The scheme “Assistance to Traditional Pottery Makers” provides financial assistance to Traditional Pottery makers belonging to the state OBC category for the purchase of modern machinery for job modernization.
The scheme “Assistance to Traditional Pottery Makers” provides financial assistance to Traditional Pottery makers belonging to the state OBC category for the purchase of modern machinery for job modernization.
Certain communities among the Other Backward Classes are engaged in traditional occupations including pottery. Traditional pottery workers are following conventional methods for manufacturing products and face tough competition in the market. In this circumstance, this traditional industry has to be revived by imparting training to pottery workers on modern methods/techniques of production and also by providing financial assistance to mechanize and modernize the sector.
In view of the above, the scheme “Assistance to Traditional Pottery Makers” is launched by the Backword Classes Development Department, Government of Kerala. Under the scheme, financial assistance will be provided to Traditional Pottery makers belonging to the state OBC category for the purchase of modern machinery for job modernization.
1. The financial assistance of ₹25,000/- will be provided to the Traditional Pottery Makers for upgrading the occupation and purchasing machinery.
Step 1: Offline application
The completely filled Application Form along with all the relevant documents should be submitted before the Regional Deputy Director at the following addresses: Applicants From Trivandrum to Trissur: Regional Deputy Director, Backward Classes Development Department Civil station, Kakkanad, Ernakulam- 682030, Kerala Applicants From Palakkad to Kasargode: Regional Deputy Director, Backward Classes Development Department Civil Station, Kozhikode- 673020, Kerala
The scheme "Assistance to Traditional Pottery Makers" provides financial assistance to Traditional Pottery makers belonging to the state OBC category for the purchase of modern machinery for job modernization.
Backward Communities Development Department, Government of Kerala
The person who is engaged in a traditional pottery-making occupation and belongs to the Other Backward Community of Kerala is eligible to apply under the scheme.
The financial assistance of [?]25,000/- will be provided to the Traditional Pottery Makers for upgrading the occupation and purchasing machinery.
Yes, the applicant should belong to the State Backward Communities of Kerala State.
Yes, the applicant should be permanent residents of Kerala State.
The annual family income of the applicant from all sources does not exceed [?]1,00,000/-.
The application can be downloaded from the official website of Backward Communities Development Department, Government of Kerala. https://bcdd.kerala.gov.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Assistance-to-Traditional-Pottery-Makers-Application-Form-1.pdf
The completely filled Application Form along with all the relevant documents should be submitted before the Regional Deputy Director.
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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