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Date: 2025-12-16 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: One District One Product in Uttar Pradesh

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**Executive Summary** This document is a response to an unstarred question in the Lok Sabha regarding the One District One Product (ODOP) initiative in Uttar Pradesh. The response, dated December 16, 2025, outlines the implementation of ODOP across all 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh and provides details on government support for producers through various schemes. It also details the number of artisans trained and toolkits provided. **Key Points / Main Content** * **ODOP Initiative:** * Launched by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) to select, brand, and promote at least one product from each district. * Implemented in all 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh, with 110 products identified and listed in Annexure-1. * Aims to promote unique products from each district without any financial component. * **Support and Schemes:** * **Technical and Skill Support:** DPIIT, in collaboration with NID, has conducted design sensitization workshops. * **PM Ekta Malls:** ₹370.247 crore sanctioned for construction and operation of three PM Ekta Malls in Lucknow, Varanasi, and Agra. * **Market Development Assistance (MDA) Scheme:** Supports artisans in fairs, e-commerce onboarding, and showroom establishment, with ₹71.48 crore disbursed. * **Common Facility Centre (CFC) Scheme:** Creates shared facilities for clusters. 15 CFCs completed, and 15 are under implementation. * **Skill Development & Toolkit Distribution Scheme:** Provides free 10-day bridge courses and modern toolkits. 1,33,472 artisans trained and 1,28,672 toolkits provided. * **ODOP Margin Money Scheme:** Subsidizes credit for business enterprises. 19,224 projects amounting to ₹6,393 crore have been sanctioned. * **Annexure-1 (List of ODOP Products):** * Provides a district-wise list of identified products and their respective sectors (e.g., Agra - Leather Products - Handicraft). **Impact Analysis** **Stakeholder:** Uttar Pradesh ODOP artisans/producers * **Impact:** Increased market access, skill enhancement, and financial support for setting up manufacturing or business enterprises. * **Action Required:** Participate in workshops, fairs, and utilize the available schemes to improve their products and market reach. **Stakeholder:** Uttar Pradesh State Government Departments * **Impact:** Required to work with DPIIT and NID to implement ODOP and support producers through various schemes. * **Action Required:** Facilitate workshops, allocate funds, and monitor the progress of ODOP across districts. **Stakeholder:** DPIIT and NID * **Impact:** Responsible for providing support to the Uttar Pradesh State Government. * **Action Required:** Conduct training and design sensitization workshops to assist producers.

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One District One Product (ODOP): An initiative by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) to select, brand, and promote at least one product from each district of the country. Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT): The department responsible for the ODOP initiative. Uttar Pradesh: The State where the ODOP initiative has been implemented in all 75 districts. Market Development Assistance (MDA) Scheme: A scheme supporting ODOP artisans/units to participate in fairs and e-commerce platforms. Common Facility Centre (CFC) Scheme: A scheme creating shared facilities for clusters to address design, raw material, and packaging issues.
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY DEPARTMENT FOR PROMOTION OF INDUSTRY AND INTERNAL TRADE LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2612. TO BE ANSWERED ON TUESDAY, THE 16TH DECEMBER, 2025. ONE DISTRICT ONE PRODUCT IN UTTAR PRADESH 2612. SHRI TANUJ PUNIA: Will the Minister of COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY be pleased to state: वाणिज्य एवं उद्योग मंत्री (a) the details of districts in Uttar Pradesh in which One District One Product (ODOP) is being implemented and products that have been identified; (b) the details of the steps taken by Government in providing support to the producers in a particular district including monetary, technical and skill support; and (c) the details of the number of entrepreneurs/producers and