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Project Report

Skill Development Program under Comprihensive Handicraft Cluster Development

Scheme of O/o Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles,

Govt. of India

Funded By:

O/o Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India

Organised by:

Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts

EPCH House, Pocket 6&7, Sector – C, LSC

Vasant Kunj, New Delhi - 110070

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Contents 1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ........................................................................................................................... 2

2. ABOUT IMPLEMENTING AGENCY ......................................................................................................... 3

3. EXECUTIVE SUMARRY ........................................................................................................................... 4

4. BACKGROUND ....................................................................................................................................... 7

5. PROJECT OBJECTIVE .............................................................................................................................. 9

6. DURATION OF THE TRAINING PROGRAM ............................................................................................. 9

7. PROJECT METHODOLOGY/APPROACH ............................................................................................... 10

7.1 Identification of the trainer: ............................................................................................................... 12

7.2 MONITORING ...................................................................................................................................... 14

7.4 Hiring of local agency for mobilization of the artisans for training Program ..................................... 15

7.5 TRAINING INFRASTRUCTURE .............................................................................................................. 15

7.6 Training ProcessTool/ Raw Material/Study material Distribution: .................................................... 16

7.7 Training Process .................................................................................................................................. 16

8. Project Result and Achivement........................................................................................................... 18

9. Assessment and certification .............................................................................................................. 37

10. MEDIA COVERAGE OF SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM .................................................................... 38

11. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TRAINING PROGRAM......................................................................................... 46

12. ANNEXURE ........................................................................................................................................ 164

I. Sanction order ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….164 II. Training Calendar ………………………………………………………………………............................................. 167 III. List of Trainer………………………………………………………………………..….………………………………………...…171 IV. Course Curriculam………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……..178 V. Course Book…………………………………………………………………………….……………………………………….…...200 VI. List of Artisans …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...…208

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1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We are grateful to the O/o Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles,

Govt. of India for providing the funds for the implementation of Skill Development Program at

Narsapur, West Godavari, Andhra Pradesh under CHCDS scheme. We acknowledge the

supports from local administration such as South Regional office of DC (Handicrafts),

Marketing & Service Extension Centres, O/o of DC (Handicrafts), Vijayawada, District

Collectorate East and West Godavari, DRDA, East and West Godavari, Lace Park, All India Lace

Exporter Association, for their extended support for smooth implementation of the program.

EPCH wishes to thank the Stakeholders of Narsapur Mega Cluster, trainee, trainers, lace leader,

Panchayats for their contribution in the program.

Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts

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2. ABOUT IMPLEMENTING AGENCY

Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts is the apex body of Indian handicraft

manufacturers & exporters. A non-profit organization, the Council provides

comprehensive information about the sector to international buyers and

ensures optimal interface between the Indian handicrafts industry and

international buyers, to facilitate conducive business. Among its regular

activities, EPCH organizes buyer-seller meets, conferences and study tours

overseas to explore market opportunities. The Council also undertakes design

& technical workshops for creating awareness within the industry. With

approximately 8300 member exporters from the many craft regions spread across the

length and breadth of the country, EPCH has successfully positioned India as a

sourcing destination for the best in craft rich home, gifts & lifestyle products. With its

headquarters in New Delhi, EPCH has representative offices in Mumbai, Kolkata,

Chennai, Bengaluru, Saharanpur, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Moradabad and Agra. EPCH is

also recognized as a model organization for its continuous pursuit of excellence.

For its trade events, EPCH facilitates visiting buyers, in terms of online registration,

product information, booking hotels, transportation, etc. EPCH has expertise of over

the last 20 years, to organize several marketing events domestic as well as

international. EPCH over the last 20 years has built up the Indian Handicrafts &

Gifts Fair (IHGF), as a vibrant trade platform for Indian artisans, manufacturers &

suppliers from across India and discerning buyers from across the world including

retailers, wholesalers, chain stores, buying conglomerates, importers, etc.

Other than the marketing events EPCH has also actively involved in skill upgradation

of artisans, manufacturer and exporters member of different crafts in different part of

country. EPCH helps craftsperson/manufacturer/exporters in ensuring quality of

product through different skill program through providing various design support.

Council also assist individual entrepreneur/exporters members in all kind export

compliance issues through seminar/workshop such as "Export Marketing,

Procedures and Documentation", Packaging, Design Development, Buyer Seller Meet,

Open House etc.

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3. EXECUTIVE SUMARRY

Since last one decade it was observed that the lace cluster of Narsapur has experienced

limited growth in spite of potential market opportunity and its core competence of a

large skill base. The production base is extremely fragmented and there is a lack of

critical manufacturing infrastructure. Many of the key processes are outsourced to

service providers outside the state, leading to cost escalations and an overall loss of

productivity and efficiency. The cluster has been confined to the low end of the

international market for lace products with limited product offerings, low quality and

low margin realizations.

Same has been noticed by Govt. of India and identified Narsapur as a Mega Cluster

under the Comprehensive Handicrafts Cluster Development Scheme of the Office of DC

(Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles to enhance the productivity of the cluster and help

artisans to improve the quality of the product.

To implement the program O/o Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) awarded

the Skill Development Program to The Export Promotion Council for Handicraft to

address the current limitations of cluster in terms of lack of skilled manpower for the

production of high value added and diversified products ranging from fashion

garments, accessories, made-ups and novelties and impart Standardized training in the

areas of crochet lace making, garmenting and production, Dyeing and various soft skills

and enterprise development aimed at the overall capacity building of the artisans.

Skill Development program implemented from September 2015 to March 2016 in East

and West Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh. Four main areas were covered under

the Skill Development Program which are:

Training on Value addition – Crochet

Training on Stitching & Garmenting

Training on Dyeing Process

Training on EDP/Capacity Building

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To impart the training , Training of Trainer (TOT) program was undertaken under

the guidance of committee consisting of the following members:

Mr. S. Sugna Raju – Impaneled Designer with DC(H) – NIFT

Hyderabad

Ms. R. Baby – President Lace Park Federation

Mr. J.N.B Naidu – Manager Lace Park

Mr. K. Srinivas – District Project Manager – DRDA, West

Godavari

To monitor the quality of the training program a monitoring committee

constituted, consisting of following members:

President of Lace Park / Artisans Federation

President , All India Crocheted Lace Exporters Association,

Representative of O/o DC(H) / AD(Marketing)

Representative for DRDA.

Representative of State Govt. nominated by DC/DM.

Representative of EPCH as convenor of monitoring committee.

The Council Invited interested persons/artisans as Individuals, craftsperson,

members of Self Help Group (SHG)/artisan federations & NGOs to participate in the

above skill development program through Newspaper Advt. dated 11.09.2015. Copy

at Annexure - 1

Training was undertaken in 14 mandals covering West & East Godavari District of

Andhra Pradesh under Narsapur Mega Cluster.

Tools & Raw Material Distribution:

Training on Value Addition – Crochet: Crochet hook – 5 types, Scissor, Scale,

Plastic Bowl, Measuring Tape, Trimer, Bag, Yarn, Note Book, Pen, Pencil

and set of 4 book in local language

Training on Stitching & Garmenting: Tailor Scale, Tailor Scissor, Measuring

Tape, Note book, Pen, Pencil, Fabric, Exercise book and Book on Stitching &

Garmenting in Local Language

Training on Dyeing: Note book, Pen, Pencil, Yarn, Colors & dyeing material

and Book on Dyeing in Local Language

Training of EDP/Capacity Building: Note Book, Chart Paper, Sketch Pen,

Pen and Book in Local Language

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Training pursued as per the Qualification Pack & National Occupational

Standards (QP/NOS) provided and approved by Handicrafts & Carpet Sector

Skill Council (HCSSC).

Training assessment done by M/s. APITCO Limited (formerly Andhra

Pradesh Industrial & Technical Consultancy Organisation Ltd), a deemed

Govt. organisation of State of Andhra Pradesh and Handicrafts & Carpet

Sector Skill Council (HCSSC).

Key Outcome of the Skill Development Programs

Training on Value Addition - Crochet

No. of Batch : 81

Duration : 25 working days

No. of Trainee per Batch : 50

Major Blocks/Villages : 51

Crafts covered : Crochet

No. of Beneficiaries Trained : 4011


No. of Trainings : 19




















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Council has covered all 5000 artisans against the target of 5000 artisans.

Out of 5000 artisans 300 artisans has applied for EPCH membership to become an

entrepreneur.

4. BACKGROUND

Lace Work, started long back in remote Narsapur in West Godavari District of Andhra

Pradesh has grown into an internationally recognized handicraft and hence it demands

the attention of the historians. It has grown from the status of mere skill, imparted to

supplement family income to that of a full fledge trade catering to the needs of the

foreign market. If provides employment to nearly one lakhs women working from

home. Almost all women, irrespective of the age, are to be seen working with the needle

in the entire region in general and Narsapur in particular. The lace product includes

dining table sets, the collars, cuffs, napkins, cushion cover, pillow covers, table cloths,

bed cover, door curtains, etc. these products have decorative and utilitarian value. They

are lovely and attractive and hence with the artistic appeal, they provide good product

for foreign markets.

The lace cluster of Narsapur has experienced limited growth in spite of potential market

opportunity and its core competence of a large skill base. The production base is

extremely fragmented and there is a lack of critical manufacturing infrastructure. Many

of the key processes are outsourced to service providers outside the state, leading to

cost escalations and an overall loss of productivity and efficiency. The cluster has been

confined to the low end of the international market for lace products with limited

product offerings, low quality and low margin realizations.

The bulk of the products exported comprise of home furnishings and made-ups. The

designs of products are mostly traditional and outdated and cater to the low – end of

the market segment. Majority of the products are in shades of white and beige and there

is limited use of colour, value addition using trims and embroideries and the product

range has remained stagnant over the years. A sample product portfolio of Narsapur

Lace products is given below:

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Dollies

Table covers

Table mats and Napkins

Cushion Covers

Bed Spreads

Garments

Accessories

Further, the international and domestic markets for lace craft have evolved with

time and are witnessing greater demand for hybrid products and made-ups

categories. All such additional value added work such as Finishing, Dyeing and

design, cluster was outsourcing the services. As a result, the cluster artisan becomes

a job worker fetching lower returns on investment.

In such a scenario, it is crucial for the lace manufacturing industry in Narsapur to

realign with the emerging trends in market demand and diversify products and thus

increase and expand skills sets. There is a need to build skills in terms of high end

product development; color pattern, new trend/fashion related areas as well as soft

skills. This will enable the additional value to be captured within the Cluster of

Narsapur.

During the course of consultations and interactions with the Cluster stakeholders, it

was observed that low productivity levels of artisans as well as absence of value

added skills hampers the timely execution of orders by the exporters. The exporters

further expressed acute shortage of manpower in finishing and packaging. The

artisans also expressed the need for skill upgradation in new designs to increase

their earning capacities. An absence of entrepreneurial skills in artisan societies was

also observed.

Keeping this in view, training of artisans and other Cluster stakeholders by way of

structured short duration programs has great potential for increasing exports. This

will enable the Cluster to move up the value chain in terms of more diversified

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product portfolio and achieve holistic growth in the income of its stakeholders

through increase in exports.

The non-availability of skilled artisans is one of the major challenges that the

Narasapur Handicrafts Mega Cluster is facing. The migration of skilled workforce in

these areas has increased sharply due to local job opportunities and availability of

local employment under the MGNREGA and various other schemes. There is a great

need to keeping workforce in their traditional craft.

As part of the Narsapur Comprehensive Handicraft Cluster Development Scheme,

IL&FS had conducted the Mid-Term Correction – Strategy Plan and as per the plan

it was recommended that EPCH will conduct skill Development programme for

Artisans in the Narsapur Cluster.

