It will give you a Kaleidoscopic view of the work function of Entrepreneurial Development Programs under the supervision of some bodies

1. With the assistance of Apex
Bodies

2. NATIONAL SMALL
INDUSTRIES CORPORATION
LTD. Central Government
Undertaking
 Was set up in 1955
 Main Objective : To fulfill
the requirement of
Machinery and Equipment
for the development of
small entrepreneurs
 To fulfill the dearth of
investible fund in
purchasing machinery and
equipment
 Head-office - Delhi

3. Infrastructure
 5 Technical centers
 9 Zonal offices
 33 branches
 14 Sub – Branches
 10 Business development
 2 tech – parks
 Employment structure – 500 Employees
 Reinforced the small scale industries
along with their tie ups with medium and
large enterprises

4. Objective
 To promote entrepreneurship
nationwide
 To support the small enterprises
financially
 To supply machinery and equipments
to small enterprise on Hire Purchase
 Relaxation in Govt. Policy

5. Function
 Provides the machinery and equipments
on Hire – Purchase or Lease
 Up-gradation of technology, Processes &
modernization of Plant and Machinery
 Training to workers and entrepreneurs
 Enable the small industries to purchase
the raw materials at bulk at a reasonable
price

7. ENTREPRENEURIAL
DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
OF INDIA
 All India Institute set up by Public Financial
institutions namely - IDBI, IFCI, ICICI, SBI,
Government of Gujarat (pledges 23 Acres of Land for
EDI Campus) and Government of India
 Established in Ahmedabad
 Not for profit organisation
 Started in 1983
 Registered under Societies Regulation Act 1860 and
Public Trust Act 1950
 Focusing attention on the Entrepreneurial
Development program
 A Member of Economic and Social Commission for Asia
and The Pacific(ESCAP) for HRD Research and
Training

9. Entrepreneurial Development
program undertaken by EDII
 Selecting Potential Entrepreneurs
 Achievement motivation Training
 Product Selection and Project report
Preparation
 Business Management Training
 Practical Training and work experience
 Post Training and Follow ups
 It undertakes model-Training program
and sets up examples for the status to
follow

11. Objective of EDI
 Opportunities for Sole Proprietorship
 Boosting the supply of competent
Entrepreneurship via training
 Inculcation of term ENTREPRENEURSHIP
into the mind of youth
 Dissemination of new knowledge
 Kaleidoscopic view of competition
 Creates Intrapreneurs or Managers
 Redresses the Managerial Competencies
 Collaborates with similar organization as
well as govt bodies to achieve the target

15. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SMALL
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT (NIEBUD)
 Established in 1983
 By the ministry of Industry
(Now Ministry of small scale
Industries), Govt. of India
 It is registered as a Society
under Govt. of India Societies
Act started functioning from
July 6th 1983

16. Objectives & Role
 To check whether the industries are getting
standardized materials
 Proper training is being given to the workers
 To help/support affiliated institutions who
are engaged in the providing the
entrepreneurial training to the
entrepreneurs
 To provide vital information to the trainers
& Promoters
 International Experts to be called to share
the technicality or new process in case of
any

17. NATIONAL
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
DEVELOPMENT BOARD
(NEDB)
 Apex body for
entrepreneurial
development
 Main aim is to
encourage the self-
employment in
entrepreneurs in small
scale industries

18. Objectives

21. Thank You