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Pranee Sampad Samrudhhi Yojana: Support to farmers for Broiler farming (500/1000/1500/2000/2500/3000 birds capacity) in Deep litter System in individual and WSHG mode

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About this scheme

The scheme “Support to farmers for Broiler farming (500/1000/1500/2000/2500/3000 birds capacity) in Deep litter System in individual and WSHG mode” was launched by the Directorate of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Government of Odisha under sub scheme "Poultry Development" of Prani Sampad Samrudhhi Yojana (PSSY). It aims to support both individual farmers and WSHGs for setting up of Broiler farms with a capacity of 500/1000/1500/2000/2500/3000 birds with 60–80% subsidy. Through this scheme, subsidy support is provided for the establishment of a poultry shed, disposal pit, carcass, litter disposal pit, and recurring cost for one Broiler 500 birds’ capacity to eligible beneficiaries. The scheme is implemented by the Directorate of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services. It is planned to cover 7900 individual farmers during the year. Broiler farms with a capacity of 500 birds in individual mode in a deep litter system with Rs. 1.8 lakh as the unit cost is taken as one unit, and accordingly, higher capacities are considered in multiple units.

Objectives

  1. To strengthen the local Poultry Production System for enhancing livelihoods and also for the generation of additional income among the members of WSHG and individual farmers through broiler meat production.
  2. To support the nutritional requirements of the people through the consumption of animal protein.
  3. To build the capacity of the farmers for undertaking broiler farming in a deep litter system as a profitable mini-enterprise.
  4. To create self-employment for unemployed youth, particularly in rural areas.
  5. To improve the economic status of the rural underprivileged.

Benefits

Capital Subsidy (If Opted for Shed)
  • Broiler 500 birds capacity is considered as one unit with a unit cost of ₹1,80,000/-.

Broiler CapacityCategoryUnit Cost (₹ in Lakh)Subsidy (₹ in Lakh per Unit)1st Installment (₹) (After construction of poultry shed, disposal pit, carcass, litter disposal pit)2nd Installment (₹) (After induction of chicks)Broiler 500Subsidy to SC, ST, women, Transgender & PWD (min. 40% disability) category @60% of the unit cost1.80/-₹1.08/-₹54,000/-₹54,000/-Broiler 500Subsidy to General male @50% of the unit cost1.80/-₹0.9/-₹45,000/-₹45,000/-Broiler 1000 (2 units of 500)Subsidy to SC, ST, women, Transgender & PWD (min. 40% disability) category @60% of the unit cost3.6/-₹2.16/-₹1,08,000/-₹1,08,000/-Broiler 1000 (2 units of 500)Subsidy to General male @50% of the unit cost3.6/-₹1.8/-₹90,000/-₹90,000/-Broiler 1500 (3 units of 500)Subsidy to SC, ST, women, Transgender & PWD (min. 40% disability) category @60% of the unit cost5.4/-₹3.24/-₹1,62,000/-₹1,62,000/-
Broiler 1500 (3 units of 500)Subsidy to General male @50% of the unit cost5.4/-₹2.7/-₹1,35,000/-₹1,35,000/-Broiler 2000 (4 units of 500)Subsidy to SC, ST, women, Transgender & PWD (min. 40% disability) category @60% of the unit cost7.2/-₹4.32/-₹2,16,000/-₹2,16,000/-Broiler 2000 (4 units of 500)Subsidy to General male @50% of the unit cost7.2/-₹3.6/-₹1,80,000/-₹1,80,000/-Broiler 2500 (5 units of 500)Subsidy to SC, ST, women, Transgender & PWD (min. 40% disability) category @60% of the unit cost9.0/-₹5.4/-₹2,70,000/-₹2,70,000/-Broiler 2500 (5 units of 500)Subsidy to General male @50% of the unit cost9.0/-₹4.5/-₹2,25,000/-₹2,25,000/-Broiler 3000 (6 units of 500)Subsidy to SC, ST, women, Transgender & PWD (min. 40% disability) category @60% of the unit cost10.8/-₹6.48/-₹3,24,000/-₹3,24,000/-
Broiler 3000 (6 units of 500)Subsidy to General male @50% of the unit cost10.8/-₹5.4/-₹2,70,000/-₹2,70,000/-##### Recurring Cost (If Not Opted for Shed)

  • Recurring cost for one Broiler 500 birds capacity = ₹80,000/-

SubsidyRecurring cost in Lakhs per unitSingle installment subsidySubsidy to SC, ST, women, Transgender & PWD (min. 40% disability) individuals @60% of the recurring cost₹0.8 Lakh/-₹0.48 Lakh/-Subsidy to General male @50% of the recurring cost₹0.8 Lakh/-₹0.40 Lakh/-> Disbursement of Funds:

  1. The subsidy amount shall be released as back ended subsidy to the Aadhaar-linked bank account of the beneficiary/WSHG through the Direct Benefit Transfer mode only.
  2. Frequency of Disbursement:
- Two installments (50% + 50%) for the capital subsidy (if opting for the shed). 
- Single installment for recurring cost (if not opted for the shed). 
  1. Expected Time of Disbursement
- After the construction of the poultry shed, the disposal pit, carcass, and litter disposal pit, and after induction of chicks (for capital subsidy). 
- After the construction of the disposal pit, carcass, litter disposal pit, and induction of chicks (for recurring cost).

Who is Eligible

  1. The applicant must be a resident/domicile of the state of Odisha.
  2. The applicant must be an individual farmer or a Women Self Help Group.
  3. The applicant may set up a broiler farm of 500/1000/1500/2000/2500/3000 bird capacity as per their own choice.
  4. The applicants belonging to the SC, ST, Women, Transgender & PWD (minimum 40% disability) category are eligible for 60% subsidy of the unit cost.
  5. The applicant belonging to the General male category is eligible for 50% of the unit cost.
  6. The applicant must have land for the establishment of a broiler unit. The proposed site must be verified by the Block Level Inspection Team.
  7. The applicant belonging to Transgender persons must enclose the certificate issued by the District Magistrate as per “The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019”.
  8. The applicant belonging to Persons with Disabilities must enclose disability certificate issued by the competent authority indicating 40% or more disability.
  9. The applicant must have Aadhaar linked bank account for the release of subsidy through the Direct Benefit Transfer mode.

Preference / Priority / Reservation / Relaxation

  1. The target can be interchangeable among the reserved categories.
  2. In case of non-availability of a beneficiary in the reserved category, the target can be interchangeable with the General category.
  3. Beneficiaries will be selected on first come first serve basis.

How to Apply

Online

> Registration Process:

Step 1: The applicant interested in availing of the subsidy shall apply to the Go-Sugam Portal through a registration process by submitting the requisite documents.
Step 2: Visit the official website: https://sugam.odisha.gov.in/website/home
Step 3: Click on “Apply” and then click on “Register Now”
Step 4: On the registration page, fill in the mandatory details (Name, Email, Mobile Number, Address, and Password) and click on "Register". The login credentials will be sent to your registered Email ID / Mobile Number.
> Application Process:

Step 1: Visit the official website: https://sugam.odisha.gov.in/website/home
Step 2: Click on “Scheme & Services” and then select the scheme by its name.
Step 3: Click “Apply” and log in. https://sugam.odisha.gov.in/website/citizen-portal/login
Step 4: On the application page, fill in all the mandatory fields and upload the required documents in the appropriate file size and file type. Upon successful submission of the application, the applicant will get an Application Reference ID.
> Check Application Status:

Step 1: Click on the “Track Status” link on the menu.
Step 2: Enter the Application ID or Mobile Number to get the application status.

Further Process After Online Application (As per Guidelines):

Step 1: The Block Veterinary Officer, along withthe Assistant Veterinary Surgeon / Livestock Inspector, conducts joint verification and inspection of the proposed unit and places the application before the District Level Committee for approval.
Step 2: After approval, a Go-Ahead letter is issued by the Chief District Veterinary Officer to the eligible beneficiary.
Step 3: After receipt of the Go-Ahead letter, the beneficiary constructs a poultry shed and disposal pit as per specification (if opting for a shed) and completes the induction of broiler chicks under the supervision of the Block Veterinary Officer / Assistant Veterinary Surgeon.
Step 4: The Block Level Inspection Team conducts an inspection and asset verification. The eligible subsidy amount is released as back ended subsidy to the Aadhaar-linked bank account of the beneficiary/WSHG through the Direct Benefit Transfer mode in eligible phases.

Note:

  1. Annexure–I: Format of Go-Ahead Letter issued by the Chief District Veterinary Officer.
  2. Annexure–II: Initial Field Verification Report by Block Level Inspection Team.
  3. Annexure–III: Format for Intimation by WSHG or individual farmers regarding completion of infrastructure/induction of broiler chicks.
  4. Annexure–IV: Asset Verification Report by Block Level Inspection Team.
  5. Annexure–V: Physical Target for Broiler farming 500/1000/1500/2000/2500/3000 birds capacity in Deep litter system.
  6. Also, the application for the scheme on the Go Sugam Portal is under the name like these - Broiler Poultry Farming (2000), Broiler Poultry Farming (2500), Broiler Poultry Farming (3000), etc.