5. PROJECT OBJECTIVE

To address the current limitations of cluster in terms of lack of skilled

manpower for the production of high value added and diversified products

ranging from fashion garments, accessories, made-ups and novelties.

Standardized training to be imparted in the areas of crochet lace making,

garmenting and production, and various soft skills and enterprise

development aimed at the overall capacity building of the artisans.

6. DURATION OF THE TRAINING PROGRAM

1) Training on Value Addition – Crochet was planned for 25 working days in which 18

days was focused practical and theoretical aspect on Value Addition – Crochet and 7

days for Soft Skill program

2) Training on Stitching & Garmenting was planned for 25 working days in which 18 days

was focused on practical and theoretical aspect of Stitching & Garmenting and 7 days

for Soft Skill program

3) Training on Dyeing was planned for 15 working days in which 12 days on practical and

theoretical aspect of dyeing process and 3days for Soft Skill program

4) Training on EDP/Capacity Building was planned for 15 working days.

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7. PROJECT METHODOLOGY/APPROACH

In order to ensure effective learning, the training content in the form of short duration

standardized modules has been utilized. Use of technology, and innovative teaching aids

were used for the delivery of the training program. The trainers were provided a

comprehensive teaching manual for standardized and effective delivery of the course

content. All the artisans were given printed course material as well as other training tools.

As program was highly skill oriented, so large component of the program focused on was

practical aspect. Consumables such as yarn, relevant material like fabric, sewing threads,

needles etc. and accessories were provided to all artisans for effective practical training. The

training programs were conducted through multimedia courses and delivered by trained

faculty.

The proposed skill development program was undertaken to address the immediate

as well as long term skill needs of the artisans. This will help in attaining a

diversified and higher quality of skill set, thereby improving their earning potential.

The skill development programme aim at training about 5000 persons. As

mentioned earlier four primary categories of skill development were identified

which are as follow:

Training on Value added Skill – Crochet

Under the training on value addition – Crochet artisans were provided with

training on value addition and basic product development on home textiles and

fashion accessories using lace craft. Training imparted to in various aspects of

Crochet/Lace Craft, mix-media application and surface ornamentation. 4000

artisans were covered under this course curriculum.


Under the training on Stitching & Garmenting lace artisans were covered to

provide training on Stitching & Garmenting. This training course aimed to

improve the knowledge & understanding of artisans regarding handling of

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stitching machine and product development. 500 artisans were covered under this

course curriculum.

Training on Dyeing

Under the training on Dyeing Council has endured to create a cadre of dyers

amongst the lace artisans who trained on standardized dyeing of lace products

using higher-quality dyestuff and improvised processes in line with the industry

requirements. These dyers shall run and operate the dyeing facilities installed in

the CPCs. 200 artisans to be cover under this course curriculum.

Training on EDP/Capacity Building/Exposure Visit:

To provide artisans with knowledge pertaining to self-employment opportunities

and develop alternative avenues of income generation, Entrepreneurship

Orientation Programs to be conducted. This program was focused on capacity

building, entrepreneurship development and imparting other related soft skills of

the artisans.

To ensure effective operation and management of the CPCs, women leaders

amongst the lace artisans shall be identified and developed as key operational staff

in the CPCs. Capacity building workshops will be organized to impart training on

various aspects of procurement, quality control/assurance, administration,

production, operations, legal & financial compliances so that they are able to scale

up operations, handle larger volumes of production, and service orders timely and

efficiently.

To understand the market trend in terms of fashion trends, design, product

combinations and product utility, exposure visits to well establish craft production

clusters and manufacturing centers to be organized. 300 artisans to be cover

under this course curriculum.

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7.1 Identification of the trainer: The first training of trainer was organized by the Council on 21st September 2015 at ILTC in

presence of Shri Navraj Goel then ADC

(Handicrafts) O/o of DC (Handicrafts) and Shri R.

K. Verma, Director, EPCH and 126 trained and

skilled Lace artisans shown the interest to become

trainer for the said program. Committee was

constituted for the screening of 126 trainers who

were called for TOT. The committee members

consisting of the following members:

Mr. S. Sugna Raju – Impaneled Designer with DCH – NIFT Hyderabad

Ms. R. Baby – President Lace Park Federation

Mr. J.N.B Naidu – Manager Lace Park

Mr. K. Srinivas – District Project Manager – DRDA, West Godavari

After screening and interview 91 trainers were qualified to become the trainer. And the list of

the qualified trainers were endorsed by the committee.

Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts is organized Training of Trainer (TOT) at ILTC,

Narsapur on 21st September 2015 was

inaugurated by the chief guest Shri

Navraj Goyal, then Additional

Development Commissioner

(Handicrafts) along with Shri R. K.

Verma, Director – EPCH , and Shri K.

N. Tulasi Rao a prominent lace

Exporters from the region. Shri R. K.

Verma along with Shri Tulasi Rao

welcomed to Chief Guest, and all the

participants came for TOT.

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Shri R. K. Verma briefly describe about the Skill Development program which was

sanctioned by O/o Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of

India and the objective of the undertaking such skill training program.

Shri Navraj Goyal emphasis on the

skill development program and said

that Skill Development of 5000 lace

artisans will help to improve the

production quality of crochet craft.

He mentioned that to improve the

demand of lace product we are also

going to implement various

interventions under market

development. Through these

activities we hope artisan’s wages will increase and will help to provide and provide better

livelihood. He also mentioned that we are planning to operationalize all the CPC which was

established under the Narsapur Mega Cluster so that the entire skill program can be

organized at CPCs.

Shri R. K. Verma explained the structure of the program. He informed that there are four

curriculums under the skill development program which are:

Training on Value added Skill – Crochet

Training on Stitching and Garmenting

Training on Dyeing Facilities

Training on EDP/Capacity Building / Exposure Visit

He said that EPCH is going to use biometric attendance machine for each training program

and all the information will be uploaded on website to ensure the quality of the training

program and to ensure and transparency.

He further added that EPCH will form a monitoring committee who will monitor the

program time to time and all the artisans will get all the required tools and raw materials

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which will be used during the training program and also the course content i.e video and

printed book.

Shri K N Tulasi Rao extended vote of thank to chief guest, Shri Navraj Goyal and available

all trainers and facilitator of the TOT.

Shri Suguna Raju provided overview of the content of the training course to all selected

trainer also explained to trainer to ensure the quality of the program.

During the interaction it was explained about use of the equipment such as Kyan Machine

and Biometric machine for taking attendance every day and procedure to be adopted for

the training program. List of Trainer at Annexure - III

7.2 MONITORING

EPCH from its established office at ILTC regularly monitored the program for smooth

functioning of the training program. Apart from the Council a project monitoring

committee also oversee the program and to undertake provided their inputs time to

time for strengthening of the program. To ensure the quality and standard of the

training a committee was constituted consisting following member representative from

O/o DC (Handicrafts), DRDA, Exporter Association, Lace Park and EPCH. The

committee also has visited the training centre and provided valuable feedback to

improve the quality of the training program. Members of the committee time to time

also reviewed the status of the program. Council has also share the information related

to the training program to all the stakeholders.

7.3 IDENTIFICATION OF TRAINEE:

In order to invite local artisan Council has published the

advertisement in the local newspaper on 11th September

2015 to invite artisans for the training program. And also

the Council has approached Lace leader, Federation and

Exporters to share the list of artisans in their designated

village or Mandal. Lists were obtained and same has been

screened based on age. For selection 18 to 50 age groups has been finalized.

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7.4 Hiring of local agency for mobilization of the artisans for training Program

To implement the Skill Development program under Narsapur Mega Cluster EPCH has

published an EOI in The Hindu Hyderabad addition and Deccan Chronical on 30th June 2015 to

invite interested agencies to mobilize the artisans for skill development program on craft cluster

in Andhra Pradesh. 5 agencies have applied for the same and list of the agencies are as follow:

S.No. Name of the Agency

1 Modelama Skills Private Limited

2 Pan Godawari Lace Facilities & Services Pvt. Ltd.

3 Society for Health, Agriculture, Development and Education (SHADE)

4 Society for Health, Agriculture and Rural Education (SHARE)

5 Awaken and Build the Community (ABC)

After screening of the application, SHARE Organization based in Narsapur appointed to

identify the training venue and mobilize the artisans to the training venue.

7.5 TRAINING INFRASTRUCTURE

To undertake the training program it was decided to use the centre which is located in the

artisans nearby area and it was to be organized at ILTC, Common Production Centre (CPC),

Common Facilities Centre (CFC) and Kalyan Madapum/community centres which is located at

the village level. To ensure effective training Council has ensured availability of required

furniture and other tools at training centre level such as required furniture’s, K-yan System, Juki

Machine, Camera, Biometric Machine and required other materials.

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7.6 Training ProcessTool/ Raw Material/Study material Distribution:

Council has provided tools and raw material to each Artisan who has participated in the

training program details are given below:

Training on Value Addition – Crochet: Crochet hook – 5 types, Scissor, Scale, Plastic Bowl,

Measuring Tape, Trimer, Bag, Yarn, Brown Sheet, Tracing Paper, Note Book, Pen, Pencil,

Eraser, Shaper, Sketch Pen and

set of 4 book in local language

Training on Stitching &

Garmenting: Tailor Scale, Tailor

Scissor, Measuring Tape, Note

book, Pen, Pencil, Fabric,

Exercise book, Brown, Sheet

Eraser, Shaper, Sketch Pen and

Book on Stitching & Garmenting

in Local Language

Training on Dyeing: Note book,

Pen, Pencil, Sketch Pen, Yarn,

Colors & dyeing material and

Book on Dyeing in Local Language

Training of EDP/Capacity Building: Note Book, Chart Paper, Sketch Pen, Pen and Book in

Local Language

7.7 Training Process Council has initiated first round of training on 30th September 2015 with 10 batches of “Training

on Value Addition – Crochet”.

Subsequently Council has planned 37 batches in November, 29 batched in December, 17 batches

in January and 25 batches in the month of February 2016. Each month covering all 4

components of training program which are:

Training on Value Addition – Crochet



Training on EDP/Capacity Building

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Training First Round

Second Round Third Round Fourth Round Fifth Round

Total

Training on value added skill – Crochet

10 Batches 30th Sept. - 30th October 2015

22 Batch 5th Nov. - 5th Dec. 2015

20 Batches 9th Dec. 2015 to 8th Jan 2016

10 Batches 20th Jan. To 18th Feb. 2016

19 Batches 24th Feb. to 23rd Mar. 2016

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7 Batches 5th Nov. - 5th Dec. 2015 (3 Batches) and 30th Nov. - 30th Dec. 2015

05 Batches 9th Dec. 2015 to 8th Jan 2016

4 Batches 20th Jan. To 18th Feb. 2016

3 Batches 24th Feb. to 23rd Mar. 2016

19

Training on Dyeing facilities

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04 Batches 16th Nov. to 2nd Dec. 2015 (2 Batches) and 3rd Dec. - 21st Dec. 2016 (2 Batches

1 Batch 21st Dec to 7th Jan. 2016

1 Batch 20 Jan. to 6th Feb. 2016

2 Batches 24th Feb to 11th March 2016

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Training on EDP

-- 04 Batches 16th Nov. to 16th Dec. 2015

3 Batches 21st Dec. to 8th Jan 2016

2 Batches 20 Jan. To 8th Feb 2016

1 Batch 24th Feb to 12th March 2016

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Especially first three components Council have used Qualification Pack (QP) /National

Occupational Standards (NOS) certified and approved by The National Skill Development

Corporation, (NSDC). Each program was facilitated by the master trainers who have gone

under Training of Trainer organized by the Council on 21st September 2015, along with the Lace

leader. Each training program followed the approved training content. (Annexure IV)

The day started with the prayer. For effective training program one designer team constituted

who develop the prototype, and same has been replicated in each training program. Each

participates maintained on note book with notes from the session and the prototype developed

by them.

