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NSKFDC Advances Socio-Economic Empowerment of Sanitation Workers through Concessional Finance and Skill Development

NSKFDC Advances Socio-Economic Empowerment of Sanitation Workers through Concessional Finance and Skill Development Corporation Sanctions and Disburses Rs. 3,365.93 Crore, Benefiting Over 6.10 Lakh Persons Since Inception Financial Assistance of up to Rs.

NSKFDC Advances Socio-Economic Empowerment of Sanitation Workers through Concessional Finance and Skill Development

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NSKFDC Advances Socio-Economic Empowerment of Sanitation Workers through Concessional Finance and Skill Development Corporation Sanctions and Disburses Rs.

3,365.93 Crore, Benefiting Over 6.10 Lakh Persons Since Inception Financial Assistance of up to Rs.

Under its loan-based schemes, NSKFDC provides financial assistance at concessional rates of interest to eligible beneficiaries for undertaking viable self-employment and income-generating activities.

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NSKFDC Advances Socio-Economic Empowerment of Sanitation Workers through Concessional Finance and Skill Development Corporation Sanctions and Disburses Rs. 3,365.93 Crore, Benefiting Over 6.10 Lakh Persons Since Inception Financial Assistance of up to Rs. Under its loan-based schemes, NSKFDC provides financial assistance at concessional rates of interest to eligible beneficiaries for undertaking viable self-employment and income-generating activities.

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  • 30 lakh is available to an individual beneficiary, while loans of up to Rs.
  • A rebate of 1% on the applicable rate of interest is provided to women beneficiaries.
  • An additional rebate of 0.5% is available to beneficiaries for the timely repayment of instalments, in accordance with the ap...

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75 lakh may be extended to a group of beneficiaries.

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