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• Akshay P
• Suhail CP
• Nithin Thomas
• Ashmon Jacob
• Shehshad
• Munavir
ABSTRACT
• 1.Setting up Location
• 2.Choose specific Niche
• 3.Market analysis and Surveys
• 4.Get various licenses
• 5.Get funding from Government scheames
• 6.Choose Suppliers for paper collection and various paper product makers.
• 7.Hire Employees for Recycling
• 8.Starting Company
GOVERNMENT POLICIES FOR INVESTMENT
• Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS): This scheme provides capital
subsidy to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the paper industry for the
purchase of new machinery and equipment. The subsidy is available for up to
25% of the project cost, and the maximum amount of subsidy is ₹1 crore.
• Village Industries Scheme (VIS): This scheme provides financial assistance to
rural artisans and entrepreneurs for setting up and running small-scale industries
in the paper industry. The assistance is available in the form of loans, grants,
and technical support.
• Entrepreneur Support Scheme (ESS) is the most popular and
attractive scheme operated by the Directorate of Industries and
Commerce. The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises engaged in manufacturing
activities in the State, proportional to the capital investment made.
Depending upon the category of the investor, sector and the District
of investment, the unit can avail subsidy from 15% to 45% of the
fixed capital investment. For this scheme, loan from a financial
institution is not mandatory.
• Kerala Startup Mission-Kerala Startup Mission is the central agency of the
Government of Kerala for entrepreneurship development and incubation
activities in Kerala, India
NUMBER OF PEOPLE WORKING
• 3-6 workers
• Salary of Employees-25,000(Average)
• other employee opportunities
COST FOR MACHINERIES
• Average 8 lakh
• Annual sales expected up to 125000
ESTIMATED PRODUCTION FROM DIFFERENT
PEOPLES
SCOPE