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Every Centre, artisans were divided in the small group and each group has been assigned

different assignment and each group facilitated by the master trainer individually to ensure to

improve the quality of the production.

Each training centre also monitored by the implementing agency and Council staff member to

ensure the quality and smooth implementation of the training program.

8. Project Result and Achivement

A. Training on Value Addition – Crochet

Council has been given target of 80 batches of 50 artisans (4000 artisans) to organize training

on value addition

- Crochet. Against

the target council

has organized 81

batches and

covered 4011

artisans. Artisans

were mobilized

through lace

leader in the each

village. Out of 81

batches Council

has organized 10

program in East

Godavari and 71

program in West Godavari. Mandal/ Village wise program details given below:

Training Centre at East Godavari

District Block (Mandal) Village No. of Program

Sl. No

East Godavari

Ravulapalem Gopalpuram 1

1 Malkipuram Kesanapalli 2

2 Sakhinetipalli Sakhinetipalli Lanka 3

3 Razole Sivakodu 2

4 P. Gannavaram Burugulanka 1

5 Mamidikuduru Mamidikuduru 1

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Training Centre at West Godavari

Sl. No. District Block (Mandal) Village No. of Program

1

West Godavari

Narasapuram Seetharamapuram 1

2 Narasapuram Laxmaneswram 1

3 Narasapuram Dharbarevu 1

4 Narasapuram Turputallu 2

5 Narasapuram LB Cherla 1

6 Narasapuram Rustumbada 6

7 Narasapuram YS Palem 1

8 Narasapuram Vemuladeevi 2

9 Narasapuram Chittavaram 1

10 Narasapuram Likhithapudi 1

11 Narasapuram Kopparru 1

12 Narasapuram PV Thota 1

13 Narasapuram Pasaladeevi 1

14 Narasapuram Sarava 1

15 Narasapuram Kondaveti Kodapa 1

16 Narasapuram Toorputallu 1

17 Narasapuram Telagamsettivarimeraka 1

18 Bhimavaram Tunduru 1

19 Bhimavaram Gollavanithippa 1

20 Bhimavaram Taderu 1

21 Elamanchili Konteru 1

22 Elamanchili YV Lanka 1

23 Elamanchili Badava 2

24 Elamanchili Kaza East 1

25 Elamanchili Siragalapalli 1

26 Elamanchili Gumparru 1

27 Elamanchili Lankapolam 1

28 Elamanchili Elamanchili 1

29 Elamanchili Doddipatla 1

30 Mogalthuru KP Palem 1

31 Mogalthuru Kothapalem 1

32 Mogalthuru Kothata 1

33 Mogalthuru Serepalem 1

34 Mogalthuru Kothakayala Tippa 2

35 Mogalthuru Mutyalapalli 2

36 Mogalthuru Akena Vari Thota 2

37 Mogalthuru Uppulurimeraka 1

38 Mogalthuru Kalipatnam 1

39 Mogalthuru Modi 1

40 Mogalthuru Perupalem 1

41 Veeravasaram Tholeru 2

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41 Veeravasaram Navuduru 1

43 Veeravasaram Veeravasaram 1

44 Veeravasaram Mastyapuri 1

45 Veeravasaram Panjavemavaram 1

46 Poduru Jinnuru 1

47 Poduru Vedangi 1

48 Poduru Pandithavalluru 1

49 Tanku East Vipparru 1

50 Iragavaram Rapaka 1

51 Palakole Aratlakatla 1

52 Palakole Tillapudi 1

53 Palakole Digamarru 1

54 Penugonda Kakileru 1

55 Penugonda Kathava Padu 1

56 Penugonda Nakkavaripalem 1

57 Penugonda Burugulanka 1

58 Atchanta Pedamallam 1

59 Atchanta Penumanchali 1

Main emphasis has been given on the value addition (crochet –

accessories) and introduces some different design for Cushion

cover, bed covers, Soft Toys, Jewellery, Patch work, Stoles, Skirts,

Crochet pouch, etc.

During Crochet Training some of the centre has produced crochet

mixed with Fabric.

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ii) No. of Artisans Completed training program against Enrollment

iii) Highlight Points of the Training

1) 4011 artisans sucessfully completted the training program 2) This training program has able to assit to artisans for employment generation

and income generation. 3) Artisans through this training program able to get innovative ideas for lace making

4) Artisans are able to improve the quality of the product development

5) Artisan’s interpersonal skilled improved through this training

6) Under this training program new improved tools were provided to all artisans, which

will be helpful for the production

7) After this training program approx. 4011 skilled/trained artisans are available in the

community for lace making

8) All the artisans provided certificate under National Skill Qualification Framework Level

3

9) 100% artisans received their wages directly in their Bank Account through NEFT.

10) New Design for Cushion cover, bed covers, Soft Toys, Jewellery, Patch work, Stoles,

Skirts, Crochet pouch, etc.

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iv) Feedback by the Artisans

1) MANDELA VIJAYALAKSHMI

Uppulurimeraka Village,

Narsapuram Mandal,

West Godavari Distrct, A.P

“The Training given by Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts helped me to know

new designs. Now, I am able to handle with different kinds of material as well as tools.

My skill was upgraded and now I am working for exporter as sample maker”.

2) Andey Venkata Lakshmi Uppuluri Meraka Village, Narsapuram Mandal, West Godavari Distrct, A.P

It was New Experience for me to undergone a systematic training program. First time I

had seen the text books for Crochet lace craft. And video lesion was more attractive and

easy to learn new techniques. Working with different size of hooks and having full set

tool kit also a new experience for me. I’ve learnt the Use Color Combinations. The

Training was focused on New Trends.

Soft skills really a new experience it has changed my life style. And I’ve learn how to

communicate properly and how to work with a team.

3) Pulaparthi Durga, Village: Pasaladeevi, Narsapur mandal, West Godavari District, A.P

“First time I am learning systematically. Previously I don’t know where to fit different

colors. Now, I know something about Color Combinations. It will definitely give my

Product New Look.

And I had a full set of tool kits now; I prepare patterns on my own. Now I am working

as a sample maker for an exporter.”

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4) Pulaparthi Durga Sarojini,

Village: Pasaladeevi,

Narsapuram Mandal,

West Godavari District, A.P

“The training given by Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts has concentrated on

Quality in Detail and My Perceptions of Quality Products has changed and my

products made after this training will give higher price from local merchants.

I am very happy to be part of this training.”

5) Pulaparthi Sheshaveni NARSAPURAM MANDAL, WEST GODAVARI DISTRCT, A.P

“The training provided by Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts is beneficial to me,

apart from quality, am able to know design trends. Previously I know how to make

Crochet but now because of this training I know how to make good Crochet Product. I

already started Supplying for an Exporter.”

B. Training on Stitching & Garmenting

Council has been given target of

20 batches of 25 artisans (500

artisans) to organize training on

Stitching & Garmenting. Against

the target council has organized 19

batches and covered 498 artisans.

Artisans were mobilized through

lace leader in the each village.

Mainly all the Stitching &

Garmenting training program

organized CFC and ILTC.

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i) Village wise detail of training Centre:

District Block (Mandal) Village No. of Program

Sl. No

West Godavari

Narsapur Rustumbada 6

1 Narsapur Pasaladeevi 2

2 Narsapur Seetharamapuram 4

3 Veeravasaram THOLERU 2

4 Yelamanchili Dodipatla 1

5 Palacole Tillapudi 2

6 Mogalthur Kalipatnam 1

7 Mogalthur Modi 1

Stitching & Garmenting training was provided on Zuki machine, which is high

performance machine.

During training program

priority has been given on

making crochet cushion

cover, tops, Punjabi

dresses, Shirt, Trouser,

Curtain, etc. Trainer of

this training program has

worked along with

artisans in proper

measuring, cutting, and

speed controlling and design pattern. Towards end of the training program all the

artisans were comfortable in working with Zuki machine.

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iii) No. of Artisans Completed training program against Enrollment

iv) Highlight Points of the Stitching & Garmenting Training

498 artisans sucessfully completted the training program This training program has able to assit to artisans for income generation. Artisans through this training program able to work on high performance electrified

machine.

Artisans are able to improve the quality of the product development

Artisan’s interpersonal skilled improved through this training

Under this training program new tools and technique has been introduced to the

artisans.

After this training program approx. 498 skilled/trained artisans are available in the

cluster for stitching & garmenting

All the artisans provided certificate under National Skill Qualification Framework

Level 3

100% artisans received their wages directly in their Bank Account through NEFT.

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v) Feedback by Artisans

1) NAME: Ms. Balla Jyothi , D/O: Ramakrishna Chagantimeraka , Narsapuram Mandal, West Godavari District , A.P Mrs. Jyothi is born and brought from the village of Chaganti Meraka of Narsapur Mandal. She is a lace artisan learnt craft from her mother. She was interested in Stitching and garmenting programs.

The Training given by Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts helped me to know about the stitching of Cushion Covers, Pillow covers and garments.

It is new experience for me to know more things on communication, team work, motivation, work place safety, health and hygiene. After finishing my training on Stitching & Garmenting I am working as a trainer.

2) NAME: Mrs. Murala Ruth Kumari,

D/O: Joshi Babu Housing Board colony Narsapuram MandaL, West Godavari District, A.P

“Mrs. Ruth Kumari is from housing board colony of, Narsapur Mandal. She is a lace artisan. She wanted to learn tailoring, so she approached Council for Stitching and Garmenting programs. The Training helped me to know how to make furnishings with lace products. I am very new to power driven machines. Now I am able to handle the JUKI machine with confidence. I know all the parts of the machine. It is very comfortable to go for reveres stitch, filling up bobbins etc. I am able to stitch 100 cushion covers a day by using this machine.”

3) G. Venkata Lakshmi 1-213, LB CJERLA Andhra Pradesh West Godavari “After becoming a part of this training programme I am feeling skilled and positive. Before this training programme most of the time I use to spend on my house hold activities which was so boring for me.

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After going under this training programme I am hoping my life will become independent. The opportunity which I got here was very much helpful. I gathered practical as well as theoretical skills here which will help me to become a successful independent woman. I have learned through this training programme, Stitching of Cushion Covers, Blouses, Shirts, Trousers, Punjabi dresses etc. This training program also has given me the opportunity to learn team work, personality development, Communication Skill, about my health and leadership quality. At the last I can say that I am a lucky woman who got a chance to participate in this training programme. I am thanking full to DC (H), EPCH.”

4) Naga jyothi 3-67/3, Rustumbada Andhra Pradesh West Godavari

“Before this training programme I was not aware of many things which I have learned through this training i.e. Team work, personality development, communication skill and positive Behaviour.

In this 25 days training programme I have learned, Blouse Stitching, Shirt, Trousers, cushion cover.

Being a housewife I am proud that I learned business skills, as well as I am going to change my daily routine. Now I will work on design development, and will try to explore my skill which will guide me to become a successful independent woman.

My batch got proper tools which shows the quality level of this training programme and also got chance to working on Juki machine which is timesaving as comparing to manual machine. I am thankful to DCH and EPCH for providing us such a great platform.”

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C. Training on Dyeing Process

Council has been given target of 8batches of 25 artisans (200 artisans) to organize

training on Dyeing Process. Against the target council has organized 8 batches and

covered 197 artisans. Artisans were mobilized through lace leader in the each village.

For conducting

dyeing training

Council has setup

manual dyeing unit at

ILTC and hired

experienced dyer

from Pedana, Krishna

District – Andhra

Pradesh. Council has

initiated first dyeing

training program on

16th Number 2015

with 2 batches. Entire

curriculum was divided in 2 parts, 1st part was containing theoretical and practical part

of the dyeing process and 2nd part was focus on soft skill training.

This training program has created immense interest among women artisans and all the

artisans have finished the training program with full energy.

