What you get
Capital Subsidy Provision | - One-time 50% capital subsidy offered for total project cost. | - Maximum subsidy capped at ₹25,00,000 per unit. | Standard Subsidy Disbursement | - First installment released upfront through SIDBI to bank/financial institutions. | - Second installment released after project completion and state agency certification. | Self-Financing Project Protocol | - Project requires bank appraisal and 25% expenditure verification. | - Subsidy released in two parts: 50% initially and 50% upon completion. | Bank Guarantee Requirements | - Three-year bank guarantee needed for remaining project cost. | - No subsidy for working capital, vehicles, land purchase, or lease costs.
Who can apply
Required Paperwork
- Aadhaar Card
- PAN Card
- Income Certificate
- Residence Proof (Domicile)
Common Questions
Are there any special considerations for regions like the Northeast or hilly states, and how does the funding pattern differ for these areas?
Yes, regions like the Northeast and Himalayan states receive higher central share funding (up to 90%) compared to other states. UTs receive 100% central assistance.
How can beneficiaries track the status of their applications, and is there a system for receiving real-time updates?
Applicants can track their application status through the NLM portal. Notifications and updates are provided via email or SMS to ensure transparency.
What types of declarations or undertakings must applicants submit to comply with scheme requirements?
Applicants must submit undertakings confirming compliance with guidelines, including declarations on the proper use of funds and adherence to integrity norms.
Are there any specific initiatives under this scheme for women or marginalized groups in livestock farming?
Special provisions like higher subsidies or targeted outreach are often extended to marginalized groups, including women, SCs, and STs, as per government norms.
Does the scheme include provisions for grievance redressal, and how can beneficiaries report issues related to their applications or funding?
Yes, beneficiaries can report grievances through the State Implementing Agency or the NLM portal. A grievance mechanism ensures timely resolution of issues.
Can applicants apply for the scheme in self-financing mode, and what additional requirements must they fulfill in this case?
Yes, self-financed applicants are required to submit a bank guarantee valid for three years, covering the remaining project cost beyond the subsidy sought.
What kind of infrastructure or equipment is eligible for funding under the subsidy provided by this scheme?
The scheme covers infrastructure like parent farms, hatcheries, and mother units, along with equipment for breeding and livestock management as detailed in the guidelines.
Who are the target beneficiaries of this scheme, and how does it aim to uplift rural and small-scale livestock entrepreneurs?
Target beneficiaries include small-scale livestock farmers, rural entrepreneurs, SHGs, and FPOs. The scheme aims to organize unstructured farming sectors into sustainable business models and increase profitability.
What are the types of benefits provided under this scheme, and how do they support both monetary and non-monetary needs of the applicants?
The scheme offers monetary benefits like capital subsidies and non-monetary support such as training, capacity building, and access to breed improvement resources.
Are there any deadlines for applying to the Sub-Mission on Breed Development of Livestock and Poultry, and where can one find this information?
Deadlines for applications are announced periodically through State Implementing Agencies and the NLM portal. Applicants are advised to check these platforms regularly for updates.
How is the subsidy disbursed to beneficiaries, and what conditions must be met to receive the installments?
The subsidy is provided in two installments: the first after the loan's first disbursement and infrastructure investment of 25%, and the second after project completion and verification by the State Implementing Agency.
What steps are involved in the selection process, and how are applications evaluated and approved under the scheme?
Applications are initially verified by the State Implementing Agency. Once recommended, they are assessed by financial institutions for loan approval. Finally, the Project Approval Committee reviews and approves the proposals.
If an applicant does not own land but has a lease agreement for the project, can they still be considered eligible for funding under the scheme?
Yes, applicants with valid lease agreements are eligible, provided they submit documentation confirming the lease duration, land-use permissions, and ownership by the lessor.
What are the essential documents an applicant must submit to apply for the Sub-Mission on Breed Development of Livestock and Poultry?
Applicants need to provide proof of identity, project proposals, land ownership or lease documents, financial documents such as loan sanction letters or bank guarantees, and KYC details.
Are there any specific components or expenses that are not covered under the subsidy provided by this scheme?
The scheme does not provide subsidies for the purchase of land, rent or lease costs, working capital, personal vehicles, or recurring expenses.