District officials can enhance their target by up to 25% and reallocate block targets based on demand, as per the guidelines issued on January 21, 2023.

The Director of Fisheries reviews the monthly progress, collecting Monthly Progress Reports from district officials, using a proper proforma developed at the Directorate level.

WSHGs submit documents within 15 days of identification, verification is done within 15 days, and assistance is disbursed within 15 days of receiving documents.

After verification, the District Fisheries Officer releases ₹10,000 to the WSHGs through DBT/NEFT/RTGS within 15 days of receiving the necessary documents.

WSHGs benefiting from the mentioned input assistance scheme for fisheries activities are not eligible for the revolving fund.

WSHGs submit applications to District Fisheries Officers through AFOs/Field functionaries. Verification is done by AFOs, with assistance from BPC, Mission Shakti, and CDPOs.

The District Fisheries Officer implements the scheme, and the annual targets are communicated by the Director of Fisheries, with flexibility based on district-level progress.

Procurement difficulties for raw materials due to fund scarcity, leading them to rely on private sources, highlight the need for financial support.

Each eligible WSHG receives a one-time Revolving Fund of ₹10,000.

AFOs take geo-tagged photographs of the fishery unit, verify resolutions, and ensure that WSHGs have not availed similar assistance previously.

BPC, Mission Shakti & CDPOs collaborate with AFOs and field functionaries to assist in the verification and finalization of applications, ensuring a comprehensive approach.

Yes, WSHGs engaged in ornamental fish farming are eligible. Eligibility is based on criteria like having a bank account in the State of Odisha.