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Rajasthan One District One Product (ODOP) Policy 2024

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Rajasthan One District One Product (ODOP) Policy 2024

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Purpose:

To leverage each district’s unique product/craft to promote balanced regional growth, generate employment, enhance exports, and support MSMEs.

Launch:

  • Year: Dec 2024
  • Duration: Valid until March 31, 2029
  • Applicable to: New and existing ODOP MSMEs (including agro-processing units)

🎯 VISION

  • Transform Rajasthan’s districts into export hubs.
  • Promote indigenous products and craftsmanship.
  • Develop a robust ODOP ecosystem through value-chain enhancement, infrastructure, marketing, and skilling.

🎯 OBJECTIVES

  1. Boost local economies via district-focused development.
  2. Support MSMEs, artisans, craftsmen, agriculturists, and entrepreneurs.
  3. Enhance design, quality, and marketability.
  4. Ensure skill development and capacity building.
  5. Promote environmental sustainability and GI tagging.
  6. Integrate with existing State and Union government schemes.

🧭 SCOPE & COVERAGE

  • Applicable to all 50 districts.
  • Covers manufacturing, service, agro-processing, and handicrafts/handlooms sectors.
  • Special focus on enterprises with SC/ST, Women, PwBD, and Youth (<35 yrs) ownership.

💡 SALIENT FEATURES

  1. Product Selection: Based on local strengths, export potential, GI potential.
  2. Credit Assistance: Financial support for new enterprises.
  3. Tech Upgradation: Support for software, machinery, and design.
  4. Quality Assurance: Subsidies for certifications like BIS, FSSAI, ISO, ZED.
  5. Marketing & Export Promotion
  6. Infrastructure Development: Common Facility Centres (CFCs), raw material banks.
  7. Skill Development: Technical training, export readiness, labelling, packaging.
  8. Brand Rajasthan: Unified identity and district-wise brand ambassadors.
  9. Digital Implementation: Through ODOPRAJ portal.

💰 FISCAL INCENTIVES & SCHEMES

1. Margin Money Assistance for New Units:

CategorySubsidy %Max Ceiling
Micro Enterprises25%₹15 Lakh
Small Enterprises15%₹20 Lakh
SC/ST/Women/PwBD/Youth (<35 yrs)Extra ₹5 Lakh

2. Technology/Software Acquisition:

  • 50% subsidy (Max ₹5 Lakh)

3. Quality Certification Support:

  • 75% subsidy (Max ₹3 Lakh)

4. Sustainable Practices & Green Energy:

  • 50% reimbursement (up to ₹1 Cr)
  • 6% Interest Subvention under SIDBI’s Green Finance Scheme

5. Cluster-Based Infrastructure Development:

  • CFCs, training, marketing, raw material banks, industrial zones

6. Skill Development Programs:

  • Product-specific training, export procedures, market intelligence
  • At least 50 batches trained annually in packaging/branding

7. Marketing Assistance:

Event TypeStall Rent SubsidyTravel SupportLimit
National/Int’l in Rajasthan₹50,000 or 75%AC Bus/Train3 Events/Yr
National outside Rajasthan₹1.5 Lakh or 75%AC Bus/Train2 Events/Yr
International₹2 Lakh or 75%Economy Flight1 Event/Yr

8. E-Commerce Promotion:

  • 75% reimbursement on platform fees (Max ₹1 Lakh/year, for 2 years)
  • ₹75,000 for cataloging/website development (60% subsidy)

9. ODOP Fund:

Funded by State, Central Govt, RIICO, CSR, etc. Used for:

  • Annual ODOP Expo
  • Buyer–Seller Meets
  • Training/Skill Workshops
  • ODOP Marketing & Export Excellence Centres at all 10 divisional HQs
  • PMU support, publications, online portal maintenance

🧩 NON-FISCAL INITIATIVES

  1. Affordable Industrial Land: Via new parks
  2. ODOPRAJ Portal: Digital single-window platform
  3. E-Commerce Onboarding: GeM, ONDC, Flipkart, Amazon
  4. Unity Mall (Jaipur): National showcase for ODOP & GI products
  5. Procurement Support: Govt. depts. can directly buy ODOP products up to ₹15 Lakh/year without tendering
  6. ODOP Display Walls at tourist spots and govt. offices

🛠 IMPLEMENTATION STRUCTURE

1. State Level Review Committee (SLRC)

  • Chaired by Secretary, Industries & Commerce
  • Members: RIICO, RAJSICO, Finance, Agriculture, BIP, Bankers

2. District Level Task Force Committee (DLTFC)

  • Chaired by District Collector/ADM
  • Members: GM-DICC, Lead Bank Manager, Export Officer

3. Export & ODOP Promotion Cell (EOPC):

  • Administrative body under the Commissioner, Industries & Commerce
  • Supported by dedicated PMU (8–10 experts)

📊 MONITORING & EVALUATION

  • KPI-based impact tracking (MSME growth, jobs, exports)
  • District-level reporting and transparency
  • Periodic policy reviews and course corrections

🤝 COLLABORATION & PARTNERSHIPS

  • With institutes like IIT, IIP, trade bodies (WTO, UNCTAD), research institutions, tech companies
  • MoUs with buyers/importers
  • Internships, hackathons, design challenges

🛡 GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL

  • Online/Offline complaint systems
  • Time-bound resolution process
  • Regular updates and improvements via stakeholder feedback

📅 IMPLEMENTATION TIMELINE

Phase 1 (Year 1–2):

  • PMU setup, stakeholder engagement, infra development, skill training

Phase 2 (Year 3–5):

  • Scale-up marketing, forge international collaborations, expand product base

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