USTTAD Scheme (Upgrading Skills and Training in Traditional Arts/Crafts for Development)
Ministry Of Minority Affairs
USTTAD preserves traditional arts and crafts among minority artisans through skill upgradation training, exposure visits and marketing support, including participation in Hunar Haat exhibitions to showcase and sell their craft.
Key facts
- Nodal ministry
- Ministry Of Minority Affairs
- Level
- Central
- Launched
- 2015
- Last date
- Ongoing / No fixed deadline
- Helpline
- 1800-11-0093
What you get
Master craftsmen and artisans from minority communities get support to preserve traditional arts and crafts through skill upgradation training, along with exposure visits, marketing support and Hunar Haat exhibition participation.
Who is eligible
Artisans and craftsmen belonging to notified minority communities engaged in traditional arts/crafts are eligible to participate in USTTAD-supported training and Hunar Haat events.
Documents you need
Minority certificate, artisan/craft proof, Aadhaar card, and bank account details.
How to apply
Register through the implementing agency or State Minority Welfare Department conducting USTTAD training programmes and Hunar Haat exhibitions in your area.
Frequently asked questions
Who can benefit from USTTAD Scheme?
Artisans and craftsmen from notified minority communities engaged in traditional arts and crafts.
What is Hunar Haat under USTTAD?
An exhibition platform where minority artisans supported under USTTAD showcase and sell their traditional products.
How do I join USTTAD training?
Register through your State Minority Welfare Department or the implementing agency conducting USTTAD programmes in your region.