Ms. S.S.V.S

Lakshmi, who

inspired with the

training program

and soon after the

training she along

with other training

mate, she initiated

her own dyeing

unit from her

residence. 8th batch

of dyeing training

was concluded on 14th March 2016.

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iii) Highlight Points of the Dyeing Training

197 artisans sucessfully completted the training program This training program has able to assit to artisans for income generation. 197 trained artisans in Dyeing available in the cluster, who can provide services to

other exporters, NGO, entrepreneur and individual artisans.

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Level 3

100% artisans received their wages directly in their Bank Account through NEFT.

iv) Feedback by Artisans

1) Mrs. Vemavarapu Vara Lakshmi , Merakagudem , Rustumbada Narsapuram Mandal, West Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh

Before this training program I was practicing bleaching fabrics and wanted to learn about full dyeing process. I was very happy when I heard that EPCH- ILTC will organize training on Dyeing process then immediately I enrolled myself for the training program.

The Training given by EPCH helped me to know about how to a setup manual dyeing unit. Through this training program I also learnt about VAT color dyeing, direct color dyeing, full bleach with peroxide and also half bleach. Using soap oil to fix the color is an economical process. Now I got clarity to start a business and confidence to handle it.

2) Mrs. Madasu Venkata Lakshmi

D/O: Ram Kumar Babu Chagantivari Meraka, Narsapuram Mandal, West Godavari District, A.P I am a lace artisan, working for exporters of the area and was interested to learn how to Dyeing yarn. My friend brought me to ILTC for Dyeing training. I was very happy to see all the process. The Training given by EPCH helped me to know how to dye lace yarns. I learnt hot process as well as cold process. Apart from the yarn dyeing I’ve learnt tie & die also. The best part of this training program was for me to learn time management.

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D. Training on EDP/Capacity Building

Council has been given target of 10batches of 30 artisans (300 artisans) to organize training

on Dyeing Process.

Against the target

council has organized

10 batches and 294

artisans successfully

completed the

training program.

Artisans were

mobilized through

lace leader in the

each village. Mostly

all EDP training

program has been

organized at ILTC and from demand from the community EPCH has organized one

program at Jinnuru and one at Lacepark. For EDP training skilled trainer were called from

Hyderabad. First training on EDP/ Capacity building was initiated on 16th February 2016

and last batch concluded on 12th March 2016 Council has initiated first dyeing training

program on 16th Number 2016.

Training program was full of activity base which was useful to artisans to learn quickly.

In first part of the training program start with Entrepreneur Development basic and trainers

indicated that in order to start, operate and grow a profitable small business, there are

certain key intrinsic

and extrinsic

components such

as attributes,

behaviors,

attitudes, and

practices that must

be fully developed,

implemented, and

managed by a

small business

owner. These

include: doing

what you enjoy; taking what you do seriously; planning everything; managing money

wisely; asking for the sale; remembering it's all about the customer; becoming a shameless

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self-promoter (without being obnoxious); projecting a positive business image; getting to

know your customers; leveling the playing field with technology; building a top-notch

business team; becoming known as an expert; creating a competitive advantage; investing in

yourself; being accessible; being knowledgeable; building a rock-solid reputation; selling

benefits; getting involved; grabbing attention; mastering the art of negotiations; designing

your workspace for success; getting and staying organized; taking time off; limiting the

number of hats you wear; and following-up constantly. Throughout the content

presentation, trainers backed each of these components with practical examples of

successful entrepreneurs and

entrepreneurial initiatives,

from the entrepreneurial and

small business development

literature.

Trainers also highlighted

pertinent areas critical to

running a successful small

business. It explored problems

faced by small businesses, the

legal environment, the

competition, sourcing for funds, and publicity for the business. The fundamentals required

for creating a viable venture were also discussed. A small business was defined as a

business that is privately owned and operated, with a small number of employees and

relatively low volume of sales. Among the advantages of a small business, are that a small

business can be started at a very low cost and on a part-time basis. Among problems faced

by small businesses, it was pointed out that they often face a variety of problems related to

their size, and that a

frequent cause of

bankruptcy is

undercapitalization. On

marketing the small

business, it was dis

In second part of the

training major focus

was on inter-personal

skill, time management,

team work,

communication skill,

Motivation, conflict resolution, Social networking, health & hygiene, etc., which highly

appreciated by the trainees.

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After successfully completion of the training program few artisans has been sent for the

exposure visit/participation in Vishakhapatnam Fair and Delhi Haat for the retail fair.

Trainee who has participated has appreciated the initiative and has best experienced of their

life.

G. Sri Devi, one of the trainees who completed her EDP training in the month of January

2016 has started her own venture in the name of “My Village Lace Industies” along with

teammate and successfully participated in the 2 RBSM organized by EPCH at ILTC and

IHGF – Delhi Fair, Spring 2016 and has generated good business enquiries.



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iii) Highlight Points of the EDP/Capacity Building Training

294 artisans sucessfully completted the training program Post training 42 trainee has applied/taken the membership of the EPCH and

initiated their small business of lace craft.

20 Artisans who has finished the training has also provided exposer to the marketing

events.

10 artisans has already generated the business through marketing events



100% artisans received their wages directly in their Bank Account through NEFT

iv) Feedback by Artisans

Mrs. Melam Lakshmi Prasanna,

W/O: Melam Chandra Rao Perupalem Village, Mogalthuru Mandal, West Godavari District, A.P Qualification: B. Tech.

I have learnt the craft from my mother at the age of 12 years. I have completed my B. Tech from Swanandhra Engineering College at Naraspur. I always had a passion to start a small business with diversified lace products, but due to lack fo confidence and knowledge not able to start. My sister has introduced me for this program and I have joined the first EDP program at ILTC. EPCH has helped me through this training to know about how to start a business, preparation of project report, book keeping fund mobilization and aspect of the entrepreneurship development. Other soft skill components of this training program has motivated me and build my confidence to initiate my business such as Communication, Team Work, time management and Conflict Resolution etc. Now, I confident to take up the challenge and start my own business. Thanks to EPCH and DC (H) for providing this opportunity.

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1) Balam Anatha Lakshmi W/o GOWRIPATHI Lakshmaneswaram Village, Narsapuram Mandal, West Godavari District, A.P

I have learnt the craft from her mother at the age of 15 years. I have studied up to 10th standard. I also formed a Self-help group. I wanted to start my own lace business, but know knowledge about business. After completion of the EDP training program EPCH has given me the opportunity to participate in IHGF – autumn 2015, Reverse Buyer Seller Meet and Vishakhapatnam Retail Fair. “It’s really a great opportunity to attend the fair. More than 20 buyers visited my stall. Now I get clarity about how to display the product and how to deal with buyers.”

2) Ch. Srilakshmi Lakshmi,

W/O Pawan Kumar Sharma

Rustumbada Village,

Narsapuram Mandal,

West Godavari District , A.P

I am a graduate and middle class housewife. I was looking for some opportunity

but due to confidence and no idea from where I should start. I joined EPCH EDP

training program and it’s really helped me in many ways.

After EDP training program I feel more confident to take the challenges. I

learned about how to start a business, preparation of project report, book

keeping fund mobilization and soft skills like Communication, Team Work, and

Conflict Resolution etc.

EPCH has provided me the opportunity to participate in the Reverse Buyer Seller

Meet, which itself has taught me may business lesion.

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3) G. Sridevi

14-11-15 Narsapur

West Godavari District

Andhra Pradesh

I am graduate and highly motivate women but due to less knowledge about

business, I was not able to start my work. EDP training has helped me to

understand small scale business concept, which includes all the procedures of

setting up small business. Soft Skill training has added value to entire training

program. Topics which was covered under soft skill such as Team work,

Communication skill, motivation, conflict resolution, etc. has helped me a lot.

Best part of my journey was to participate in Reverse Buyer Seller meet and

IHGF – Delhi Fair – spring 2016. After participation in the fair it helped me to

clear all the doubt related to starting a business. Today I have my own small

agency and confident to run the same.

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9. Assessment and certification

Initially for the assessment of the artisans M/s APITCO has been appointed to conduct

the post training assessment and provide training certificate to each participants. For 10

programs assessment has

been completed by the

agency in the first week

of November 2015.

Post October training

program Handicraft &

Carpet Sector Skill

Council has been

appointed to carry out the

assessment of the

Artisans. Through HCSSC all the artisans will be provided certificate under National

Skill Qualification Framework Level 3.

Assessor appointed

by the agency visited

each and every centre

to assess the post

training skill level of

artisans in different

segment. Each artisan

had to go through the

mainly practical and

viva assessment

because most of the

artisans cannot write. Assessment has been carried out in the local language so that

artisan can understand the process.

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10. MEDIA COVERAGE OF SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

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11. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TRAINING PROGRAM

A. Training on Value Addition – Crochet (30th September – 30th October 2015)

Name of the Training Place ILTC – Rustumbada

Date of Training 30th September – 30th October 2016

Name of Training Value Addition - Crochet

No. of Trainee Enrolled 50

No. of Trainee completed training 46

No. of Trainer 2

No. of Day Training conducted 25

No. of Hours Training conducted 150

Assessment Done By APITCO

Pass % 100%

ILTC - Rustumbada

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Name of the Training Place Gumparru - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Gumparu - CPC

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Name of the Training Place Pasaladeevi – CFC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

Pasaladeevi - CFC

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Name of the Training Place Doddipatla - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Dodopatla - CFC

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Name of the Training Place Sarva – CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Sarva - CFC

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Name of the Training Place Tillapudi - School Building





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

Thillapudi – School Building

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Name of the Training Place Y V Lanka - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Y V Lanka - CPC

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Name of the Training Place Kesinapalli - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Kesanapalli - CPC

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Name of the Training Place Sivakodu- CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Sivakodu - CPC

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Name of the Training Place Sakinetipalli- CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Sakanettipalli - CPC

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B. Training on Value Addition – Crochet (5th November – 5th December 2015)

Name of the Training Place ILTC - Rustumbada

Date of Training 5th November – 5th December 2015




No. of Trainer 2



Assessment Done By Handicraft & Carpet Sector Skill Council

Pass % 100%

ILTC, Rustumbada

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Name of the Training Place JINNURU- CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

JINNURU - CPC

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Name of the Training Place GOLLAVANITIPPA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

GOLLAVANITHIPPA

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Name of the Training Place KALIPATNAM





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 92%

Kalipatnam

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Name of the Training Place KAZA - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 90%

KAZA - CPC

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Name of the Training Place ELAMANCHILI - CFC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

ELAMANCHALI - CPC

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Name of the Training Place KONTHERU - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 94%

KONTHERU - CPC

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Name of the Training Place KOTHAKAYALATHIPPA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

KOTHAKAYALATHIPPA

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Name of the Training Place CHITTAVARAM - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

CHITTAVARAM - CPC

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Name of the Training Place DHARBAREVU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

DHARBAREVU

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Name of the Training Place DIGAMMARU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

DIGAMMARU

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Name of the Training Place BADAVA WEST - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Badava West

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Name of the Training Place BADAVA EAST - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Badava East

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Name of the Training Place KOTHOTA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

KOTHATA

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Name of the Training Place VEMULUDEEVI-1





No. of Trainer 2




No. of Pass % 94%

VEMULUDEEVI - I

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Name of the Training Place VEMULUDEEVI-2





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

VEMULUDEVVI - II

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Name of the Training Place THOLERU- CFC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 92%

THOLERU - CFC

of 208

Name of the Training Place PEDAMALLAM





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

PEDAMALLAM

of 208

Name of the Training Place SIRIGARAPALLI





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Siragalapalli

of 208

Name of the Training Place K P PALEM - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

