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Context: Recently, the Union Minister launched the Credit Guarantee Scheme for e-NWR based Pledge Financing (CGS-NPF).
It aims to provide credit facilities to small farmers to prevent them from distress selling.
It provides a corpus of Rs 1,000-crore for post-harvest finance availed by farmers against electronic negotiable warehouse receipts (e-NWRs) after depositing commodities in Warehousing Development and Regulatory Authority (WDRA) accredited warehouses.
Coverage: Loans up to Rs. 75 lakhs for agricultural purpose and Loans up to Rs. 200 Lakhs for non-agricultural purpose.
Eligible Institutions: All scheduled banks and all cooperative banks.
Eligible Borrowers: Small and Marginal Farmer (SMF)/ Women/SC/ST/PwD Farmers, other farmers, MSMEs, Traders, FPOs and Farmer cooperatives.
Guarantee coverage: 85% for loans up to Rs. 3L and 80% for loan between 3 to 75 lakhs for small and marginal farmers/women/SC/ST/PwD and 75% for other borrowers.
The credit guarantee schemes are expected to enhance the availability and accessibility of finances for the targeted beneficiaries, as they play an important role in economic growth.
It will serve to increase post-harvest lending against e-NWRs and thereby, play a significant role in improving farmers’ income.
Minimise distress selling by farmers: Ensuring availability and accessibility of finances for the targeted beneficiaries.
Instill confidence in bankers, addressing the default arising out of both credit and warehouseman risk.
About: Statutory body under Warehousing (Development & Regulation) Act, 2007.
Objective: Introduce the NWR system, allowing farmers to store their produce in nearby, and scientifically managed warehouses.
Key Functions: Regulating warehouses, promoting scientific storage, boosting supply chain efficiency, etc.
By: Shubham Tiwari ProfileResourcesReport error
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