their products who were successful after this initiative, district-wise in the State of Uttar Pradesh? ANSWER वाणिज्य एवं उद्योग मंत्रालय में राज्य मंत्री (श्री णिणिन प्रसाद) THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY (SHRI JITIN PRASADA) (a): One District One Product (ODOP) is an initiative by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) with the aim to select, brand, and promote at least one product from each district of the country for enabling holistic growth across all regions. ODOP initiative has been implemented in the 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh and 110 Products have been identified. The finalized list was duly communicated to the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) by the relevant departments of the State. The list of ODOP products from Uttar Pradesh is attached as Annexure-1. (b) & (c): ODOP is an initiative by Department for Promotion of lndustry and lnternal Trade (DPllT) to promote the unique products from each district of the country, without any financial component. To provide technical and skill support, DPIIT in collaboration with the National Institute of Design (NID), has conducted design sensitization workshops across several districts in Uttar Pradesh to strengthen product innovation, diversification, and contemporary design capabilities. Workshops have been organized for Black Pottery (Azamgarh), Glassware (Firozabad), Jute Wall Hangings (Ghazipur), Handmade Paper Art (Jalaun), Banana Fibre andBanana Products (Kushinagar), Chikankari & Zari-Zardozi (Lucknow), and Tarkashi Art (Mainpuri). Further, under the Scheme for Special Assistance for Capital Investment and in line with the Budget Announcement 2023–24, provision has been made for establishing PM Ekta Malls (Unity Malls) in all States to promote ODOP, GI and local handicraft products. Under this framework, an amount of ₹370.247 crore has been sanctioned for the construction and operation of three PM Ekta Malls at Lucknow, Varanasi and Agra in Uttar Pradesh. As per the information received from Government of Uttar Pradesh, four schemes have been formulated under UP ODOP Programme to provide monetary, market-linked, and skill support to ODOP stakeholders across districts. Under the Market Development Assistance (MDA) Scheme, ODOP artisans/units are supported in participating in local, national and international fairs by way of reimbursement of lodging, travel and stall charges. Support is also provided for onboarding on e-commerce platforms and establishing showrooms in major urban centres. A total of 7,639 artisans have participated in exhibitions under this scheme, and subsidies amounting to ₹71.48 crore have been disbursed. ODOP products are being promoted on e-commerce platforms such as ODOP Mart, Amazon, and Flipkart. Under the Common Facility Centre (CFC) Scheme, shared facilities are created for clusters to address issues related to design, raw material, packaging and other common requirements. Financial assistance of 60%–90% of the project cost is provided by the State Government. A total of 15 CFCs (project cost ₹112.29 crore) have been completed, and 15 additional CFCs (project cost ₹105.82 crore) have received final approval and are under implementation. Under the Skill Development & Toolkit Distribution Scheme, free 10-day bridge courses are conducted to address the current and future workforce requirements in the ODOP value chain, along with free distribution of modern toolkits. A total of 1,33,472 artisans has been trained, and 1,28,672 artisans have been provided toolkits under this programme. Under the ODOP Margin Money Scheme, credit taken from banks for setting up manufacturing or business enterprises is subsidized up to 25% (subject to a ceiling of ₹20 lakh), with own contribution of 10% for General category applicants and 5% for Special category applicants. Training after loan sanction is provided through institutions such as RSETI, ITI, Polytechnic and IED. Under this scheme, 19,224 projects amounting to ₹6,393 crore have been sanctioned so far. ********ANNEXURE-1 ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) OF THE LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2612 FOR ANSWER ON 16.12.2025. District Product Sector Agra Leather Products Handicraft Agra Handicrafts- Stone & Marble Handicraft Aligarh Lock & Hardware Manufacturing Aligarh Metal Handicraft Handicraft Ambedkar Nagar Textile Products Textile Amethi Moonj products Handicraft