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NIESBUD is a national level premier

organization functioning under the

MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND

MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (MSME),

Government of India, for promoting

Entrepreneurship and Small Business

through Training, Research,

Consultancy Interventions


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VISION

To aid and assist the spread of

entrepreneurial culture among different

target groups


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To be in a position to promote enterprise

creation and provide sustenance to

enterprises through different interventions :-

Training, Research, Consultancy, Mentoring

Services and Allied Services

MISSION


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Training for different target groups; Research;

Standardization/development of course curriculum;

Training aids (Publications, EMT kit etc.);Incubation facilities;

Hand-holding support for enterprise creation and employmentassistance;

Cluster interventions;

Promotional measures for spread of entrepreneurship;

Consultancy services to the existing/prospective entrepreneurs


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Sl. No. Year No. of Programmes * No. of Beneficiaries *

i 2008-09 262 (x) 10,093 (x)

ii 2009-10 355 (36) 12,238 (21)

iii 2010-11 938 (164) 25,864 (111)

iv 2011-12 1,468 (57) 36,337 (40)

v 2012-13 2,129 (45) 53,953 (49)

vi 2013-14 3,886 (83) 99,560 (85)* Growth Rates (%) have been given in the brackets.


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262 355 938 1465 2129 388610093 12238

2586436237

53953

99560

No. of Programmes No. of Beneficiaries


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TRAINING PROGRAMMESRANGING FROM 50 HOURS TO300 HOURS SPREAD OVER 17

STATES/U.T.

TRAINING PROGRAMMES BEINGORGANIZED THROUGH CLOSE TO

400 DIFFERENT GRASS ROOT

INSTITUTIONS

PARTNER INSTITUTIONS (63)ALSO ORGANIZING TRAININGACTIVITIES IN 12 DIFFERENT

STATES

PROGRAMMES COVER MORETHAN 50 SKILLS ACROSS

DIFFERENT SECTORS


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PROGRAMMES AS PER STANDARDIZED CURRICULUM

PROVISION OF TRAINED/EXPERIENCED FACULTY

FACULTY BEING PROVIDED ORIENTATION BY THE INSTITUTE

IN-BUILT HANDS-ON TRAINING AT NEARBY UNITS

STRONG AND EFFECTIVE MONITORING MECHANISM IN PLACE


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Association of local representative/officials with publicity andselection of the participants

Invitation to District Official(s), MSME-DI, DIC, SupportOrganization, Lead Banker, Placement Agency etc. to address

the participantsContinuous supervision through personal visits

SMSs being sent 3-4 times at regular intervals during the

training on pre-determined questionsContinuous tele-interview to assess the quality of course,faculty etc

Follow up by executives of MSME udyami helpline


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In the forefront of Standardization ofCurriculum

Bringing out book on curriculum ofStandardized Courses on behalf of theMinistry of MSME

Fee-based market-driven Skill TrainingProgrammes


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Entrepreneurship Development ProgrammeCloud ComputingCommunication Skills

Cyber SecurityWeb Designing

ONLINE E-LEARNING MODULES


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Capsule Programme of 15 days withone-day of classroom learning followedby 14 days of CD Based Learning

CD BASED E-LEARNING MODULE


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Provision of On-LineAssessment AndCertification


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Modules so far launchedin the states of WESTBENGAL, JHARKHAND,

UTTRAKHAND, UTTARPRADESH, PUNJAB ANDRAJASTHAN


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More than 60,000 Participants

enrolled under these modulesduring the last 1 year


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EVALUATION STUDIES OF THE SCHEMES OFDIFFERENT MINISTRIES/ DEPARTMENTS/PSUs ETC.

TRAINING NEED ASSESSMENT: SKILL GAPS

BASE-LINE SURVEYS

INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL SURVEYS

PREPARATION OF PROJECT PROFILES


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MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF CLUSTERS ASTECHNICAL AGENCY


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DEVELOPMENT OF A COMMON WEBSITE FOR PROMOTION OFPRODUCTS FROM DIFFERENT CLUSTERS


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TRAINING-CUM-INCUBATION CENTRE: GARMENT MANUFACTURINGOperational in the Campus since 2007-08

Equipped with

modernmachines for

differentoperations

Assistance towomen

beneficiariesin formingSelf-Help

Groups (SHGs)


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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY FACILITATION CENTER (IPFC)under the auspices of the office of DEVELOPMENT

COMMISSIONER (MSME)


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THE MAJOR ACTIVITIES OF THE CENTRE ARE:

Spreading awareness aboutIntellectual Property issues so

as to ensure that MSMEs notonly protect their own rightsin this regard but also do notinfringe the rights of others.

