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- The Delhi government is launching a centralized hub and six district-level facilitation centres to provide small businesses with support for financing, statutory clearances, and market expansion.
- This new network functions as a single-window system to consolidate assistance currently dispersed across multiple government departments.
- The initiative aims to support the city's 13.2 lakh micro and small enterprises, which provide livelihoods for over 6 million people.
- The project is funded under the RAMP program, which is supported by the World Bank and the Union Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises.
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“The entrepreneurs will be able to seek help on statutory clearances, finance, technology adoption, digital platforms, supply chains, exports and access to domestic and international markets”
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…grow and generate more employment in the long term. Delhi govt has started the process of setting up a centralised micro and small enterprises (MSE) hub and six district-level business facilitation centres, or BFCs. “ The entrepreneurs will be able to seek help on statutory clearances, finance, technology adoption, digital platforms, supply chains, exports and access to domestic and international markets ,” an official said. According to documents seen by TOI, the proposed network is designed as a single-window support system as it will bring together assistance that is now scattered across various departments and…
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