The aim is to combine and strengthen the support previously provided separately for Incubation, Design and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) into one unified programme. It promotes innovation and competitiveness among MSMEs by helping entrepreneurs turn ideas into viable business ventures through incubation support, professional design assistance, and financial help for IPR protection and commercialization.

Capacity building scheme providing free training to potential MSME vendors in entrepreneurship development, business planning, financial management, and technical skills. Helps aspiring entrepreneurs understand business fundamentals before starting ventures and enables existing vendors to upgrade managerial capabilities for business growth.

Scheme aimed at supporting traditional pottery artisans through distribution of modern equipment such as electric potter wheels, blunger, pug mill and related tools, along with skill upgradation training and technical handholding. Equipment is procured centrally by KVIC and provided to selected beneficiaries to enhance productivity and income generation in rural areas.

Scheme aimed at promoting self-employment in beekeeping through skill training, distribution of bee boxes with colonies, tool kits and technical handholding support. A 5-day beekeeping training programme is provided through KVIC training centres. Training fee of ₹1,500 per candidate is applicable for general category; SC/ST candidates are exempted. Beneficiaries receive bee boxes and related equipment as per KVIC norms to support honey production

This scheme helps MSME vendors revive stressed units or NPAs by providing personal loans to promoters for equity infusion. For this scheme, 90% guarantee coverage would come from scheme/ Trust and remaining 10% from the concerned promoter(s) Promoter(s) of the MSMEs are given credit equal to 50% of their stake (equity plus debt) or Rs. 75 lakh whichever is lower.

Scheme providing growth capital to MSMEs through a Mother-Daughter Fund structure. Government of India contributes ₹10,000 crore as the anchor to the Mother Fund, which can be leveraged up to ₹50,000 crore through SEBI-registered Daughter Funds. Assistance is provided in the form of equity, quasi-equity or equity-like instruments to MSMEs with strong growth potential, enabling scaling, expansion and potentially meeting listing requirements.