K P Palem - CPC

of 208

Name of the Training Place SAKENETIPALLI - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Sakenetipalli - CPC

of 208

Name of the Training Place SIVAKODU - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Sivakodu - CPC

of 208

C. Training on Stitching & Garmenting (5th November – 5th December 2015)

Name of the Training Place DODDIPATLA - CFC


Name of Training Stitching & Garmenting



No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Dodipatla CFC

of 208

Name of the Training Place SEETHARAMAPURAM - CPC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Seetharamapuram - CPC

of 208

Name of the Training Place THOLERU - CFC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Tholeru - CPC

of 208

D. Training on Stitching & Garmenting (30th Nov. – 30th Dec. 2015)

Name of the Training Place PASALADEEVI - CFC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 97%

Pasaladeevi – CFC - 1

of 208

Name of the Training Place PASALADEEVI - CFC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

Pasaladeevi – CFC - 2

of 208

Name of the Training Place TILLAPUDI - CFC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Thilapudi – CFC - 1

of 208

Name of the Training Place TILLAPUDI - CFC





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Thilapudi – CFC - 2

of 208

E. Training on Dyeing Process (16th Nov. – 2nd Dec. 2015)


Date of Training 16th Nov. – 2nd Dec. 2015

Name of Training Dyeing Process



No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

ILTC – Dyeing - 1

of 208






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 92%

ILTC – Dyeing - 2

of 208

F. Training on Dyeing Process (3rd Dec. – 21st Dec. 2015)


Date of Training 3rd Dec. – 21st Dec. 2015




No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 92%

ILTC – Dyeing - 3

of 208






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 92%

ILTC – Dyeing - 4

of 208

G. Training on EDP/Capacity Building (16th Nov. – 2nd Dec. 2015)



Name of Training EDP/Capacity Building



No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

ILTC – EDP - 1

of 208

H. Training on EDP/Capacity Building (30th Nov. – 16th Dec. 2015)


Date of Training 30th Nov. – 16th Dec. 2015




No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

ILTC – EDP - 2

of 208


Date of Training 30th Nov. – 16th Dec. 2015




No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 87%

ILTC – EDP - 3

of 208

I. Training on EDP/Capacity Building (3rd Dec. – 21st Dec. 2015)






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

ILTC – EDP - 4

of 208

J. Training on Value Addition - Crochet (9th Dec. 2015 – 8th Jan. 2016)

Name of the Training Place ARTHAKATLA

Date of Training 9th Dec. 2015 – 8th Jan. 2016




No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 90%

Arthakatla

of 208

Name of the Training Place EASTVIPPARU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

East Vipparu

of 208

Name of the Training Place KAKILERU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Kakileru

of 208






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 83%

KALIPATNAM

of 208

Name of the Training Place KATHAVAPADU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

KATHAVAPADU

of 208

Name of the Training Place KONDEVETIKODAPA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

KONDEVETIKODAPA

of 208

Name of the Training Place KOTHAPALEM





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Kothapalem

of 208

Name of the Training Place L B CHERLA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 88%

L B CHERLA - CPC

of 208

Name of the Training Place LANKAPOLAM





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

LANKAPOLEM

of 208

Name of the Training Place MODI





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Modi - CFC

of 208

Name of the Training Place NAVVUDURU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

NAVVUDURU - CPC

of 208

Name of the Training Place P V THOTA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

P V Thota

of 208

Name of the Training Place PANDITHAVALLURU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

PANDITHAVALLURU

of 208

Name of the Training Place RAPAKA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

Rapaka

of 208

Name of the Training Place SEREPALEM




No. of Trainee completed training

50

No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

Serepalem

of 208

Name of the Training Place THOLERU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

Tholeru - CFC

of 208

Name of the Training Place TURPUTHALLU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

TURPUTHALLU

of 208

Name of the Training Place VEERAVASARAM





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Veeravasaram

of 208

Name of the Training Place UPPULURIMERAKA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

UPPULURIMERAKA - K P Plaem - CPC

of 208

Name of the Training Place KESANAPALLI





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Kesanapalli - CPC

of 208

K. Training on Stitching & Garmenting (9th Dec. 2015 – 8th Jan. 2016)

Name of the Training Place ILTC – RUSTUMBADA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

ILTC – Rustumbada – S&G - 1

of 208






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%


of 208

Name of the Training Place MODI





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

Modi - CFC

of 208

Name of the Training Place SEETHARAMAPURAM





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%


of 208

Name of the Training Place THOLERU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 97%

Tholeru - CFC

of 208

L. Training on Dyeing Process (21st Dec. 2015 – 7th Jan. 2016)


Date of Training 21st Dec. 2015 – 7th Jan. 2016




20

No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

ILTC - Rustumbada

of 208

M. Training on EDP/Capacity Building (21st Dec. 2015 – 7th Jan. 2016)

Name of the Training Place ILTC - RUSTUMBADA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 93%

ILTC – Rustumbada

of 208

Name of the Training Place JINNURU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 87%

Jinnuru

of 208

Name of the Training Place LACE PARK





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 83%

Lacepark

of 208

N. Training on Value Addition - Crochet (20th Jan. – 18th Feb. 2016)

Name of the Training Place AKANA VARI THOTA

Date of Training 20th Jan. – 18th Feb. 2016




No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 92%

AKANA VARI THOTA

of 208

Name of the Training Place MATYASAPURI

Date of Training 20TH Jan. – 18TH Feb. 2016




No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

MATYSAPURI

of 208

Name of the Training Place MUTYALAPALLI





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 90%

MUTYALAPALLI - CPC

of 208

Name of the Training Place TADERU

Date of Training 22ND Jan. – 20TH Feb. 2016




No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 94%

TADERU - CPC

of 208

Name of the Training Place THUNDURU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 88%

THUNDURU - CPC

of 208

Name of the Training Place YADLAPALLIVARITHOTA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 90%

YADALLAPALLI VARI THOTA

of 208

O. Training on Value Addition - Crochet (22nd Jan. – 20th Feb. 2016)

Name of the Training Place GADHIVARITHOTA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

GADHIVARI THOTA

of 208

Name of the Training Place KOPPARU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

KOPPARU

of 208

Name of the Training Place LACE PARK





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 90%

Lace Park

of 208

Name of the Training Place YERAMASETTI VARI PALEM





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

YERAMASETTI VARI PALEM

of 208

P. Training on Stitching & Garmenting (20th Jan. – 18th Feb. 2016)






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

ILTC- Rustumbada – S&G - 1

of 208






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

ILTC – Rustumbada – S&G 2

of 208






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

KALIPATNAM

of 208






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 70%

SEETHARAMAPURAM

of 208

Q. Training on Dyeing Processing (20th Jan. – 5th Feb. 2016)


Date of Training 20TH Jan. – 5th Feb. 2016




No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 76%

ILTC - Rustumbada

of 208

R. Training on EDP/Capacity Building (20th Jan. – 5th Feb. 2016)






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

ILTC - Rustumbada

of 208






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

ILTC - Rustumbada

of 208

S. Training on Value Addiction - Crochet (24th Feb. – 23 March 2016)

Name of the Training Place BURUGULANKA

Date of Training 24th Feb. – 23 March 2016




No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 94%

BURGULANKA

of 208

Name of the Training Place BURUGULANKA COLONY





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 86%

BURGULANKA COLONY

of 208

Name of the Training Place GOPALAPURAM





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

GOPALPURAM

of 208

Name of the Training Place KODERU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

KODERU

of 208

Name of the Training Place KOTHAKAYALATHIPPA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

KOTHAKAYALATHIPPA

of 208

Name of the Training Place LAKSHAMANESWARAM





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

LAKSHAMESHWARAM

of 208

Name of the Training Place LIKITHAPUDI





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 94%

LIKHITAPUDI

of 208

Name of the Training Place MAMIDUKUDURU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

MAMADIKUDDURU

of 208

Name of the Training Place NAKKAVARIPALEM





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 90%

Nakkavaripalem

of 208

Name of the Training Place PANJAVEMAVARAM





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

PANJA VEMAVARAM

of 208

Name of the Training Place PENUMANCHALI





50

No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

PENUMANCHILLI

of 208

Name of the Training Place PERUPALEM NORTH





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

PERUPALEM NORTH

of 208

Name of the Training Place SAKENETIPALLI





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

SAKINETTIPALLI

of 208

Name of the Training Place SARDUKODAPA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 98%

SARDUKODAPPA

of 208

Name of the Training Place SARAVA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

Sarva - CPC

of 208

Name of the Training Place TAMARADA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 92%

