CDPNER:QUC:DY

Coffee Development Programme in North Eastern Region: Quality Upgradation / Certification: Drying Yards

Quality Upgradation / Certification: Drying Yards aims to enhance coffee quality for growers by promoting the establishment of drying yard infrastructure and obtaining necessary certifications. Eligible tribal growers can receive a subsidy of 75% on unit costs, which vary based on the size of their holdings, enabling them to achieve better market returns.

Central Cash

States / UT: All India

Ministry / nodal: Ministry Of Commerce And Industry

Nodal department: Department Of Commerce

Scheme for: Individual

Scheme profile

DBT (direct benefit transfer): Yes

Categories: Agriculture,Rural & Environment

Sub-categories: Agricultural Inputs- seeds, fertilizer etc., Financial assistance

Target beneficiaries: Individual

Tags: Agriculture, Farmer, Subsidy, DBT

Details

The scheme "Coffee Development Programme in North Eastern Region: Quality Upgradation / Certification: Drying Yards" is a Sub-Component of the Scheme "Integrated Coffee Development Project During the Medium Term Framework (MTF) Period: Development Support to Stakeholders" by the Coffee Board, Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry. This scheme aims to facilitate the improvement of the quality of coffee produced by growers by encouraging them to establish infrastructure for quality enhancement and obtain certification for their coffees, enabling them to earn better returns. This involves three main activities: supply of pulpers, construction of cement drying yards, and eco-certification of coffee holdings.

Benefits

  • Unit Cost and Scale of Subsidy Size of the Holding: Up to 2 hectares. Dimension of the Unit: 10 feet x 10 feet or (100 square feet). Unit Cost: ₹15 000/- Rate of Subsidy: 75% of unit cost. Size of the Holding: 2 hectares and above. Dimension of the Unit: 20 feet x 20 feet or (400 square feet). Unit Cost: ₹45 000/- Rate of Subsidy: 75% of unit cost

Unit Cost and Scale of Subsidy


Size of the Holding: Up to 2 hectares.
Dimension of the Unit: 10 feet x 10 feet or (100 square feet).
Unit Cost: ₹15,000/-
Rate of Subsidy: 75% of unit cost.

Size of the Holding: 2 hectares and above.
Dimension of the Unit: 20 feet x 20 feet or (400 square feet).
Unit Cost: ₹45,000/-
Rate of Subsidy: 75% of unit cost.

Eligibility

  1. The applicant should be a tribal grower.
  2. The applicant should not have availed of the benefits during the XII plan.

Application Process

Offline

Step 1: Submission of Required Documents
The beneficiary/applicant must submit the application in the prescribed format along with the necessary documents for availing of the subsidy.
Step 2: Document Scrutiny and Field Inspection
The Extension Officer will scrutinize the submitted documents. A field inspection will be conducted to verify the information.
Step 3: Application Forwarding
The Extension Officer will forward the application along with the verification report to the concerned Joint Director (Extension)/Deputy Director (Extension).
Step 4: Scrutiny by Joint Director/Deputy Director
The Joint Director (Extension)/Deputy Director (Extension) will scrutinize the application and verification report.
Step 5: Subsidy Release
After scrutiny and satisfaction about the admissibility of the claim, the Joint Director (Extension)/Deputy Director (Extension) will release the applicable subsidy to the beneficiary through electronic fund transfer (EFT).

Documents Required

No document list is available for this scheme yet.

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