CM-YUVA offers UP residents aged 21-40 interest-free loans up to ₹5 Lakh. Requiring 8th pass and skill training, it provides 100% interest subsidy for 4 years and 10% margin money. Ideally suited for skilled youth, it empowers entrepreneurs with credit and digital incentives.

This scheme provides fully funded skill training in the textile sector to citizens over 14, prioritizing women, SC/ST, and BPL families. Instead of direct cash, it offers free, industry-relevant courses via authorized partners to ensure sustainable employment opportunities.

The MSME Innovative Scheme supports Udyam-registered units via Incubation, Design, and IPR. It offers up to ₹2.5 Lakh for student designs, reimburses patent fees, and funds Host Institutes for machinery. It fosters creativity and protects intellectual property assets.

RMSS offers handloom weavers and SHGs a 15% price subsidy and freight reimbursement on yarn. Benefits are sent via DBT to Aadhaar-linked accounts within 48 hours. This ensures affordable raw materials for individual weavers and collectives to sustain production.

PMFME assists micro food enterprises with a 35% credit-linked subsidy (max ₹10 Lakh). Beneficiaries contribute 10%, and bank loans cover the rest. Targeting individuals, SHGs, and FPOs, it funds machinery, civil works, and marketing to formalize the unorganized food sector.

This UP scheme aids natives aged 18-40 with family income under ₹3 Lakh. It offers 25% margin money (up to ₹ 6.25L) that converts to a full grant after two years of successful operation. The goal is to boost local self-employment in manufacturing and services.

ATUFS offers a 25% Capital Investment Subsidy to modernize textile and jute units. With caps up to ₹30 Cr, it aids new or expanding ventures linked to term loans. Applications are processed online via the iTUFS portal, requiring physical machinery verification.

MSE-CDP supports clusters of 10-20 Udyam-registered MSEs sharing similar methods. It provides GOI grants ranging from 60% to 90% for common infrastructure and technology. Implemented via SPVs, it enhances competitiveness through collective resources and shared market needs.

SITP provides a 40% grant (max ₹40 Cr) to develop textile parks via SPVs. It requires 25+ acres of land and promoters with high net worth. An extra ₹10 Cr supports apparel units. The scheme integrates three value chain segments to boost infrastructure and growth.

This scheme offers interest-free loans up to ₹5 Lakh to skilled 8th-pass residents. It includes a 100% interest subsidy for 4 years and 10% margin money. With a CIBIL requirement of 670+, it encourages digital transactions and youth entrepreneurship through self-employment ventures.