SVEP process requires the preparation of a Detailed Project Report for each block. It is an important document for different reasons.
- It helps in developing a comprehensive plan for the project implementation in a block.
- It provides estimates of the potential enterprises in various sectors in the block. Hence, it includes clear targets in numerical terms based on an assessment of enterprise potential in the block.
- It also provides an estimate of fund required to achieve the set targets and fulfil the implementation plan in a block.
| Identifying Targets |
Targets are determined on the basis of the addressable gap between demand and supply in any sector. This gap indicates the target number of enterprises that can be promoted in a sector in a block. Addressable gap is arrived at by excluding, from the Net gap, the assumed enterprise potential. Here, the Net gap is simply a gap between demand and supply in any sector. Enterprise potential primarily indicates the number of enterprises that can be promoted in a block under SVEP. However, to arrive at the addressable gap, it is assumed that a certain percentage of existing enterprises in a sector will grow into bigger enterprises. These enterprises are excluded from the Net gap to identify the final target. In SVEP, targets are determined quickly using the NRLM SVEP Software. |