TAMRADA

of 208

Name of the Training Place TELAGAMSETTIVARIMERAKA





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

TELEGAMSETTI VARI MERAKA

of 208

Name of the Training Place TURPUTHALLU





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 96%

TURUPTARRULLU

of 208

Name of the Training Place VEDANGI





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 94%

VEDANGI - CPC

of 208

T. Training on Stitching & Garmenting (24th Feb. – 23 March 2016)

Name of the Training Place ILTC Rustumbada





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%


of 208

Name of the Training Place ILTC Rustumbada





No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%


of 208






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%


of 208

U. Training on Dyeing Process (24th Feb. – 11th March 2016)


Date of Training 24th Feb. – 11th March 2016




No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 81%

ILTC Rustumbada – Dyeing - 1

of 208






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 92%

ILTC Rustumbada – Dyeing - 2

of 208

V. Training on EDP/Capacity Building (24th Feb. – 11th March 2016)






No. of Trainer 2




Pass % 100%

ILTC - Rustumbada

of 208

12. ANNEXURE Annexure – I – Sanction Letter

of 208

of 208

Annexure – II – Training Calendar

Training Calendar – Training on Value Addition - Crochet

SL

NO

PLACE OF THE

TRAINING

NAME OF THE

MANDAL DISTRICT Date of the training

1 Y V LANKA ELAMANCHILI WEST GODAVARI 30th Sept. to 30th Oct. 2015

2 DODDIPATLA ELAMANCHILI WEST GODAVARI 30th Sept. to 30th Oct. 2015

3 TILLAPUDI PALAKOLLU WEST GODAVARI 30th Sept. to 30th Oct. 2015

4 PASALADEEVI NARASAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 30th Sept. to 30th Oct. 2015

5 SARAVA NARASAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 30th Sept. to 30th Oct. 2015

6 GUMPARRU ELAMANCHILI WEST GODAVARI 30th Sept. to 30th Oct. 2015

7 RUSTUMBADA NARASAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 30th Sept. to 30th Oct. 2015

8 SIVAKODU RAZOLE EAST GODAVARI 30th Sept. to 30th Oct. 2015

9 SAKINETIPALLI MALKIPURAM EAST GODAVARI 30th Sept. to 30th Oct. 2015

10 KESANAPALLI MALKIPURAM EAST GODAVARI 30th Sept. to 30th Oct. 2015

11 KONTERU ELAMANCHILI WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

12 BADAVA EAST ELAMANCHILI WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

13 BADAVA WEST ELAMANCHILI WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

14 KAZA EAST ELAMANCHILI WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

15 SIRAGALAPALLI ELAMANCHILI WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

16 K P PALEM MOGULTHUR WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

17 VEMULADEEVI WEST NARASAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

18 VEMULADEEVI EAST NARASAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

19 CHITTAVARAM NARASAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

20 JINNURU PODURU WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

21 DHARBAREVU NARASAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

22 GOLLAVANITHIPPA BHIMAVARAM WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

23 ELAMANCHILI ELAMANCHILI WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

24 KOTHATA MOGULTHUR WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

25 KALIPATNAM MOGULTHUR WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

26 KOTHAKAYALATIPPA MOGULTHUR WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

27 ILTC NARASAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

28 PEDAMALLAM ATCHANTA WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

29 DIGAMMARU PALAKOLLU WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

30 Tholeru VEERAVASRAM WEST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

31 SAKINETIPALLY MALKIPURAM EAST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

32 SIVAKODU RAZOLE EAST GODAVARI 5th Nov. to 5th Dec 2015

33 LANKAPOLAM ELAMANCHILI WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

34 UPPULURIMERAKA MOGALTHURU WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

35 MODI MOGALTHURU WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

36 EAST VIPPARRU TANUKU WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

37 SEREPALEM MOGALTHURU WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

38 KOTHAPALEM MOGALTHURU WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

39 TOORPUTALLU NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

of 208

40 KONDAVETI KODAPA NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

41 PV THOTA NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

42 RAPAKA IRAGAVARAM WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

43 PANDITHAVALLURU PODURU WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

44 ARATLAKATLA PALAKOLE WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

45 VEERAVASARAM VEERAVASARAM WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

46 KALIPATNAM MOGALTHURU WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

47 THOLERU VEERAVASARAM WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

48 KAKILERU PENUGONDA WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

49 KATHAVA PADU PENUGONDA WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

50 LB CHERLA NARASAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

51 NAVUDURU VEERAVASARAM WEST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

52 KESANAPALLI MALKIPURAM EAST GODAVARI 9th Dec. to 8th Jan. 2016

53 YADLAPALLIVARITHOTA NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 20th Jan to 18th Feb 2016

54 AKENAVARITHOTA MOGALTHURU WEST GODAVARI 20th Jan to 18th Feb 2016

55 MUTYALAPALLI MOGALTHURU WEST GODAVARI 20th Jan to 18th Feb 2016

56 MASTYAPURI VEERAVASARAM WEST GODAVARI 20th Jan to 18th Feb 2016

57 TUNDURRU BHIMAVARAM WEST GODAVARI 20th Jan to 18th Feb 2016

58 TADERU BHIMAVARAM WEST GODAVARI 20th Jan to 18th Feb 2016

59 LACE PARK NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 22nd Jan to 20th Feb 2016

60 GADHIVARITHOTA NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 22nd Jan to 20th Feb 2016

61 Y S PALEM NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 22nd Jan to 20th Feb 2016

62 KOPPARRU NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 22nd Jan to 20th Feb 2016

63 MAMIDIKUDURU MAMIDIKUDURU EAST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 22nd Mar. 2016

64 TAMARADA PENUGONDA WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 22nd Mar. 2016

65 PERUPALEM NORTH MOGALTHURU WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

66 SARVA NARSAPUR WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

67 TURPUTALLU NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

68 TELAGAMSETTIMERAKA NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

69 KOTHAKAYALATIPPA MOGALTHURU WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

70 LIKHITHAPUDI NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

71 VEDANGI PODURU WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

72 LAKSHAMANESWARAM NARSAPUR WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

73 KODERU ACHANTA WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

74 NAKKAVARIPALEM PENUGONDA WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

75 BURUGULANKA COLONY PENUGONDA WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

76 SARDUKODAPA NARASAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

77 PENUMANCHALI PALAKOLE WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

78 P VEMAVARAM VEERAVASARAM WEST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

79 SAKHINETIPALLI RAZOLE EAST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

80 GOPALAPURAM RAVULAPALEM EAST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

81 BURUGULANKA MUMMIDIVARAM EAST GODAVARI 24th Feb to 23rd Mar. 2016

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Training Calendar – Training of Stitching & Garmenting

SL NO

PLACE OF THE TRAINING

NAME OF THE MANDAL

DISTRICT Date of the training

1 SEETHARAMAPURAM NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 5TH NOV TO 5TH DEC 2015

2 THOLERU VEERAVASARAM WEST GODAVARI 5TH NOV TO 5TH DEC 2015

3 DODIPATLA ELAMANCHILI WEST GODAVARI 5TH NOV TO 5TH DEC 2015

4 PASALADEEVI NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 30TH NOV TO 30TH DEC 2015

5 PASALADEEVI NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 30TH NOV TO 30TH DEC 2015

6 TILLAPUDI PALAKOL WEST GODAVARI 30TH NOV TO 30TH DEC 2015

7 TILLAPUDI PALAKOL WEST GODAVARI 30TH NOV TO 30TH DEC 2015

8 MODI MOGULTHUR WEST GODAVARI 9TH DEC TO 8TH JAN 2016

9 THOLERU VEERAVASARAM WEST GODAVARI 9TH DEC TO 8TH JAN 2016

10 ILTC 1 NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 11TH DEC TO 11 JAN 2016

11 ILTC 2 NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 11TH DEC TO 11 JAN 2016

12 SEETHARAMPURAM NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 11TH DEC TO 11 JAN 2016

13 ILTC NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 20TH JAN TO 18TH FEB 2016


15 KALIPATNAM MOGULTHUR WEST GODAVARI 20TH JAN TO 18TH FEB 2016

16 SEETHARAMAPURAM NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 20TH JAN TO 18TH FEB 2016

17 ILTC NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 24TH FEB TO 23RD MAR 2016

18 ILTC NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 24TH FEB TO 23RD MAR 2016

19 SEETHARAMPURAM NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 24TH FEB TO 23RD MAR 2016

Training Calendar – Training on Dyeing

SL NO


NAME OF THE MANDAL


1 ILTC NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 16TH NOV TO 2ND DEC 2015

2 ILTC NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 16TH NOV TO 2ND DEC 2015

3 ILTC NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 3RD DEC TO 21ST DEC 2015

4 ILTC NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 3RD DEC TO 21ST DEC 2015

5 ILTC NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 21ST DEC TO 7TH JAN 2016


7 ILTC NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 24TH FEB TO 11TH MARCH 2016

8 ILTC NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 24TH FEB TO 11TH MARCH 2016

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Training Calendar – Training on EDP/Capacity Building

SL NO


NAME OF THE MANDAL


1 ILTC NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 16/11/2015 TO 2/12/2015




5 LACEPARK NARSAPURAM WEST GODAVARI 22/12/2015 TO 8/1/2016

6 JINNURU PODURU WEST GODAVARI 22/12/2015 TO 8/1/2016





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Annexure – III – List of Trainer

A. List of Trainer – Training on Value Addition - Crochet

Sl. No.

Name Address Phone No. QUALIFIC

ATION Experience

(In Yrs.)

1 THOLITI SANDHYA RAM

3-194, GUDIMELLANKA, SHIVALAYAM VEEDHI, MALIKIPURAM, EAST GODAVARI

8897290117 B. Com 9

2 NAIDU LAKSHMI HEMA

D. NO. 2-245, SAKINETIPALLI LANKA, EAST GODAVARI - 533251

10th 9

3 KODAVATI JAYA LAKSHMI

8-88/2, LANKA POLAM, YETI GATTU, YELAMANCHILI MANDAL, WEST GODAVARI

9603748121 10th 7

4 ACHANTA SATHI DEVI 2-148, KESANAPALLI MAIN, GEETHA MANDIR, KESANAPALLI, EAST GODAVARI

9912886238 10th 7

5 JADDU MADHAVI 1-131, GUMPARRU POST, GUMPARRU, WEST GODAVARI - 534266

984848752 B. Pharma 10

6 YEDLAPALLI NAGAJYOTHI

H. NO. 2-138, YADLAPALLIVARI TOTA, RUSTUMBADA, NARSAPUR, WEST GODAVARI

9640581772 BA 13

7 NADPANA VENKATA NAGA LAKSHMI

D. NO. 2-162, RAMALYA VEEDI, THILLAPUDI, PALAKOLLU, WEST GODAVARI

8082414503 10th 9

8 PULAPARTHI DURGA BHAVANI

H. NO. - 1-80, PASALADEEVI, LINGANA, BOINACHERLA, WEST GODAVARI

7382484035 10th 7

9 KUSUMPUDI VENKATA LAKSHMI

5-12, YENUGUVANILANKA, YELAMANCHILI, WEST GODAVARI

9542654592 10th 8

10 KANCHARLA SANTHI KUMARI

D. NO. - 2-159, SARVA, LAKSHMANESWARAM, WEST GODAVARI

8978932687 10th 11

11 NAGAMANI PODALA H. NO. - 1-125, PENUGONDA, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9912556120 10th 12

12 GANNABATTULA MANI DURGA

3-27, SARVA, LAKSHMANESWARAM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9492792388 10th 9

13 GELLU NAGA LAKSHMI

1-144, BADAVA, Y V LANKA, NARSAPUR, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8096117849 10th 7

14 TANKULA SURYA KUMARI

1/180, KALIPATNAM, EAST MOGULTUR, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9010545619 10th 12

15 VENKATASATYA THOTA

7-1-9, JOSYULAVARI, NARSAPUR, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8790668395 10th 15

16 DURGA BHAVANI DEVI KODAVATI

8-81, LANKAPOLAM, ELAMANCHILLI, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9989564875 10th 9

17 BEJAVADA SUJATHA H. NO. 1-17/1, PALLAPU STREET, ELAMANCHILI, WEST GODAVARI DIST., ANDHRA PRADESH

9492607355 10th 8

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18 MENTE RATNAM 1-500, PULLAIAH GARI THOTA, GOLLAVANITIPPA, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PREDESH

8501011411 10th 11

19 TERU NAGA VENKATA VIJAYA LAKSHMI

2-96, SIRAGALAPALLE, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9949255761 Inter 9

20 BHIMANADHUNI KAMESWARI

2-103/1, RAMALAYAM ST., PASALADEEVI, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8886282309 Degree 8

21 CHATANADRI NAGA LAVANYA

1-104, THOLERU, WEST GODAVARI DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH

8297801771 10th 7

22 KUNA YESU KUMARI 1-34 (1), Y V LANKA, NARSAPUR, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9542644029 10th 10

23 KAMALAKUMARI POLISETTI

1-210, CHITTAVARAM, WEST GODAVARI DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH

9573466434 Inter 9

24 KOLA POOJITHA 3-185, KAPILAKONDAPA, VEMULADEEVI, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9290037003 10th 7

25 JAKKAM VENKATA SESHA KANAKA DURGA

1-47, METLA COLONY, NALLAMILLI, EAST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9032328108 10th 9

26 KONDETI GANGARATNAM

6-95, MAIN ROAD, VEDANGIPALEM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9705536120 10th 10

27 PIPPIRISETTI BHAVANI 298, RAPAKA, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9989744991 10th 7

28 MUTYALA RAMADEVI 2-38/1, RAPAKA, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9550728479 10th 7

29 POLLISETTI SURYAKUMARI

1-74 , ARATLAKATTA, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9963286491 10th 9

30 NEKKANTI HAIMAVATHI

2-75, PANDITHAVILLURU, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8985014256 10th 8

31 CHEGONDI ARUNAKUMARI

2-146, TILLAPUDI, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9963851288 10th 9

32 GUNDA VENKATALAKSHMI

2-190, THOLERU, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8790633775 10th 8

33 LAKKU DURGA BHAVANI

25-107, MOGALTHUR, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9704503972 10th 7

34 KARRI SAI DURGA 1-93/1, EAST VIPPARU, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9989391881 10th 7

35 KOTHAPALLI SATYAMANI

1-248, SEREPALEM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9908338256 10th 9

36 UNDAPALLI DHANALAKSHMI

6-49, NAVUDURU, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9491877985 10th 7

37 KADIYAM PADMAVATHI

3-28 MOGALTHUR, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9849322251 10th 8

38 DHAGGUMILLI PUSPALATHA

3-152/1, MOGALTHUR, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9010107579 10th 8

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39 BETHU MANI KUMARI 7-120, BANK VEEDHI, GANAPAVARAM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

7702204711 10th 10

40 PULAPARTHI VENKATA RAMANA

5-155,TURPUTALU, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

7702201200 10th 14

41 RAVURI NAGA DURGA DEVI

1-239, TADERU, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9000931745 10th 8

42 SAIPU MUTYAVENI 5-210/2, TURPUTHALLU, WEST GODABARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9542805437 10th 12

