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Financing for Skill Development in Food Processing Units-With Special Reference to the Urban and Rural Sector of Dibrugarh District of Assam


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1 Department of Commerce, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh, Assam, India
2 School of Commerce and Management Science, Dibrugarh University, Assam, India
     

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In a developing state like Assam, to meet different human needs the state must improve the food sector far more for an ever-increasing population. Food processing industry is slowly and steadily becoming one of the major industries of our economy and it is widely accepted that the food processing sector is the most appropriate sector for creating jobs for rural poor. For that purpose, different aspects of industrial development of food sector including financing for food processing industries possess great importance in today’s scenario. Though the food processing sector is considered to be a sunrise sector, yet the Indian food regulations policies implementation comprises of various loop holes. Food processing units in Assam have a greater potential to acquire the status with sustained efforts and with the increasing demand for processed food. The present study monitors the financing required for skill development in food processing units in Dibrugarh district of Assam and also monitors the various loopholes which stand as a hindrance in the development of the food processing industries in Assam.

Keywords

Food Processing Units, Financing, Skill Development, Dibrugarh.
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Authors

Rajpol Bharadwaj
Department of Commerce, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh, Assam, India
Ajanta Borgohain Rajkonwar
School of Commerce and Management Science, Dibrugarh University, Assam, India

Abstract


In a developing state like Assam, to meet different human needs the state must improve the food sector far more for an ever-increasing population. Food processing industry is slowly and steadily becoming one of the major industries of our economy and it is widely accepted that the food processing sector is the most appropriate sector for creating jobs for rural poor. For that purpose, different aspects of industrial development of food sector including financing for food processing industries possess great importance in today’s scenario. Though the food processing sector is considered to be a sunrise sector, yet the Indian food regulations policies implementation comprises of various loop holes. Food processing units in Assam have a greater potential to acquire the status with sustained efforts and with the increasing demand for processed food. The present study monitors the financing required for skill development in food processing units in Dibrugarh district of Assam and also monitors the various loopholes which stand as a hindrance in the development of the food processing industries in Assam.

Keywords


Food Processing Units, Financing, Skill Development, Dibrugarh.

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