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Date: 2026-03-12 Category: Press Release State: Union Government Country: India

Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) achieves significant gains in implementing Gramodyog Vikas Yojana (GVY) in Maharashtra

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**Executive Summary** This document details the significant gains achieved by the Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) in implementing the Gramodyog Vikas Yojana (GVY) in Maharashtra. The report covers training programs and toolkits provided to rural artisans across various village industries from 2020-21 to 2024-25. A third-party evaluation study highlighted the positive impact of the Honey Mission and Kumhar Sashaktikaran Programme. **Key Points / Main Content** * **Gramodyog Vikas Yojana (GVY) Implementation:** * The GVY aims to develop village industries by providing training and toolkits to rural and traditional artisans. * Key sectors covered include Mineral Based Industry (MBI), Agro Based and Food Processing Industry (ABFPI), Wellness and Cosmetic Industry (WCI), Handmade Paper, Leather and Plastic Industry (HPLPI), Rural Engineering and New Technology Industry (RENTI), and Service Industry. * **Training Programme Data:** * Detailed trade-wise numbers of training programs organized in Maharashtra from 2020-21 to 2024-25 are provided across various industry verticals. * Data on the number of training programmes organized nationwide under GVY over the last five years is also presented. * **Evaluation Study Findings (2021):** * **Kumhar Sashaktikaran Programme:** * Led to a 37% increase in average annual income and a 55% increase in annual profit for potters. * Improved production and adoption of new product development, with 79% of potters producing at least three new products. * **Honey Mission:** * Increased average annual income for beekeepers by approximately 33%. * Facilitated cross-pollination, leading to increased crop yield, with over 84.1% of respondents multiplying their bee boxes up to 14. * **Fund Disbursement:** * Component-wise disbursement of funds under GVY in Maharashtra and its share in the national budget for the past five years are detailed. * GVY is a Central Sector Scheme where expenditure is based on training and toolkits provided, not state-wise budget allocation. * **District-wise Beneficiary and Toolkit Distribution:** * Annexure-I provides district-wise details of beneficiaries trained and toolkits/machines distributed in Maharashtra over the last five years for various industry segments including ABFPI, Honey Mission, Mineral Based Industries, Handmade Paper & Fibre Industry, Service Industry, RENTI, and Polymer & Chemical Based Industry. **Impact Analysis** * **Rural and Traditional Artisans** * **Impact:** Increased income, enhanced production, adoption of new product development, and improved livelihoods. Access to training and toolkits enables them to participate more effectively in their respective industries. * **Action Required:** Continue participation in KVIC-organized training programs and utilize provided toolkits to maximize benefits. * **Beekeepers** * **Impact:** Increased income due to improved crop yield resulting from facilitated cross-pollination and expanded bee box operations. * **Action Required:** Continue to engage with the Honey Mission for ongoing support and knowledge sharing to further enhance their beekeeping activities. * **Potters** * **Impact:** Significant increase in income and profit, alongside enhanced production capabilities and innovation in product development. * **Action Required:** Continue to implement new product development strategies and leverage the enhanced production capacity to sustain and grow their businesses. * **Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME)** * **Impact:** Achievement of the Ministry's objective to promote and develop village industries, contributing to rural economic development and employment generation in Maharashtra. * **Action Required:** Continue to support KVIC's initiatives and monitor the progress and impact of schemes like GVY. * **Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC)** * **Impact:** Successful implementation of GVY leading to significant positive outcomes for artisans in Maharashtra, demonstrating the effectiveness of its programs. * **Action Required:** Continue to organize and facilitate training programs, distribute toolkits, and conduct further evaluations to refine and expand GVY's reach and impact.

Key Entities Referenced

Gramodyog Vikas Yojana (GVY): A scheme implemented by KVIC for the development of village industries, involving training and toolkits for artisans. Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC): A statutory body under the Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises responsible for implementing the GVY. Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises: The ministry under which KVIC operates and which provided the information on GVY. Maharashtra: The specific location where the KVIC achieved significant gains in implementing the Gramodyog Vikas Yojana. Lok Sabha: The parliamentary body where the information about GVY was provided in a written reply by the Minister of State.
