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To aid, counsel, assist, finance,

protect and promote the interests of Micro, Small &

Medium Enterprises in India.

NSIC Established in 1955

Objective

To be a premier organization fostering the

promotion & growth of Micro, Small &

Medium Enterprises in the country.

To enhance the competitiveness of

Micro, Small & Medium

Enterprises by providing

integrated support services

encompassing, Marketing, Finance,

Technology and other Services.

Vision Mission

Operates through 167 Offices in India & 1 in South Africa

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Marketing

Raw Material Distribution

Registration for Government

Purchase

Consortia & Tender

Marketing

Marketing Events

E-Marketing Portals -

B2B & B2C

Credit

Raw Materials on

Credit

Credit facilitation

under Bank Tie-up

Scheme

Performance and Credit

Rating

Technology

Training

Material Testing

Job-work

Energy and Environment

Audit

Other Support Services

Rapid Incubation for New Business

Creation

Infrastructure Support -

STPs / EMDBPs

International Consultancy

International Cooperation

NSIC Schemes and Programs

Integrated Support to MSMEs

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Objectives

Self-employment generation amongaspiring entrepreneurs transforming-‘Unemployed to Self-Employment’.

Accelerate setting up of new businessenterprises.

To boost the development of smallenterprises in the manufacturing &services sectors.

Rapid Incubation Model aims at creating self employment

opportunities using flexible & cost effective MSE projects.

Optimal use of locally available resources.

Practical on-the-job training on low cost machines & equipments

which are:-

Innovative Model of Rapid Incubation

Easy to operate

Easy to maintain

Easy to transfer

Easy to understand

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Practical Training on Live Projects

Guidance for Selection of Project(s)

‘Entrepreneurship’ concept

Guidance also on:- Project Report Preparation,

Setting up of Enterprise, Preparation of Fund Proposal to Banks, Starting of Business.

Methodology

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• Unemployed Youth in Rural orUrban Areas (not highly educated)aspiring to start own business.

• School or College Dropouts requiredto be gainfully engaged.

• Housewives looking for alternativesources of Income.

• Retired Defense Personnel/Disabled Soldiers.

• Gainfully engaging family membersof Martyrs.

Target Beneficiaries

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Benefits to Incubatees

Better employability &

mobility.

Identity, improved social status &

pride

Easier to get loans for self-employment

from various Banks/Micro Finance

Institutions.

Successful Trainees eligible for loan under veriuos Government

Schemes

Higher productivity,

wages and less exploitation.

Identification of place

Finalization of trades / projects for training.

Preparation of site.

Procurement of Plant / Machinery & Equipments.

Installation of machinery & equipments.

Engagement of faculty and trainers.

Advertisement for inviting candidates.

Commencement of training.

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• Edible Oil Extraction Plant • Rice Shelling• Wheat Flour Grinding• Biscuit & Bread Machine

with Oven• Soya Milk• Ginger and Garlic Paste• Ice Cream Cone Making

Plant• Spice Grinding• Noodle making• Water Filtration Plant• Juice Extraction Machine

Contd…

Some Training Courses -Manufacturing Trades

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• Potato Chips Making Machine• Brick Making• Pet Bottle Making• Packaging• Wax Candle Making Machine• Paper / Leaf Plate Making

Machine • Paper Napkin/ Toilet Roll

Some Training Courses -Manufacturing Trades

NSIC has a bank of 250 projects which can be referred for setting up an Incubator.

• Fashion Designing

• Soft Toy Making

• Beautician Trade

• Embroidery & Needle

Work

• Laptop repair

• Cell Phone Repair

Training Courses-Services Trades

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• Electrician

• Motor Winding

• Plumbing

• Electrical Appliances Repairing

• CAD/CAM Training

• Computer Hardware & Networking,

• Web Designing

• Multimedia & Animation

Some Training Courses in Skill Development Trades

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Training in NSIC’s Own Center in DELHI

Class room Training on Business Process Sewing & Knitting

Soyabean Milk Extraction Plant Spice Grinding M/c

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Training in NSIC’s Own Center inGUWAHATI, ASSAM

Fashion Designing

Embriodery Designing Footwear Designing

Computer Hardware & Networking

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Training in Incubation centers set up by NSIC in Overseas Countries

Senegal

South Africa Burundi

Ethiopia

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Training in Incubation Center set up by NSIC in Rwanda

Ceramic Crockery Plant

Fruit Processing Plant

Inauguration of VTC/IC at Kigali, Rwanda

Mobile Repairing

Projects Established on turn key basis

Two TDTCs in Kwa Zulu Natal Province in

South Africa

IT Centre in Dar-es Salam, Tanzania

Food Processing in Dakar, Senegal

Incubation Centre in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Incubation Centre in Bujumbara, Burundi

Incubation Centre in Kigali, Rwanda

Incubation Centers set up by NSIC in Overseas Countries

Modes Operandi for setting up RICs in other Countries

Identification of Partner institution

Host country identifies an organization to interact withNSIC for establishing of Projects.

Selection of Projects:

Based on the local demand assessment, local authoritiesshall inform the list of technologies to be set up in theproposed Centre or alternatively, NSIC can be engaged forcarrying out the feasibility study for assessing the relevanttechnologies to be housed in the proposed Centre.

Offer to Supply Technologies

After finalisation of technologies for the proposed Centre,NSIC shall submit detailed offer for setting up of theIncubation Centre.

Readiness of Site:

On acceptance of offer, NSIC shall provide the lay out plancontaining the positioning of the decided technologies andvarious utilities required for functioning of projects.

Supply of Technologies from India:

After obtaining confirmation w.r.t readiness of site, NSICshall initiate shipment of technologies.

Deputation of Experts from India:

Once the Consignment of technologies reaches at site, NSIC deputes its experts for installation and commissioning of projects

Handing over of the Centre:

After completion of all activities as per agreed terms, NSIC hands over the Centre to relevant authorities of the country