1. SUPPORTING AGENCIES PROVIDING ASSISTANCE
TO SSI
PRESENTED BY-SHWETA
YADAV (1112200100)
SUBMITTED TO-MR.
NIKHIL MISHRA
(LECTURER)
DEPTT.
SESSION (2011-2015)

2. INTRODUCTION
 There are various supporting agencies of government
for SSI. Many of these agencies belong to central
government & rest belong to state government.
 Central government-
MSME BOARD
MSMEDO
MSMEDI
MSME Technology Development Centre
MSME Testing Centre & Testing Station
COIR BOARD

3. MSME TOOLS ROOM
EDI
National Small Industries Corporation
Small Industry Development Bank of India
Khadi & Village Industry Commission
 State government-
Commission of Industries
District Industries Centers
State Financial Corporation
State Small Industries Development Corporation
Technical Consultancy Organization

4.  Small scale industry output sector contributes almost 40%
of gross industrial value-added,45% of total export from
India.
 In order to support, protect & promote the small
enterprises, a number of protective and promotional
measures have been undertaken by government.
 The promotional measures cover followings-
 Industrial extension services
 Institutional support in respect of credit facilities
 Provision of developed site for construction of sheds
 Supply of machinery on hire purchase terms
 Assistance for domestic market as well as exports
Technical consultancy & financial assistance for
technological up gradation.

5. MSME BOARD
 These board are reconstituted every two years &
headed by minister incharge of ministry of MSME in
GOI. It is apex advisory body to advice the government
on all issues of SSI.
 Through non-statutory body MSME provide an
effective platform for informed debate and facilitate
coordination & inter institutional linkage. Their
functions are-
To facilitate coordination & inter institutional linkage
among various ministers, state government, banks,
financial institute etc

6. MSMEDO
 It is established in 1954, headed by development
commissioner & secretary & this is also an apex body
of GOI. Their functions are-
To assist the government in formulation of policies &
programmed, project scheme for the promotion of
MSMI.
Providing the economic information service to
government and SSI.
Developing human resources through training and
providing facilities for improving qualities of product.

7. MSME DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
 There are 30 institute & 28 branch of MSMEDI set up
in state capital & other industrial cities all over the
country. Their functions are-
Consultancy to prospective entrepreneur.
Preparation of state industrial profile.
Project profile.
Preparation DI potential survey.
Quality control & ancillary development
Market survey & pollution control.
Export promotion.

8. MSMETDC
 There six centre of MSMETDC Kannauj, Meerut, Agra,
Ramnagar, Firozabad, Mumbai.
 Their functions are-
Product design and innovation
Common facility centre, improving in packaging
technique.
Research and development in areas of dense industries
clusters.

9. MSME TESTING CENTRES
 These centers are provide testing facilities for raw
materials, semi-finished, finished goods. These centres
located at Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Jaipur,
Bhopal, Banglore, Hyderabad, Kolhapur.
 These centres equipped with Chemical, Mechanical,
Electrical engg to undertake performance test of
products.Their functions are-
 Providing testing facilities, Process quality control
system.
 Consultancy in testing, quality control & quality
management.

10. COIR BOARD
 It is fibre obtaining from husk of coconut, used chiefly
making ropes & matting. These are established by
GOI under a legislation of enacted by parliament
(1953).Their functions are-
 Promoting the export of coir products, fixing grade std
and arranging when necessary for inspection of coir
products.
 Licensing of retting places for sale of coir fibres.
 Advising on all matters relating to developments of
coir products.

11. KVIC
 It is a statutory body established by act of parliament
(no 10 of 2006).their function are-
Providing employment & providing saleable articles.
Creating self-reliance amongst the poors.
This is charged with promotion, organization &
implementation of programs for developments of
khadi & village industry.
This provides financial assistance to institutions for
the development of khadi & village industries.
This set standards of quality & check that product
achieve that qualities or not.

12. DIRECTOR OF INDUSTRIES
 This implement state government policies and
directives for promoting of industrial development.
The central policies for SSI serve as the guidelines for
framing of state level policies.
 This oversees the activities of field office apart from
administrative & regulatory work.

13. DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTER
 These program initiated in May 1978, for development
of small & tiny cottage sector industries in India &
generate employment opportunities in backward
areas.
 There are 430 centrally approved DIC & which covered
all part of India except metropolitan cities. Their
functions are-
Supply of machinery ,raw materials, marketing.
Arrangement for credit facilities.

14. STATE FINANCIAL COORPORATION
 This is operating as regional development banks &
playing imp role in the development of SME in state.
There are 18 SFC, 17 are established in 1951 & 1
established in 1949.Their functions are-
 This provides the way of term loans, discounting of bill
of exchange & seed capitals.
 They also provide facilities for the equipments,
consultancy, merchant banks.
 With increasing in the expansion of industry, they
started a newer types of business activities like
floriculture, tissue culture, poultry farming.