Documents Required

  1. Aadhaar Card (Photocopy)
    1. Photo Identity Card (Photocopy)
    2. Caste Certificate / Requisite Category Certificate (Photocopy)
    3. First Page of Bank Passbook (Photocopy showing Account Number and IFSC linked with Aadhaar)
    4. Differently Abled Persons Certificate (Minimum 40% Disability) (If Applicable)
    5. Certificate of Identity for Transgender (If Applicable)
    6. Online Transaction Receipt (RTGS / NEFT / UPI) for any item costing ₹20,000/- or more (Mandatory for subsidy release, whether purchased from single or multiple dealers/vendors).

Who Is Not Eligible

  1. Those WSHG who have availed subsidies previously or are on the verge of getting subsidies in similar types of schemes of the Government of India or the State Government shall not be included under this scheme.
  2. If the individual member of WSHG has availed a subsidy under this scheme as a member of WSHG in Group mode during 2022-23,2023-24 & 2024-25 or the prior year, then they will not be eligible to take up the scheme individually.
  3. If any member of one family gets the benefit as a member of WSHG, then the other family member cannot avail the benefit under the scheme as a group activity.
  4. A family will not be eligible for subsidy under the same scheme if any of its members has got subsidy during the last three years.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the objective of the scheme?

The objective of the scheme is to strengthen the local Poultry Production System for enhancing livelihoods and generating additional income among the members of Women Self Help Groups and individual farmers through broiler meat production. It also aims to support the nutritional requirements of the people through the consumption of animal protein, build the capacity of farmers for undertaking broiler farming in a deep litter system as a profitable mini-enterprise, create self-employment in unemployed youth, particularly in rural areas, and improve the economic status of the rural underprivileged.

Who are eligible to apply under this scheme?

Individual farmers and Women Self Help Groups are eligible to apply under the scheme. The scheme provides subsidy benefits to Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, Women, Transgender persons, and Persons with Disability having minimum 40% disability, as well as to General male category beneficiaries with different subsidy rates as specified in the guidelines.

What is the subsidy pattern under the scheme?

For Broiler 500 birds’ capacity considered as one unit with a unit cost of ₹1,80,000/-, subsidy is provided at 60% of the unit cost to the Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, Women, Transgender, and Persons with Disability categories, and at 50% of the unit cost to the General male category. For higher capacities such as 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500, and 3000 birds, the subsidy is calculated proportionately by taking 500 birds as one unit.

How is the subsidy released to the beneficiary?

The subsidy amount is released as back ended subsidy to the Aadhaar-linked bank account of the beneficiary or Women Self Help Group through the Direct Benefit Transfer mode only. In case of capital subsidy for shed construction, it is released in two phases after construction and induction of chicks as specified in the guidelines.

Is recurring cost subsidy available under the scheme?

Yes, if the beneficiary does not opt for shed construction, the recurring cost for one Broiler 500 birds capacity is ₹80,000/-. Subsidy on recurring cost is provided at 60% for Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, Women, Transgender, and Persons with Disability categories, and at 50% for the General male category, and is released in a single installment after completion of required activities.

Can more than one member of a family avail the benefit?

No, more than one member of a family cannot avail a benefit under the scheme. If any member of one family gets the benefit as a member of a Women Self Help Group, then another family member cannot avail the benefit under the scheme as a group activity.

What are the capacity options available for setting up the broiler unit?

The beneficiary may set up a Broiler farm of 500, 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500, or 3000 birds capacity in a deep litter system as per their choice. For calculation purposes, 500 birds capacity is treated as one unit, and higher capacities are considered as multiples of this unit.

Is land required for establishing the broiler unit?

Yes, the applicant must have land for the establishment of the broiler unit. The proposed site is subject to verification and inspection by the Block Level Inspection Team before approval of the project.

What is the selection process for beneficiaries?

Beneficiaries are selected on first come first serve basis. Targets can be interchangeable among reserved categories, and in case of non-availability of beneficiaries in the reserved category, the target can be interchangeable with the General category as per the guidelines.

What financial conditions must be followed by beneficiaries?

To ensure transparency, beneficiaries must make online payments through RTGS, NEFT, or UPI for any item costing ₹20,000/- or more, whether purchased from a single or multiple dealers or vendors. Submission of the online transaction receipt for such items is mandatory for subsidy release.

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