Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka
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Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka has been set up so that it would bring about the development of the rural areas of the state. The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and the Ministry of Panchayati Raj have established RBH in Karnataka.
The Initiative of Rural Business Hub in Karnataka is based on the Thai model that is called One-Tambon- One Product (OTOP). RBH in Karnataka follows the concept of Public Private Panchayat Partnership (PPPP). Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka tries to uplift not only the agricultural sector but also various other sectors of the rural economy in the state. The various rural sectors that are looked after by Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka are:
Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka aims includes that it works along with the state government in order to bring about an all round development of the rural areas of the state. Further the aims of RBH in Karnataka are that it wants to provide the industry with such a mechanism through which it will be able to directly procure agricultural products from the rural people of the state. This would prove beneficial for the rural people for they would get the correct amount for their goods due to the absence of the middlemen. Such a mechanism would help even the industry for they would get standard and quality products and that too in low procurement costs.
The various advantages of Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka are that it has brought in many industries into the rural areas of the state. This has increased the employment opportunities for the rural people that in its turn have boosted their economic condition. Further the various advantages of Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka are that it has developed the infrastructure in the rural areas of the state by setting up R&D centers, facilities for cold storage, vermi-composting units, laboratories for soil testing, bio-control laboratories, soil testing units, demonstration gardens, and model farms. Also the industries have incorporated within the rural sector the latest technology, agricultural inputs, development of skill and training, value addition, branding and marketing, quality and standard increasing measures, and practices for good farming. All this has proved advantageous for the rural people in the state of Karnataka for their incomes has increased due to better quality, increased production, less transportation costs, and development of entrepreneurship skills.
Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka in order to further improve the condition of the rural people in the state has decided to lay emphasis on certain sectors such as information technology and power, textile, agri- processing, handicrafts and handloom. Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka has been trying to uplift the condition of the rural people in the state. The Initiative of Rural Business Hub in Karnataka must continue this way so that the rural areas of the state are developed even more in the coming days.
To get more information on the operations of Rural Business Hub in Karnataka, the contact details are as follows:
Ms Sandhya Satwadi
Head -Confederation of Indian Industry
No.1086, 12 Main, HAL 2nd Stage
Indiranagar, Bangalore-560008
Tel: 080-25276544 / 545 / 706 / 707
Fax: 080-25276709
Email: [email protected]
last Updated 25/05/2011
- Food processing
- Aquaculture produce
- Hand loom and handicraft
- Bamboo process and products
- Micro finance
- Medicinal plants
- Poultry farming
Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka aims includes that it works along with the state government in order to bring about an all round development of the rural areas of the state. Further the aims of RBH in Karnataka are that it wants to provide the industry with such a mechanism through which it will be able to directly procure agricultural products from the rural people of the state. This would prove beneficial for the rural people for they would get the correct amount for their goods due to the absence of the middlemen. Such a mechanism would help even the industry for they would get standard and quality products and that too in low procurement costs.
The various advantages of Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka are that it has brought in many industries into the rural areas of the state. This has increased the employment opportunities for the rural people that in its turn have boosted their economic condition. Further the various advantages of Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka are that it has developed the infrastructure in the rural areas of the state by setting up R&D centers, facilities for cold storage, vermi-composting units, laboratories for soil testing, bio-control laboratories, soil testing units, demonstration gardens, and model farms. Also the industries have incorporated within the rural sector the latest technology, agricultural inputs, development of skill and training, value addition, branding and marketing, quality and standard increasing measures, and practices for good farming. All this has proved advantageous for the rural people in the state of Karnataka for their incomes has increased due to better quality, increased production, less transportation costs, and development of entrepreneurship skills.
Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka in order to further improve the condition of the rural people in the state has decided to lay emphasis on certain sectors such as information technology and power, textile, agri- processing, handicrafts and handloom. Rural Business Hub Initiative in Karnataka has been trying to uplift the condition of the rural people in the state. The Initiative of Rural Business Hub in Karnataka must continue this way so that the rural areas of the state are developed even more in the coming days.
To get more information on the operations of Rural Business Hub in Karnataka, the contact details are as follows:
Ms Sandhya Satwadi
Head -Confederation of Indian Industry
No.1086, 12 Main, HAL 2nd Stage
Indiranagar, Bangalore-560008
Tel: 080-25276544 / 545 / 706 / 707
Fax: 080-25276709
Email: [email protected]
last Updated 25/05/2011