Amethi Food Processing Food Processing Amroha Musical Instruments (Dholak) Manufacturing Amroha Readymade Garments Textile Milk Processing (Desi Ghee) and Auraiya Dairy Milk Products Ayodhya (Faizabad) Jaggery Products Food Processing Azamgarh Black Pottery Artefacts Handicraft Azamgarh Textile Products (Reshmi Sari) Handloom Baghpat Home Decorative Goods Manufacturing Bahraich (Wheat Stalk) Handicrafts Handicraft Bahraich Food Processing Food Processing Ballia Bindi (Tikuli) Handicraft Balrampur Food Processing (Pulses) Food Processing Banda Shazar Stone Craft Handicraft Handloom Products and Textile Barabanki Textile Products Bareilly Zari and Zardozi Handicraft Bareilly Bamboo Products Handicraft Bareilly Goldsmith Industry Handicraft Basti Wooden Crafts Handicraft Basti Vinegar Products Food Processing Bhadohi (Sant Ravidas Carpet (Dari) Handicraft Nagar) Bijnor Wood Craft Manufacturing Budaun Zari and Zardozi Handicraft Bulandshahar Ceramic Products Manufacturing Chandauli Zari-Zardozi Handicraft Chandauli Black Rice Agriculture Wooden Toys and Wood Art Chitrakoot Handicraft Products Deoria Decorative Products Handicraft Embroidery and Weaving Deoria Handloom (Knitting) Products Deoria Readymade Garments Textile Ankle Bells (Ghungroo), Bells and Etah Manufacturing Brass Products Textile Products, Tailoring and Etawah Textile Garment EmbroideryFarrukhabad Textile Printing Textile Farrukhabad Zari Zardozi Handicraft Fatehpur Bedsheets Textile Fatehpur Iron Fabrication Work Manufacturing Firozabad Glassware Manufacturing Readymade Garments and Textile Gautam Buddh Nagar Textile Products Ghaziabad Engineering goods Manufacturing Ghazipur Jute Wall hangings Handicraft Gonda Food Processing Food Processing Gorakhpur Terracotta Handicraft Gorakhpur Readymade Garments Textile Hamirpur Shoes Manufacturing Hapur Home Decorative Goods Manufacturing Handloom Products and Textile Hardoi Handloom Products Hathras Hing (Asafoetida) Processing Agriculture Hathras Ready Made Garments Textile Jalaun Handmade Paper Art Handicraft Jalaun Peas Processing Food Processing Jaunpur Woollen Carpets (Dari) Textile Jhansi Soft Toys Manufacturing Jhansi Textile Products Manufacturing Perfume (Attar), Incense Sticks Kannauj Manufacturing and Products Kanpur Dehat Zinc Utensils Manufacturing Kanpur Dehat Plastic Products Manufacturing Kanpur Nagar Leather Products Handicraft Kanpur Nagar Hosiery and Textile Products Textile Kasganj Zari Zardozi Handicraft Food Processing (Banana and Kaushambi Food Processing Guava) Banana Fiber Products and Kushinagar Agriculture Banana Products Lakhimpur Kheri Tribal craft Handicraft Lakhimpur Kheri Jaggery Products Food Processing Lalitpur Zari Silk Sarees Handloom Lalitpur Food Processing Food Processing School Dress (Readymade Lalitpur Textile Garments/Hosiery) Lucknow Chikankari & Zari Zardozi Textile Maharajganj Furniture Manufacturing Gaura Stone Craft and Metal Mahoba Handicraft Crafts Mainpuri Tarkashi Art Handicraft Mainpuri Textile Sewing Manufacturing Mainpuri Zari Zardozi Handicraft Mathura Sanitary Fittings Manufacturing Mathura Costume of Thakurji HandicraftShrinagar Sculpture and Kanthi Mathura Handicraft Mala Mau Powerloom Textile Textile Meerut Sports Goods Manufacturing Mirzapur Carpets Textile Mirzapur Metal Industry (Brass) Handicraft Moradabad Metal Craft Manufacturing Muzaffarnagar Jaggery Products Food Processing Pilibhit Flute and Wooden Products Manufacturing Food Processing (Aamla Pratapgarh Food Processing Products) Prayagraj Moonj products Handicraft Prayagraj Food Processing Food Processing Raebareli Wood Work Handicraft Applique Work along with Patch Rampur Work, Zari Patch work, and Handicraft Mentha Saharanpur Wood Carving Handicraft Sambhal Handicraft (Horn-Bone Products) Handicraft Sant Kabir Nagar Brass Utensils Manufacturing Sant Kabir Nagar Hosiery Products Manufacturing Shahjahanpur Zari and Zardozi Handicraft Shamli Rim and Axle and Iron Work Handicraft Shravasti Tribal craft and Furniture Handicraft Siddharthnagar Kala namak Rice Food Processing Sitapur Carpets (Dari) Textile Sonbhadra Carpets Textile Sultanpur Moonj Products Handicraft Sultanpur Iron and Steel Fabrication Manufacturing Unnao Zari Zardozi Handicraft Unnao Leather Products Manufacturing Varanasi Silk Products Textile Varanasi Pink Enamel (Gulaabi Minakari) Handicraft Varanasi Wooden Lacquer Ware Handicraft Varanasi Toys Handicraft *******

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