Explanation:

Only statement 1st is incorrect.

• ODOP initiative is operationally merged with ‘Districts as Export Hub’ initiative being implemented by  the Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), Department of Commerce, with the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) as a major stakeholder.                                        
• The objective is to convert each District of the country into an Export Hub by identifying products with export potential in the District.
• This will be done by addressing bottlenecks for exporting these products, supporting local exporters or manufacturers to scale up manufacturing, and find potential buyers outside India. 
• This will help in promoting the manufacturing & services industry in the District and generate employment in the District.
• Under the initial phase of the ODOP programme, 106 Products have been identified from 103 districts across 27 States.

About the ODOP Scheme

• To encourage indigenous and specialized products in the state, the UP government has first launched the One District One Product (ODOP) programme.
• ODOP is basically a Japanese business development concept, which gained prominence in 1979. 
• It aims to create product-specific traditional industrial hubs across 75 districts of UP, providing an impetus to the traditional industries across respective districts in the state. 
• The ODOP programme is dubbed as  “An extension of Make in India”.

Hence option 1st is correct.