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NABARD provides grant assistance to NGOs, RRBs, DCCBs, UCBs, farmers' clubs, and individual rural volunteers to promote self-help groups. The amount of grants range from Rs. 1200-7000 per SHG. NABARD also provides grants for training, capacity building, and skill development of SHG members. Additionally, a scheme is being implemented in 150 backward districts to saturate those districts with viable women's self-help groups through anchor organizations to facilitate credit linkages and livelihood support. However, NABARD does not have any separate schemes for scheduled castes or scheduled tribes.
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