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Ministry of Micro,Small & Medium Enterprises Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) achieves significant gains in implementing Gramodyog Vikas Yojana (GVY) in Maharashtra Posted On: 12 MAR 2026 4:48PM by PIB Delhi Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC), a statutory body under the Ministry is implementing Gramodyog Vikas Yojana (GVY) for the development of Village industries, in which training is being imparted and toolkits are provided to rural and traditional artisans under various verticals of village industries like Mineral Based Industry (MBI), Agro Based and Food Processing Industry (ABFPI), Wellness and Cosmetic Industry (WCI), Handmade Paper, Leather and Plastic Industry (HPLPI), Rural Engineering and New Technology Industry (RENTI) and Service Industry. As per information provided by KVIC, the trade-wise number of training programmes organized under the Gramodyog Vikas Yojana (GVY) in Maharashtra during the last five years are given below: Year Honey Kumbhar Agro Hand Leather WCI RENTI Servi Mission Sashaktikaran Based and Made Product (Agarbatti) Programme Food Paper & Industry Processing Fiber Industry 2020- 4 49 5 - - - - - 21 2021- 7 11 8 - 3 13 1 - 22 2022- 4 4 - - 8 3 2 1 23 2023- 8 31 3 2 5 1 3 3 24 2024- 11 45 10 4 3 - 4 6 25 The number of training programmes organized in the country under GVY in during the last five years are as under:Year Honey Kumbhar Agro Hand Leather WCI RENTI Servic Mission Sashaktikaran Based and Made Product (Agarbatti) Programme Food Paper & Industry Processing Fiber Industry 2020- 75 324 17 35 - - - - 21 2021- 77 175 60 - 69 50 61 - 22 2022- 86 70 57 100 172 23 29 14 23 2023- 89 307 162 107 148 22 88 70 24 2024- 115 436 147 189 197 24 87 127 25 The details of district-wise number of beneficiaries trained and toolkits/machines distributed in Maharashtra during the last five years are given at Annexure-I A third party Evaluation Study on ‘Honey Mission and Kumhar Sashaktikaran Programme’ of GVY was conducted by KVIC in the year 2021. The main funding of the evaluation study are as under: Kumhar Sashaktikaran Programme has led to increased average annual income by 37% and annual profit by 55% for potters across all 6 zones. Kumhar Sashaktikaran Programme has been effective in increasing production and adoption of new product development among the potters. 79% potters produces now at least 3 products suggesting that the intervention has been successful in helping the potters take up new product development. The Honey Mission has led to increased average annual income by around 33% for beekeepers across all 6 zones The Honey Mission has been successful in facilitating cross pollination, thereby increasing crop yield. Over 84.1% of the respondents were able to multiply their boxes up to 14 boxes. The Component-wise disbursement of funds under GVY in Maharashtra and share in the national budget for the GVY in the Maharashtra during the last five years is given below: (Rs. In lakh) GVY-Component 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 (P)ABFPI 8.35 27.27 19.92 26.92 15.25 ABFPI (Honey Mission) 33.82 114.66 76.13 78.14 69.63 HMPFI 16.92 0 49.95 8.24 14.69 MBI 34.79 11.75 349.28 94.31 121.00 RENTI 24.35 75.90 16.66 37.73 16.06 WCI 54.24 12.10 13.01 31.55 10.86 Leather Industry 31.40 0 12.00 4.64 Service Industry 0 0 8.41 6.13 17.90 Total 203.87 241.68 545.36 287.66 265.39 GVY is a Central Sector Scheme where no specific State-wise allocation of budget is made. Expenditure under GVY is based on the training and toolkits provided to the beneficiaries. This information was given by the Minister of State for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Sushri Shobha Karandlaje in a written reply in Lok Sabha today. **** Sunil Kumar Tiwari E-Mail – hipessi[at]gmail[dot]com Annexure-I Details of district-wise number of beneficiaries trained and toolkits/machines distributed in Maharashtra during the last five years Agro Based and Food Processing Industries (ABFPI): 2020-21 Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiaries Ahmadnagar 8 sets machine & toolkits 80 Beed 2 sets machine & toolkits 20 2021-22Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiaries Ahmadnagar 8 sets machine & toolkits 80 Beed 2 sets machine & toolkits 20 Katol, Nagpur 2 sets machine & toolkits 20 Chikaldhara, Amravati 4 sets machine & toolkit 40 2023-24 Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit No. of beneficiaries distributed Katol, Nagpur 2 sets machine & toolkits 20 Chikaldhara, Amravati 3 sets machine & toolkit 30 FY-2024-25 (P) Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiaries Ahmadnagar 8 sets machine & toolkits 80 Beed 2 sets machine & toolkits 20 Katol, Nagpur 