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To address the issue of unemployment, the Chief
Minister’s Corpus Fund was re-oriented in 2002-03
with the objective to generate sustainable income
to unemployed youth of the State through creation
of self employment opportunities and through
capacity building programmes. Under this programme
a certain amount is allocated under the corpus
each year and the amount is disbursed through
Planning & Co-ordination Department. A portion of
the Corpus Fund is bifurcated to the Districts to
ensure proportionate selection of beneficiaries
from all Districts.
The remaining amount is earmarked for
Departmental proposals, for trainings/capacity
building programmes, etc.
Allocation of funds:
Year-wise allocation for the Chief
Minister’s Corpus Fund is as below:
2002 –
03 Rs. 200 lakh
2003 –
04 Rs. 500 lakh
2004 –
05 Rs. 500 lakh
2005 –
06 Rs. 700 lakh
2006 –
07 Rs. 800 lakh
Admissible projects/activities:
Projects/schemes with following objectives are
eligible for assistance:
v
Promoting recruitment/self employment by bringing
likely employers and the unemployed youth on a
single platform.
v
Providing impetus to NGOs and the voluntary
sector.
v
Assistance to organizations/entrepreneurs doing
exemplary work in generation of employment
opportunities in the State.
v
Capacity building programmes for developing the
capacities of the youth to enable them to earn
sustainable livelihoods.
v
Finance4 inputs and subsidies in critical but
potential areas.
v
Coaching classes for Civil Service Examination of
UPSC.
v
Conducting of Education Fairs and Career
Counseling.
Eligibility:
All indigenous persons of the State, who
are not otherwise employed and in the age group of
21 years to 40 years are eligible for benefiting
through the Corpus for youth.
Selection:
In the Districts, selection of
beneficiaries is done by the District Corpus Fund
Committees constituted in each District through
open interview, after observing all prescribed
guidelines. Proposals for capacity
building/workshops and Seminars are screened and
reviewed by a committee and recommended to the
Hon’ble Chief Minister for approval.
Achievements:
|
Year |
No. of employment generated/projects/beneficiaries |
|
2003-03 |
448 beneficiaries. |
|
2003-04 |
a)
687 beneficiaries.
b)
11 Self Help Groups constituted and assisted in setting up Eri
Spinning Unit.
c)
4 Agro-Service Centers set-up and assisted.
d)
230 Villages Communitized for Power distribution.
e)
9 Candidates sponsored for training in Instituted of Toy Making
technology at Kolkata.
f)
89 Candidates sponsored for training in Service Industry at ITFT,
Chandigarh. |
|
2004-05 |
a)
415 beneficiaries assisted for setting up self employment projects.
b)
206 candidates sponsored for training in Service Industry at ITFT,
Chandigarh.
c)
14 candidates sponsored for training
Institute of Toy Making Technology at
Kolkata. |
|
2005-06 |
a)
420 beneficiaries assisted for setting up self employment projects.
b)
495 candidates sponsored for training in Service Industry at ITFT,
Chandigarh.
c)
33 candidates sponsored for training in Toy making technology at
Kolkata.
d)
100 candidates sponsored for e-education at COSYNE, Dimapur.
e)
Assistance for programmes to commemorate for culmination of Year of
Youth Empowerment. |
|
2006-07 |
a)
121 candidates have been sponsored for training in Service Industry
at ITFT,
Chandigarh
and are undergoing training.
b)
25 candidates sponsored for Air Hostess/Steward training at Frankfinn
Institute of Air Hostess Training.
Projects in the pipe line: Several
employment generation programmes/projects
and capacity building measures for
employment generation, programmes to
commemorate Year of Farmer, etc. |
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