructure
  development upto Rs.10 crore with GoI funding
  upto 60

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Schematic Support
CLUSTER APPROACH
State Initiatives for Micro Small Cluster
Development Programme (SIMSECDP)
Industries Department Notification
No.I-SI-5/2010.IND 14824/I dated 29.09.2010

• Need based assistance for
• Awareness Campaigns Sensitization of Stake
  holders Support Institutions,
• Base line Survey,
• Hiring of consultants for Preparation of Project
  Report for Hard Component
• Initiating trust building soft activities like
  holding meetings of the stake holders,
• Exposure visits to replicate best practices

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Status of Clusters in Odisha
i. Number of Clusters identified 56
ii. Preliminary DSR Completed 50
iii. DSR completed 33
iv. DSR under process 5
v. DSR proposal submitted to O/o DC (MSME) 3
vi. Soft interventions approved 10
vii. DPR submitted for approval of CFC (Pharmaceutical Cluster at Cuttack-Bhubaneswar and Cashew Cluster at Bramhagiri, Puri) 2
viii. CFC Sanctioned project under implementation (Cashew cluster at Rambha, Ganjam and Ayurvedic Cluster at Berhampur, Ganjam) 2
ix. CFC completed (Bargarh Rice Milling Cluster) 1
Assisted under AYUSH Cluster of Department of
AYUSH, Government of India

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Application Procedure
Eligible enterprise shall file their claim in the
prescribed form along with documents within time
limit as per the Operational Guidelines
prescribed for each incentives under each policy.
Policies Operational Guidelines available at
Sl. Policy Department Website
1 Industrial Policy Resolution, 2015 Operational Guidelines Industries Department http//www.odisha.gov.in/industries/index.htm
1 Industrial Policy Resolution, 2015 Operational Guidelines Directorate of Industries http//diodisha.nic.in/

2. Food Processing Policy, 2013 Operational Guidelines MSME Department Directorate of Industries http//www.msmeodisha.gov.in/ http//diodisha.nic.in/
3. Procurement Preference Policy for MSEs, 2015 MSME Department Directorate of Industries http//www.msmeodisha.gov.in/ http//diodisha.nic.in/
4. Odisha MSMED Policy, 2009 Operational Guidelines MSME Department Directorate of Industries http//www.msmeodisha.gov.in/ http//diodisha.nic.in/
5. Youth Innovation Fund Scheme MSME Department Directorate of Industries http//www.msmeodisha.gov.in/ http//diodisha.nic.in/
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Contact Details
Sl. Organization Address
1 Industries Department Tel[phone] FAX [phone] Email indsec.od_at_nic.in Web http//www.odisha.gov.in/industries/ index.htm
2. MSME Department Tel[phone] FAX [phone] (FAX) Email secy-msme.od_at_nic.in Web http//www.msmeodisha.gov.in/
3. Directorate of Industries, Odisha Killa Maidan, Buxi Bazar, Cuttack-753001, Odisha Tel[phone]  FAX[phone] email diorissa_at_nic.in http//diodisha.nic.in/ 
4. Directorate of Export Promotion Marketing Tel [phone] FAX [phone] email depmodisha_at_gmail.com  http//depmodisha.nic.in/
5. Invest Odisha (Industrial Promotion and Investment Corporation of Odisha Limited IPICOL) Tel [phone] FAX [phone] email cmd_at_investodisha.org http//investodisha.org/
6. Odisha Small Industries Corporation Limited Industrial Estate, Madhupatna, Cuttack 10 Tel- 0671-2342580 FAX [phone] email osicltd_at_gmail.com http//osicltd.in/
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THANKS