Evaluation of Enterprenur Prog in India

7/30/2019 Evaluation of Enterprenur Prog in India

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Evaluation of

entrepreneurdevelopment program in

India

Anil kumar singh

2nd year

MONIRBA


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There are so many institutes and organizations in India

which are involved in entrepreneurship developmentactivities and there are people who join theseprograms as stepping stone to become entrepreneur.

Introduction


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1. Program objective

2. Selection strategy & procedures

3. Training program

4. Organizational policies and structure.

Parameters for evaluation of EDP


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NIESBUD is an apex institute in the area of

entrepreneurship and small business developmentunder the Ministry of micro, small & mediumenterprises Government of India. The basic objectsfor which the Institute has been established are :

promotion and development of micro, small andmedium enterprises including enhancement of theircompetitiveness through different activities.

N.I.E.S.B.U.D.


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It is under the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium

Enterprises, Govt. of India, has been playing a key rolefor development of Micro, Small & MediumEnterprises through counseling, consultancy andtraining.

Micro,Small & Medium Enterprises-

Development Institute (MSME-DI)


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It is an ISO 9001-2008 certified Government of India

Enterprise under Ministry of Micro, Small and MediumEnterprises (MSME). NSIC has been working to fulfillits mission of promoting, aiding and fostering thegrowth of small industries and industry related micro,

small and medium enterprises in the country

National Small IndustriesCorporation Ltd. (NSIC)


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The Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India

(EDI), an autonomous body and not-for-profitinstitution, set up in 1983, is sponsored by apexfinancial institutions, namely the IDBI Bank Ltd, IFCILtd. ICICI Ltd and State Bank of India (SBI).

The Entrepreneurship DevelopmentInstitute of India (EDII)


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SIDO helps in giving technical and managerial imputs,

making project reports and training entrepreneurs ofsmall scale industries. It maintains a close contactwith financial and training institutions, Governmentand other agencies for the promotion and

development of small industrial units. It undertakesentrepreneurship development wherein the trainingand managerial capabilities are developed.

SMALL INDUJSTRIES DEVELOPMENTORGANISATION


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Small industries services institute(SISI).

National alliance of young entrepreneurs.

Technology development cell (TDC).

Product development center. Khadi and village industries board.

Cont


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The present growth and success of EDPs in backward

areas is far from satisfactory. It is observed thatefforts made by various institutions have been limitedand somewhat haphazard. The programes conductedby various agencies vary in duration, selection process

and course contents etc. the contribution of EDPs hasbeen very uneven among various areas and states.

Reality at present


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Lack of co-ordination.

Inappropriate support system. Costly affair

Not catered to our needs

Lack of innovative functions

Improper selection of projects Poor financial management.

Non-availability of inputs.

Problems


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Shortage of technical manpower.

Unsatisfactory infrastructure facilities. Delays in project implementation.

Multiplicity of government agencies.

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Such institutions play catalytic role in entrepreneurship

development. Entrepreneurial development in India has beennow conducted for a long time, and sophisticated selectiontechniques and training methodology have been developed.The programme integrates identification and training ofpotential entrepreneurs, identification of viable industrial

projects and developing managerial capabilities.

Conclusion


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Hence entrepreneurship education should be made more

socially useful. It is, nevertheless, imperative to restructurethe entire curriculum- should identify the area ofentrepreneurship.

Efforts are needed to be made to overcome the discussedproblems and weaknesses of our country and to ensureefficient EDPs to serve the entrepreneurial need of theentire nation.

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Evaluation of Enterprenur Prog in India