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Kerala budget 2018 allots Rs 200 crore for Kudumbashree

Funds have been earmarked to implement various new programmes including 1,000 poultry units, 500 coir mills and micro enterprises parks.

Published: 03rd February 2018 01:27 AM  |   Last Updated: 03rd February 2018 03:55 AM   |  A+A A-

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By Express News Service

KOCHI: Funds have been earmarked to implement various new programmes including 1,000 poultry units, 500 coir mills and micro enterprises parks

District Kudumbashree training centres, 14 model women-friendly villages, agro service teams, extension of well recharging scheme ‘Sujalam’ to all districts, 1,000 new geriatric care executives, a new livelihood project named ‘Prathyasha’ and moratorium for enterprises facing recovery are other projects that the government intends to carry out through Kudumbashree.

The state budget has earmarked I200 crore to implement various new programmes including 1,000 poultry units, 500 coir mills and micro enterprises parks.]

Nano markets, an online portal for marketing, a technology hub for micro enterprises, district women legal clinics and Kudumbashree chitty in association with Kerala State Financial Enterprises are some of the new initiatives.

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