43 PERABHATULA VENKATA NAGAVENI

2-117, MALIKIPURAM, EAST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8501801911 MBA 9

44 CHEEDAY VENKATA DURGA NAGAMANI

2-100,TUNDURU, BHIMAVARAM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9848227885 10th 7

45 ANDE DURGA LAKSHMI PRASANNA

2-74, RAMALAYAM STREET, LIKITHAPUDI, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9000895229 Diploma 8

46 GANNABATHULA MANI DURGA

3-27, SARAVA, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

7036021285 10th 7

47 TEEPARTHI SATYA 52-12-8, RAJENDRA NAGAR, RAJAHMUNDRY, EAST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9573198777 10th 11

48 INTI SUBBALAKSHMI 1-28, THOKALAPUDI, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9550511370 10th 9

49 DODDA JAYA LAKSHMI 4-159, BURUGULANKA, EAST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9912378037 MBA 7

50 NAKKA SATYAVATHI 5-155, NAKKAVARI PALEM, SIDDANTHAM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9553979624 B. Tech 8

51 GUTTI SATYAVATHI 1-85 TAMARADA, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8466981198 10th 7

52 JADDU HEMA DURGA BHAVANI

6-13, JINNURU, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9704598515 10th 7

53 TULA VARALAKSHMI SIDDANTHAM, BURUGULANKA COLONY, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9177519859 10th 7

54 PIPPALA ASWINI 2-676, REVU VADDA, SAKINETIPALLI LANKA, EAST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9490797943 10th 8

55 KOMMULA PUSPA LATHA

2-146/1, MAMIDIKUDURU, EAST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

NILL 10th 8

56 ADDALA DURGA DEVI 2-245, DHARBAREVU, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

7702623261 10th 7

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B. List of Trainer – Stitching & Garmenting

SL. NO

NAME ADDRESS CONTACT EDUCATION EXPERIENCE (In

Yrs.)

1 GANNABATHULA NAGALAKSHMI SUJATHA

2-2-2, THOLERU, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9573838078 Technical Teacher Training

7

2 ATAM SANTOSHMATA

3-43 (2)/1, VISHNU ALAYAM STREET, ELAMANCHILLI, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8185874027 10th 7

3 PILLI JHANSI LAKSHMI KUMARI

64, PILLI VARI PETA, SEETHARAMAPURAM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9603766683 MA 7

4 KOTTU VENKATA RAMANA

1-186, PASALADEEVI, LINGANABOINA CHERLA, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9494719466 10th 8

5 NADAPANA VENKATA NAGALAKSHMI

2-162, PEDA RAMALYAM VIDHI, PALACOLLU, TILLAPUDI, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8008214503 10th 7

6 EEVANA LAKSHMIDURGABHAVANI

2-44/A, TILLAPUDI, PALAKOL, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9640328628 10th 6

7 PULAPARTI INDIRA LAXMI KUMARI

100 PASALADEEVI, LINGANABOINA CHERLA, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8096874989 10th 7

8 THAMIRI DURGA DEVI

4-264, SEETHARAMPURAM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9515984524 10th 7

9 RAMAYANAM LAXMI KUMARI

1-47-2 MOTURU GUDIWADA, WEST GODAVAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8985990467 10th 6

10 PILLI ASWINI 5-21, SEETHARAMAPURAM, PILLIVARI PETA, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

7660929619 BA 6

11 BALLA JYOTHI 3-33,CHAGANTI STREET LAKSHMANESWARAM

9553958040 10th 6

12 MURALA RUTH KUMARI

MIG-75 RUSTHUMBABDA NARSAPURAM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8187857391 Inter 8

13 PUTHINEEDI RAJA KANAKA DURGA

2-140 SEETHARAMPURAM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9550662757 10th 7

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C. List of Trainer – Dyeing Process

Sl. No Name Address

Contact No.

Education Experience

1 AKURATHI DAMODARA ESWARA PRASAD

1-111, RAYAVARAM, KRISHNA DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH

8465075275

BSC COMPUTERS, Certificate cource in Dyeing Technology

7

2 MUTCHU RAJESH

16-459-19, MAIN ROAD, D T PALEM, PEDANA, KRISHNA DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRODESH

7799675228 10th, Professional Dyer

9

D. List of Trainer – EDP/Capacity Building

Sl. No

Name Address Contact

No. Qualification Experience

1 ALLU RAJESH 7-11-16, SANTHI NAGAR, CHIRALA, PRAKASAM, ANDHRA PRADESH

7659961170 MA 8

2 KATTA VIJAYA BHASKAR

LIG HOUSING BOARD, ANNOJIGUDA, HYDERABAD, TELANGANA

8985585084 MA 10

4 JEEVAN SAGAR VALLE

H. NO. 1-59, KOPPAKA GUDEM, PEDAVEGI MANDAL, ANKANNAGUDEM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9441044156 M.SC/B.Ed 8

E. List of Trainer – Soft Skill Training

Sl. No

Name Address Contact

No. Education

Experience (In Yrs.)

1 KANTHETI NAGA VENKATA SUDHIR

D. NO - 3-94, GOPALAPURAM, RAVULAPALEM, EAST GODAVARI

9963741208 BA 7

2 MANDA PURNA CHANDU

5-90, MANDAVARIPETA, RUSTUMBADA, NARSAPUR, WEST GODAVARI

9010433641 BSc 5

3 PALAPARTHI JOSEPH RAJU

D. NO - 17-1-87, 24TH WARD, KAPPALAPETA, RUSTUMBADA, NARSAPUR, WEST GODAVARI

8341451619 B.Com 4

4 ANDEY SIREESHA 3-9, CHAGANTI ST. LAKSHMANESWARAM, NARSAPUR, WEST GODAVARI

9533399681 B.Tech 3

5 JHANSI LAKSHMI KUMARI

D. NO. - 5-64/1, PILLIVARIPETA, SEETHARAMAPURAM, NARASPUR, WEST GODAVARI

8501050940 MA 4

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6 SURESH BONDEPALLI

5-8-16, GOWTHAM NAGAR, PALAKOL, WEST GODAVARI

9989241789 BSc 4

7 VARDHANAPU SURESH BABU

1-76, N V H PET, SEETHARAMAPURAM, WEST GODAVARI,

9492938572 BA 4

8 KADIMI CHAITANYA KUMAR

4-5/2, HIGH SCHOOL ST. MOGALTUR, WEST GODAVARI - 534281

9000120100 B. Tech 3

9 KASA MOUNIKA

5-36, MANDA VARI PETA, RUSTUMBADA, NARSAPUR, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9502201218 Inter 3

10 JADDU MADHAVI 1-131, GUMPARRU POST, GUMPARRU, WEST GODAVARI - 534266

984848752 B. Pharma 3

11 UNDURTHY SOWJANYA

13-3/2/5, CHRISTIAN PETA, NARSAPUR, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

7032193202 MA 5

12 KOLLABATHULA SWAROOPA

4-155, KALAVAMOGA CENTRE, AMBEDKAR NAGAR, SAKHINETIPALLI, EAST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9550725102 MSW 3

13 KOTIPALLI HEMA MADHURI

MANIKANTA SADHAN, RAMA CHANDRA COLONY, PALAKOLLU

9666263806 BSc 3

14 MOTURU SUPRIYA

13-1/1, WARD - 13, DENDULURU , WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9603234426 BSc 4

15 SUNKARA SUBRAMANYAM

2-42, THANGLLAGUDEM, MOGULTURU, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9494590903 Diploma 3

16 JEEVAN SAGAR VALLE

H. NO. 1-59, KOPPAKA GUDEM, PEDAVEGI MANDAL, ANKANNAGUDEM, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9441044156 MSc 6

17 VALLURI SATYAVATHI

7-68, NALLAJERLA, RAMALYAM ST., WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9963790951 BSc/BEd 4

18 JADDU USHA 1-132, GUMPARU, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

8096574743 BA 3

19 AKURATHI DAMODARA ESWARA PRASAD

1-111, RAYAVARAM, KRISHNA DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH

8465075275 BSc 3

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20 INTI VEERA VENKATA SATYANARAYANA

12-121, LAKKU VARI THOTA, MOGALTHUR, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

9908831617 BA 4

21 MEDIDI SATISH KUMAR

5-104 , PILLIVARI HARIJANA PETASEETHARAMPURAM

9704480374 M. Tech 3

22 SAIPU TRIMURTHULU

SAIPUVARI MERAKA,TURPUTHALLU

9849884993 Inter 4

23 KODAVATI DURGA BHAVANI DEVI

8-81 ,LANKAPOLAM,YELAMANCHILI

9989564875 Inter 3

24 CHILAKAMARTHI SRILAKSHMI

16-5-320,YSR NAGAR,NARSAPUR

9494871179 B.Com 3

25 PILLI JHANSI LAKSHMI KUMARI

5-64, SEETHARAMPURAM 9603766683 MA 4

26 YADLAPALLI NAGAJYOTHI

C/O:ANASUYA ,ROYPET, NARSAPUR

9640581772 BA 5

27 PERABHATULA VENKATA NAGAVENI

2-117,MALIKIPURAM 8501801911 MBA 4

28 RAVURI NAGA DURGA DEVI

1-239, TADERU 9000931745 BA 3

29 PILLI ASWINI

5-21, SEETHARAMAPURAM, PILLIVARI PETA, WEST GODAVARI, ANDHRA PRADESH

7660929619 BA 3

30 ALLU RAJESH 7-11-16, SANTHI NAGAR, CHIRALA, PRAKASAM, ANDHRA PRADESH

7659961170 MA 8

31 P JOSEPH RAJU 17-1-87,NARSAPURAM 9553672862 B.Com 4

32 TUMMURI SATHISH

4-106,SIVALAYAM VEEDHI, RAVULAPALEM

9490106225 BA 3

33 PILLI NARESH BABU

5-37 PILLIVARI PETA NARSAPUR

7729993889 BA 3

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Annexure – IV – Course Curriculum

Narsapur Mega Cluster for Training – Skill Upgradation of Artisans and

Market Development and Trade Facilitation under CHCDS Scheme

Syllabus+ Session Plan

Name of Course: Training on Value Added Skill and Soft Skill

Number of Participants: 4000, Size of Batch: 50 artisans per batch

Duration: 4 weeks

Day 1 (Date_________________)

1. Training on Value Added Skill - Basics of Lace Making

Time Topic Resource Material Facilitator

Introduction to Crochet

What is crochet?

History of crocheting

Introduction to Crochet Threads

Types of Threads

Different Sizes and varieties of Threads

Crochet Hooks

Structure of Hook

Types and sizes of Hooks utilized for the craft

Hooks' Number System

Material Handling

Holding the Hook and Thread

Do's and Don’ts while practicing crochet lace

Basic Ergonomics

Ideal place for Sitting and sitting postures

Day 2 (Date________________)

Training on Value Added Skill - Basics of Lace Making

Starting Crochet Work

Slip Knot

Yarn Over

Chain Stitch

Fastening Off

Gauge

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Basic Crochet Stitches

Introduction

Slip Stitch

Double Crochet

Half Treble

Treble

Double Treble

Triple Treble

Quadruple Treble

Quintuple Treble

Picot Stitch

Day 3 (Date______________)


Understanding Crochet Patterns

Basic Stitch Symbols

Abbreviation

Reading Crochet Design Patterns

Crocheting Stitch Variations

Shell

Clusters

Crossed Stitch

Popcorn

Bobbles

Bobbles

Puff Stitch

Day 4 (Date_________________)


Increasing and Decreasing of Stitches

Increase stitch row wise

Decrease stitch row wise

Working in Rounds

Chain Loop Method

Magic Loop Method

Half Round Design

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Day 5 & 6 (Date_______________)


Preparations of Basic Shape Designs

Square Design

Circle Design

Triangle Design

Hexagon Design

Star Design

Oval Design

Day 7 (Date_______________)


Filet Crochet

Starting Chain

Increasing and Decreasing Blocks

Day 7 (Date_______________)


Crocheting Defects

Loose Stitch

Missing Stitch

Curling of Edges

Gathered Edges

Day 8 (Date_______________)

Training on Value Added Skill - Training on Fine Crocheting

Joining of Motifs

With Double Crochet

With Chain and Slip Stitch

With Slip Stitch

Changing Colors

Changing colors row wise

Color Changing in Pattern

Introduction about Color Palette and the seasonal colors of fashion area.

