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Impact of the ODOP scheme on micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Maharashtra

Asian Journal of Management and Commerce · 2024 · Vol. 5(2) · pp. 550–553

Abstract

The One District One Product (ODOP) activity is an imperative way to boost financial improvement in completely different locales of India by displaying interesting items from each area. This paper looks at how ODOP can affect neighborhood economies by moving forward generations, making occupations, and expanding trades. The inquiry appears that ODOP makes a difference to little family businesses and nearby artisans in places like Uttar Pradesh by ensuring conventional creation. Additionally, the program empowers beginning businesses by counting items from the zone in both neighborhoods and supply chains around the world. This makes a difference in fortifying the economy. The think highlights the trouble of putting ODOP into hone and emphasizes the need for helpful approaches to guarantee ODOP's victory in the long run. This investigation shows how territorial activities can offer assistance to India in developing comprehensively and revitalizing its economy. It gives valuable data for policymakers working towards community strengthening and a self-sufficient India.

Indian Economic and Social DevelopmentSmall and medium-sized enterprisesScheme (mathematics)BusinessIndustrial organizationMathematicsFinance
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