Boneej Scheme - Assam
The Boneej Scheme Assam is a rural enterprise support initiative introduced by the Government of Assam to strengthen micro and traditional industries operating in rural areas. The scheme provides seed grant assistance to existing small units that have been operational for at least two years.
The primary objective is to promote rural entrepreneurship, increase employment generation, and support traditional crafts.
Key Features
- One Time Seed Grant Support- Provides financial assistance to rural micro enterprises to strengthen operations and improve productivity.
- Focus on Traditional and Village Industries- Supports sectors such as bamboo craft, pottery, decorative items, small food products, and other traditional rural industries.
- Encouragement for Operational Units- Targets units that have already been functioning for a minimum period and need financial strengthening.
- Rural Employment Promotion- Aims to generate employment within rural communities and improve income stability.
- Inclusive Eligibility Structure- No minimum educational qualification is required for applicants.
Financial Assistance
Financial assistance amounts are indicative and subject to revision as per the latest official guidelines.
Eligibility Criteria
Who can benefit
- Enterprises operating in rural areas of Assam
- Units functioning continuously for at least two years
- Applicants aged between 18 and 50 years
- Enterprises having availed minimum term loan or working capital loan of ₹1 lakh
- Units with own workshed or operational production facility
Who cannot benefit
- Enterprises located in urban areas
- Units without minimum operational history
- Businesses exceeding specified turnover limits where applicable
- Applicants not meeting rural verification criteria
Documents Required
- Identity proof
- Proof of rural residence
- Industry registration certificate
- Bank account details
- Loan documents showing minimum ₹1 lakh availed
- Evidence of operational activity
- Any additional documents required by District Industries authorities
Application Process for the Scheme
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Option 2: Apply Through Official Channel
Step 1: Visit District Industries and Commerce Centre
Collect the Boneej Scheme application form from the concerned DICC office.
Step 2: Fill Application and Attach Documents
Provide operational details, loan proof, and required identification documents.
Step 3: Submit Application to DICC
Submit completed form along with supporting documents.
Step 4: Verification by Authorities
Officials verify rural location, operational history, and loan eligibility.
Step 5: Approval and Grant Release
After approval by the District Level Committee, the grant amount is released as per scheme norms.
The Boneej Scheme plays an important role in strengthening rural industries in Assam. By offering seed capital support to operational units, the scheme helps traditional enterprises improve productivity and generate local employment.
It acts as a stabilizing support mechanism for small rural industries that require modest financial reinforcement to sustain and grow.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Boneej Scheme Assam?
It is a rural enterprise support scheme providing ₹25,000 seed grant to eligible rural industries in Assam.
How much financial assistance is available?
Eligible units receive a one time grant of ₹25,000.
Who is eligible under Boneej Scheme?
Rural enterprises operating for at least two years and having availed minimum ₹1 lakh loan are eligible.
Is there any educational qualification requirement?
No minimum educational qualification is required.
Can urban businesses apply?
No. The scheme is meant for rural enterprises only.