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Artisan & Enterprise Case Studies

Documented case studies detailing Common Facility Centre interventions, agro-allied producer collectives, mechanized technology adoptions, and women self-help group enterprises.

SFURTI ClusterDocumented Case Study

Kaliyaganj Terracotta & Pottery Common Facility Centre

Kaliyaganj, Uttar Dinajpur, West Bengal•SFURTI Scheme (Ministry of MSME)

Revitalizing traditional clay pottery and terracotta craft through a centralized mechanized Common Facility Centre (CFC), energy-efficient kilns, and direct market access.

Baseline Bottleneck:

Artisans suffered from manual labor-intensive clay processing, high fuel wastage in open traditional kilns, and dependence on middlemen for low-value local sales.

Institutional Intervention:

RIIELG facilitated the establishment of an automated clay pugmill CFC, smokeless downdraft kilns, design development workshops, and packaging standardization.

Operational
Mechanized Pugmill
~35%
Fuel Reduction
CFC Certified
Quality Testing
Published: 2025-11-15Read Full Study
Agro & Forest ProduceDocumented Case Study

Kulik Basin Beekeeping & Natural Honey Producer Collective

Raiganj & Kulik Basin, West Bengal•OFPO / Agro-Livelihood Track

Organizing traditional migratory beekeepers into a collective with scientific extraction, moisture-reduction processing, and FSSAI-compliant bottled packaging.

Baseline Bottleneck:

Raw unpasteurized honey had high moisture content causing premature fermentation, forcing beekeepers to sell raw combs to intermediaries at distress prices.

Institutional Intervention:

Introduction of temperature-controlled vacuum dehydration equipment, hygienic bottling lines, and collective brand packaging under fair-trade principles.

Vacuum Dehydrated
Processing
FSSAI Registered
Compliance
Tamper-Evident
Packaging
Published: 2025-08-20Read Full Study
Women Enterprise & MoREDocumented Case Study

Natural Jute Fiber Craft & Eco-Packaging SHG Enterprises

North Bengal Rural Clusters•MoRE & Skill Development

Transitioning rural women self-help groups (SHGs) from raw twine spinning to high-value diversified lifestyle bags, conference folders, and geotextiles.

Baseline Bottleneck:

Limited earnings from raw fiber sales, lack of access to heavy-duty power sewing machines, and unfamiliarity with export-quality finishing.

Institutional Intervention:

Modular 30-day technical stitching and pattern-making training, combined with sewing machine grants and institutional buyer tie-ups.

Pattern & Stitching
Skill Modules
Power-Assisted
Machinery
100% Biodegradable
Eco-Grade
Published: 2025-06-10Read Full Study
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