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Day 9 (Date_______________)


Fine Designs

Pineapple Design

Zig-Zag Design

Diamond Design

Spiral Design

Combining Designs

Day 10 (Date_______________)


Product Design

Table Cloth

Bed Covers

Cushion Covers

Scarves

Bags

Day 11& 12 (Date_______________)


Crochet Garment Designs

Taking Body Measurements

Understanding Garment Patterns

Baby Caps

Baby Booties

Ladies Sleeveless and with sleeve Tops

Stoles

Skirts –long &short

Day 13 (Date_______________)

Training on Value Added Skill - Training on Mixed Material Design and Manufacture

Edging

Introduction to Edging

Mirror Work Patches

Cloth Patches

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Day 14 (Date_______________)


Crochet with Beads and Ribbons

Crochet with beads and ribbons

Introduction to Applique Work

Choose a design and fabric

Position the applique on the underlying fabric

Sew the applique to the underlying fabric

Day 15 & 16 (Date_______________)


Products with mixed material using above techniques

Ladies Tops, Skirts, Stoles, Cushion Covers, Bags, Purses etc

Day 17 (Date_______________)


Necklaces

Different types of necklace making

Bracelets

Different types of Bracelet making

Head Bands

Different types of Making head bands

Day 18 (Date_______________)


Belts

Different types of Making belts

Earrings

Different types of Making of ear rings

Pouches

Cell phone pouches, coin pouches etc

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Day 19 (Date_________________)

Soft Skill - Effective Communication & Interpersonal Skills


Introduction and Icebreaker

Orientation to Importance of Communication Skills

Communications Theory

Barriers and Filters

Barriers to communication

Over communication

Long, differences

Conflicting information

Interests and attitudes

Differing status, position and self-expression

Exercise/activity

Day 20 (Date_________________)

Soft Skill - Communication

Listening skills

Difference between listening and

leaving. Types of listening

Why you need good listening skills

Good listening practices.

Providing feedback

Giving feedback

Characteristics of good feedback Activity

Non-verbal communication

Types

Functions

Characteristics

Activity

Giving and receiving instructions

Give clear instructions

Use a structured approach

Receive and follow instructions Activity

Oral Communication

Face to face

Conducting meetings

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Day 21 (Date_________________)

Soft Skill - Team Work

Importance of Working in Teams

Elements of Team Work

Stages of Team Formation

Effective Teams – Concept

Trust & Communication

How not to Function as Dysfunctional Teams

Day 23 (Date_________________)

Soft Skill - Conflict Resolution

Understanding Conflict, Conflict Resolution

Conflicts in the local area– a discussion

Conflict Resolution Styles

Negotiation Skills

Role plays on Conflict Resolution

Day 23 (Date_________________)

Soft Skill - Motivation

Concept of Motivation

Motivation and need fulfillment

Goal Setting

Day 23 (Date_________________)

Soft Skill - Social Networking for Sustaining Rural Enterprises

Concept of Network

Type of Network

Rules and Norms

Maintaining Trust

Day 24 (Date_________________)

Soft Skill - Time Management


A. Need and Importance of Time Management B. Daily Time C. Barriers to Time D. SMART Goals E. Tools & Techniques of Time

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Management F. Getting Organized G. Time Management in Meetings

Day 25 (Date_________________)

Soft Skill - Hygiene, Etiquette & Courtesy/Safety at Workplace

Understand how a safety and healthy workplace benefits workers, families, businesses, and the community.

Know your responsibilities for keeping a safe and healthy workplace

Develop a system for organizing safety and health efforts

Address specific workplace hazards and have regular saving meetings.

Find out the best solutions to safety and health problems.

Importance of Etiquette & Courtesy

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Name of Course: Training on Stitching & Garmenting and Soft Skill


Duration: 4 weeks

Day 1&2 (Date_______________)


Learning to Stitching

Define Stitching/Sew

Tools & Supplies

Types of Machines

Components of Basic sewing machine

How to handle a sewing machine

Stitching area

Dos and Don’ts

Sitting postures, ventilation and lighting.

Basic ergonomics

Day 3 (Date_______________)


Introduction to basic measurement

The measurement system

How to use tape/scale and other measuring tools.

Measuring and marking. Handling tools

Scissors

Seam ripper

Needle box, bobbin etc.

Day 4 (Date_______________)


Lock Stitch Machine

Changing needle

Threading of machine

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Bobbin winding

Controlling needle and bobbin thread tension

Day 5 (Date_______________)


Machine Control Exercises

Straight line

Corner stitching

Curve stitching

Day 6 (Date_______________)


Cutting technology – Estimation of cloth

Different width

Different size

Different fabric pattern

Day 7,8,9, 10, 11, 12 & 13 (Date_______________)


Drafting & Pattern Making of

Shirt

Top

Short

Blouses

Skirts

Kurta

Day 14, 15 & 16 (Date_______________)


Stitching of lace made ups

Cushion covers (square, round, heart shape, hexagonal)

Pillow covers

Bed sheets

Quilt and bags

Day 17 (Date_______________)


Attaching Laces to furnishings and

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Garments

Picoting-Hand Stitching

Day 18 (Date_______________)


Finishing of Crochet Products

Washing or bleaching or dyeing

Stretching

Trimming

QC

Steam Iron

Labeling

Packing of lace products, home furnishings, where to put label, bar coding

Day 19 (Date_________________)








Over communication

Long, differences




Exercise/activity

Day 20 (Date_________________)


Listening skills





Providing feedback

Giving feedback


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Types

Functions

Characteristics

Activity





Oral Communication

Face to face

Conducting meetings

Day 21 (Date_________________)








Day 22 (Date_________________)





Negotiation Skills


Day 23 (Date_________________)




Goal Setting

Day 23 (Date_________________)


Concept of Network

Type of Network

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Rules and Norms

Maintaining Trust

Day 24 (Date_________________)



A. Need and Importance of Time Management B. Daily Time C. Barriers to Time D. SMART Goals E. Tools & Techniques of Time Management F. Getting Organized G. Time Management in Meetings

Day 25 (Date_________________)








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Name of Course: Training on Dyeing Facilities and Soft Skill


Duration: 15 days

Day 1 (Date_______________)

Training on Dyeing

Introduction to dyeing –

Importance of dyeing in handicrafts and handlooms.

Types of dying process

Introduction to dyeing material and handling.

Introduction to tools and equipment ultilised in dyeing process

Classification of dye

Day 2 & 3 (Date_______________)

Training on Dyeing

Dyes containing anionic functional groups. - (Acid dyes, direct dyes, mordant dyes, reactive dyes)

Day 4 (Date_______________)

Training on Dyeing

Dyes containing Cationic groups (Basic dyes) (Vat dyes, Sulphur dyes, Azoic dyes)

Day 5 (Date_______________)

Training on Dyeing

Auxillaries used in dyeing

Day 6 (Date_______________)

Training on Dyeing

Distinguishing between printing and dyeing

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Day 7 (Date_______________)

Training on Dyeing

Types of dyeing – Fiber dyeing, yarn dyeing, fabric dyeing

Day 8 (Date_______________)

Training on Dyeing

Resist dyeing – Yarn – Pochampally, Patola, Ikat

Day 9 (Date_______________)

Training on Dyeing

Fabric resist dyeing – Batik, Tie and dye & Kalamkari

Day 10 (Date_______________)

Training on Dyeing

Understanding the color patterns

Understanding the Pantone+ the standard color chart.

Color Combination Seasonal color chart Preparation of Color Shades

Day 11 (Date_______________)

Training on Dyeing Facilities

Dyeing process

Problem during Dyeing

Consistency of dyeing

Sourcing of dyeing stuff

How to find vendor for color

Procurement of Dye stuff Quality of the dye stuff

Sourcing of Raw material.

Day 12 (Date_______________)

Training on Dyeing

Product bleaching

Full bleach

Half bleach

Measurement of Chemicals

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Measuring water hardness

Introduction to softening process

The Risks and Alternatives of APEO and NPEO in Textiles

PH Control

Problem during bleach process

Introduction to Certification Process – especially in the case of exports.

Day 13 (Date_______________)


Listening skills





Providing feedback

Giving feedback



Types

Functions

Characteristics

Activity





Oral Communication

Face to face

Conducting meetings

Day 14 (Date_______________)



A. Need and Importance of Time Management B. Daily Time C. Barriers to Time D. SMART Goals E. Tools & Techniques of Time

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Management F. Getting Organized G. Time Management in Meetings

Day 15 (Date_________________)








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Name of Course: Training on EDP/Capacity Building/Exposure Visit


Duration: 15 days

Day 1 (Date_______________)

Entrepreneurship orientation program

Entrepreneurship

What is entrepreneurship?

Who is an Entrepreneur…?

Entrepreneurial Characteristics

Risk Taker

Perceptive

Curious

Imaginative

Persistent

Goal Setting

Hard Working

Self-Confident

Flexible

Independent

Day 2 (Date_______________)


Need of Entrepreneurship

Increases national production

Balanced area development

Dispersal of economic power

Reinvestment of profit for the welfare of the area of profit generation

Development is a function of motivation and human resource

Entrepreneurial awareness

Successful and Unsuccessful Entrepreneurs

Day 3 (Date_______________)

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The business cycle for artisans and craft entrepreneurs

Analysis

Strategy & Planning

Action

To start a business, the entrepreneur must organize himself

Get the Letterhead with attractive Logo printed

Registration

Obtain a Permanent Account Number

Open an Account with a Scheduled Commercial Bank

Get Central Sales Tax/Excise Number

Day 4 (Date_______________)

Capacity building program

Managerial skills

How to prepare a simple project report to start a business on crochet products.

Legal issues and registration process to start a business

How to manage staff/group members

How to approach banks and other financial institutions.

How to run and maintain the CPC

Day 5 (Date_______________)


Accounting

Banking issues

Book keeping

Inventory management

Production aspects

Production management

Raw material management, quality control

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Day 6 (Date_______________)


Procurement of raw material

Process of Procurement

Types and quantities of raw materials purchased, Handling, storage, distribution

Valuation, Control

Issues related to procurement

Quality control

At field level

At the time of processing

At the time of packing

Day 7 (Date_________________)








Over communication

Long, differences




Exercise/activity

Day 8 (Date_________________)


Listening skills





Providing feedback

Giving feedback



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Types

Functions

Characteristics

Activity





Oral Communication

Face to face

Conducting meetings

Day 9 (Date_________________)








Day 10 (Date_________________)





Negotiation Skills


Day 11 (Date_________________)




Goal Setting

Day 12 (Date_________________)


Concept of Network

Type of Network

Rules and Norms

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Maintaining Trust

Day 13 (Date_________________)



A. Need and Importance of Time Management B. Daily Time C. Barriers to Time D. SMART Goals E. Tools & Techniques of Time Management F. Getting Organized G. Time Management in Meetings

Day 14 and 15 (Date_______________)

Exposure Visit

Visit to Lace Park

Latest Fashion Trend

Exposure to work in a group

Visit to Exporter Unit

Latest Fashion Trend

Product Combination

Product Utilities

Visit to CPC

Learn the function of CPC

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Annexure – V – Study material


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Dyeing Process

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Annexure VI – List of Artisans

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