Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI)
Ministry Of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
SFURTI supports traditional industry artisan clusters (khadi, coir, handicrafts) with common facility centres, raw material banks and skill upgradation, implemented through registered agencies that submit cluster project proposals to the MSME Ministry.
Key facts
- Nodal ministry
- Ministry Of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
- Level
- Central
- Launched
- 2005
- Last date
- Ongoing / No fixed deadline
- Helpline
- NA
What you get
Traditional industry artisans (khadi, coir, handicraft clusters) get support for common facility centres, raw material banks, skill development, and product design upgradation to make traditional industries more productive and competitive.
Who is eligible
Clusters of traditional industry artisans/producers, along with an Implementing Agency (NGO/institution) willing to execute the cluster development project, are eligible for SFURTI support.
Documents you need
Cluster artisan list, project report by the Implementing Agency, and registration/land documents for the common facility centre.
How to apply
Artisans should join or form a cluster with support from a registered Implementing Agency, which submits the SFURTI project proposal to the Ministry of MSME's Development Commissioner office.
Frequently asked questions
Who benefits from SFURTI?
Artisans and producers in traditional industry clusters such as khadi, coir and handicrafts.
How does an artisan join a SFURTI cluster?
By joining an existing cluster or being organised into one by a registered Implementing Agency executing the project.
What support does SFURTI provide?
Common facility centres, raw material banks, skill development and product design upgradation for cluster artisans.