Encouraging and assisting MSMEsin filing applications forregistration/grant of: -

Industrial Designs;Patents;

Trade Marks;

Geographical Indicators


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Increased focus on providing Hand-holding support forpromoting enterprise creation

Functioning as an Udyami Mitra under Rajiv GandhiUdyami Mitra Yojana

Linkage of programmes with PEMGP


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Facilitating the Participants in:

Project Preparation

Marketing PlansObtaining Credit

Institutional arrangements with Financial Institutions/Support Organization(s)

Follow-up with the participants continues much after

the training


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Increasing interaction with trade/industryassociations etc.

Involvement of the local Placement Agencies

Organizing/Participating in Job Fair(s)

Displaying details of the Trained Persons

Making available database of the trained personsto prospective employers


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Empanelment of 63 Organizations as Partner Institutions (PIs)

PIs spread over 12 different states: Bihar, Delhi, Gujarat,Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha,Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, West Bengal andJharkhand

Organizing of 223 EDPs/ESDPs through PIs for 5,075beneficiaries during 2012-13

Focused regional intervention through Regional Centre,

Dehradun


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Booklet LEARN TO EARN

an introduction to Entrepreneurshipfor school students

Text books:Computer Hardware & Networking

Food ProcessingDesktop PublishingEntrepreneurship Development

Book on Training Programme: Employability & EntrepreneurshipSkills

The institute also brings out a quarterly NEWSLETTER containinginformation about the institute s activities, its forthcomingprogrammes/activities


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THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION (IFC): AMEMBER OF THE WORLD BANK GROUP

GIZ

CENTRAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (CBSE)

SUN ON-LINE LEARNING INDIA PVT. LTD.

INTUIT INDIA

JAIPURIA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, NOIDA


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NIESBUD has been conductingInternational Training Programmessince 1986

Till now, NIESBUD has conducted 172International Programmes benefitting3,000 participants from more than 130countries

The Continents covered are Asia,Africa, Middle East And South America


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8-weeks

Training Programmes underSCAAP/ ITEC/Colombo plan fellowships

Number of training programmesincreased from 07 in 2007-08 to 13during 2013-14 with 03 newprogrammes;


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No. of Participants No. of Countries

2007-08

2013-14


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Uganda

Macro Economic Survey/Feasibility study of Uganda

Industrial potential survey of the Iguana district

Egypt

Industrial potential survey for seven Governorates

Azerbaijan

Study visit for exploring possibilities of promotion of

entrepreneurial culture


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Setting up of Entrepreneurship DevelopmentInstitutes (EDIs)

Undertaking macro/micro industrial potential

survey for truly bringing out the industrialpotential of different geographical locations

Assessing the training needs of different

target groupsSelecting different beneficiaries viz; trainers/promoters, MSMEs etc.


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Designing Syllabi and developing curriculum fordifferent training programmes like Training OfTrainers (TOTs), Entrepreneurship -cum-skillDevelopment Programmes (ESDPs), Entrepreneurship

Development Programmes (EDPs) and variousorientation programmes

Organizing customized training programmes for both

trainers/promoters and entrepreneurs as wellDeveloping appropriate training aid material for usein imparting training to different target groups


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Developing monitoring and post-trainingservices mechanism for maximizing thebenefits

Identifying different industrial clusters andensuring their integrated development

Facilitating formulation of the plans & policies

and establishment of infrastructure forpromotion of MSME sector


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ISO 9001:2008

The institute has been certified as compliant to therequirements of Management System ISO 9001 : 2008

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP

The institute has been given approval by the All India

Council For Technical Education (AICTE) for starting 2 yearsPost Graduate Diploma In Entrepreneurship (60 seats)


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NIESBUD WEBSITES

MSME Virtual Cluster Portal ( www.msmevirtualclusters.in ) This happened first time in the history when MSME Ministry decided to handover the charge of its own initiative to an Autonomous Institute, consideringNIESBUDs excellence and expertise in software development.

NIESBUD E-learning Portal/Online Learning(www.niesbudelearning.org ) NIESBUD I.T Team has developed online courses based on different

modules and topics with the help of various Software companies to promotethe online culture across country.

Additionally NIESBUD is maintaining www.niesbud.nic.in (Official MainWebsite) along with www.niesbudro.org NIESBUD Regional Officewebsite.


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Financially self-sufficient since 2007-08;

Revenue rose from Rs. 302.56 Lakh in 2007-08 to Rs. 4,800Lakh during 2013-14;

Diversifying the revenue base for sustenance of self-sufficiencyover a period of time;

Creation of a corpus fund to the tune of Rs. 546 Lakh as onMarch 31, 2014;

Savings of 24% under ATI scheme owing to adoption of

efficient and effective methodology;Marked improvement in productivity of the employees to Rs.35.34 Lakh during 2011-12 from the levels of Rs. 5.83 Lakhduring 2007-08.


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