When started
Launched in February, 2014 by Government of India, being implemented by the State Cooperative Milk Federation through State Government.
Objectives
- To strengthen and create the infrastructure required for the production, procurement, marketing and processing of milk.
- To create appropriate training infrastructure and facilities for the training of dairy farmers.
- To strengthen the dairy Producer Companies/cooperative societies at the village level.
- To increase the production of milk by providing the most needed technical input services like mineral mixture and cattle feed, etc; to assist the rehabilitation potential and viable milk unions/federations.
Components
There are two components of this scheme
- National Programme for Bovine Breeding (NPBB): This component focuses on Field Artificial Insemination.
- National Programme for Dairy Development (NPDD): This component focuses on developing infrastructure at the grassroots.
Pattern of Funding
The scheme provides assistance for establishment of Bulk Milk Coolers (BMCs) with:
- 50% grant to the States covered under National Dairy Plan (NDP).
- 75% grant to Non- NDP States having accumulated profit of one crore or more.
- 90% grant to Non- NDP States having accumulated profit less than one crore.
- 90% grant to Non- NDP States having accumulated profit less than one crore.
- 90% grants to Hilly and North Eastern States along with 100% assistance for Automatic Milk Collection unit (AMCU)/Data Processing Milk Collection Unit (DPMCU) and also setting up / strengthening of Laboratory facilities.
Eligible Beneficiaries
- State Cooperative Dairy Federations/ District Cooperative Milk Producers Union.