Mizoram launches 'Bana Kaih' scheme to support farmers and entrepreneurs

Chief Minister Lalduhoma officially launched the state’s new flagship initiative, the Hand Holding Scheme (Bana Kaih), during a ceremony held at Vanapa Hall.

Aim & Objectives

Effective Convergence of Actions
Efficient Resource Mobilization & Allocation
Establishing Progress Partners
Gainful engagement of Youth
Strengthening Support Institutions
Comprehensive Service Delivery

Scheme Design

The scheme is designed to provide financial assistance and support to entrepreneurs and farmers across the state, promoting economic growth and self-sufficiency through a range of targeted programs.
To support the agricultural sector, the scheme introduces a Minimum Support Price (MSP) for four key crops: ginger, broom, turmeric, and Mizo Bird’s Eye chili.
The scheme is also aimed at supporting the implementing departments tasked with ensuring its success.
Chief Minister’s Special Category Scheme, which offers grant-in-aid up to Rs 1 lakh. This grant is specifically intended for individuals who may not be in a position to avail of loans but have small livelihood projects that could benefit from a financial boost.

Apex Body

The Mizoram state policy state coordination committee chaired by the Chief Minister will function as the apex body for administering handholding support to progress partners.