2 sets machine & toolkits 20 Chikaldhara, Amravati 4 sets machine & toolkit 40 Amravati 4 sets machine & toolkit 40 Honey Mission under ABFPI: FY-2020-21 Name of District No. of Bee- Boxes with hives No. of beneficiaries distributed Yavatmal 250 25Amravati 100 10 Chikhaldhara, Amravati 150 15 2021-22 Name of District No. of Bee- Boxes with hives No. of beneficiaries distributed Ahmadnagar 200 20 Nandurbar 300 30 Sindhudurg 300 30 2022-23 Name of District No. of Bee- Boxes with hives No. of beneficiaries distributed Washim 70 7 Akola 30 3 Buldhana 100 10 Gadchirolli 100 10 Satara 200 20 2023-24 Name of District No. of Bee- Boxes with hives No. of beneficiaries distributed Nagpur & Wardha 230 23 Wadegoan, Akola 170 17 Yavatmal 100 10Chichati, Chikhaldhara 100 10 Dharni, Amravati 100 10 Dhule 350 35 Jalgaon 200 20 FY-2024-25 Name of District No. of Bee- Boxes with hives No. of beneficiaries distributed Pardi, Washim 100 10 Parsoda, Wardha 150 15 Kamthawada, Yavatmal 100 10 Shindivihiri, Wardha 100 10 Deolapar, Nagpur 100 10 Babhulgaon, Akola 200 20 Dhule 200 20 Kolhapur 100 10 Latur 100 10 Palghar 200 20 Solapur 200 20 Mineral Based Industries 2020-21 Name of District No. of Electric Potter No. of beneficiaries WheelGondia 40 40 Yavatmal 80 80 Washim 40 40 Buldhana 40 40 Chandrapur 40 40 Jalna 20 20 Kolhapur 80 80 Ahmadnagar 75 75 Beed 70 70 Kolhapur 75 75 Dhule 45 45 Parbhani 85 85 Satara 75 75 Solapur 70 70 Raigad 60 60 Palghar 75 75 FY-2021-22 Name of District No. of Electric Potter Wheel No. of beneficiaries Washim 20 20 Wardha 20 20 Chandrapur 20 20Jalna 20 20 Kolhapur 50 50 Sangli 50 50 Sindhudurg 20 20 FY-2022-23 Name of District No. of Electric Potter No. of beneficiaries Wheel Ahmadnagar 20 20 Beed 30 30 Jalgaon 30 30 Nashik 20 20 FY-2023-24 Name of District No. of Electric No. of beneficiaries Pottery Wheel distributed Badnera Road, Amravati 60 60 Nandanvan, Nagpur 60 60 Mundari, Bhandara 60 60 Dabki, Akola 100 100 Bazar Tola, Gondia 60 60 Desaiganj, Gadchiroli 60 60 Hingoli 70 70Nashik 80 80 Satara 60 60 2024-25 Name of District No. of Electric Potter No. of beneficiaries Wheel Khamgaon, Buldhana 60 60 Yavatmal 60 60 Samundrapur, Wardha 40 40 Mundri&Dhabetekdi, Bhandara 80 80 Salai Bazar, Nagpur 60 60 Chandori, Gondia 60 60 Bhejgaon, Chandrapur 60 60 Kurkheda, Gadchiroli 40 40 Ahmadnagar 40 40 Beed 30 30 Jalgaon 50 50 Kolhapur 60 60 Latur 40 40 Nanded 60 60 Pune 100 100 Sangli 50 50 Handmade Paper & Fibre Industry:FY-2023-24 Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiaries Nagpur 4 Machine 20 Solapur 4 machine and 8 Dye 20 FY-2024-25 Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiaries Nagpur 6 Machine 40 Amravati 2 Machine Ahmadnagar 4 machine and 8 Dye 20 Solapur 4 machine and 8 Dye 20 Service Industry FY-2022-23 Name District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiaries Yavatmal 20 20 FY-2023-24 Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiaries Yavatmal 20 20 Pune 40 20 FY-2024-25 Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiariesYavatmal 40 40 Nagpur 20 40 Wardha 20 Pune 40 40 RENTI FY-2021-22 Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiaries KoyangudaGadchiroli 20 20 FY-2022-23 Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiaries KoyangudaGadchiroli 20 20 Sindhudurg 20 20 FY-2023-24 Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiaries Porla, Gadchiroli 20 20 BurgimGadchiroli 20 20 Nimba, Salekasa, 20 20 Gondia FY-2024-25 Name of District No. of Machine/toolkit distributed No. of beneficiaries Dabetekdi, Bhandara 40 40Solapur 40 40 Polymer & Chemical Based Industry FY 2021-22 Name of Vertical No. of Mac No. of beneficiaries District benefited hine/toolkit distributed Amravati Leather footwear toolkit 90 90 Parbhani Leather footwear toolkit 20 20 Raigad Leather footwear toolkit 30 30 Amravati Leather Footwear Manufacturing 1 set 10 Amravati Pedal/AutomaticOperatedAgarbatti 40 40 Ahmadnagar 70 70 Nanded 50 50 Ratnagiri 60 60 Sindhudurg 20 20 Solapur 20 20 FY 2022-23 Name of District Vertical Name of No. of No. of Village & Machine/toolkit beneficiaries District distributedWashim Leather footwear Washim 40 85 toolkit Gadchiroli Gadchiroli 45 Mumbai Mumbai 70 70 (Suburban) (Suburban) Sindhudurg Sindhudurg 30 30 Sindhudurg Pedal/Automatic Sindhudurg 20 20 Operated Agarbatti Solapur Solapur 20 20 Amravati Amravati 20 20 FY 2023-24 Name of District Vertical No. of Mac No. of beneficiaries benefited Hine/toolkit distributed Mumbai Leather footwear toolkit 75 65 Nanded 10 10 Sindhudurg 25 25 Solapur Pedal/Automatic Operated 20 20 Agarbatti FY 2024-25 Name of District Vertical No. of Machine/toolkit No. of distributed beneficiaries Mumbai (Suburban) Leather footwear toolkit 100 100 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