Jaipurजयपुर
66.3 lakh people. Larger than Singapore, Denmark, or Finland. Governed as one cell of one state.
- Population
- 66,26,178 (66.3 lakh)
- Area
- 11,152 km²
- Headquarters
- Jaipur
₹52,350 cr
of bankable business potential identified by the government in Jaipur.
Source: NABARD PLP 2023-24
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NABARD's plan for Jaipur · PLP 2023-24
₹52,350 crof bankable credit potential identified by the government
Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME)
₹27,553 cr
Housing
₹7,013 cr
Crop production, maintenance & marketing (crop loan)
₹6,700 cr
Term loans for agriculture & allied activities
₹2,767 cr
Jaipur district's 2023-24 credit plan sizes the total lending opportunity at about Rs 52,350 crore. Farm and allied activity is roughly a fifth of that (Rs 11,877 crore, 22.69%), while non-farm business dominates: MSME alone is Rs 27,553 crore (52.63%), split into Rs 19,973 crore of investment loans and Rs 7,580 crore of working capital. Housing (Rs 7,013 crore) is the next-biggest line.
On the farm side, plain crop loans are the largest at Rs 6,700 crore (jowar, bajra, wheat, maize and mustard are the main crops). Being close to Delhi's National Capital Region gives Jaipur strong pull for dairy (Rs 735 crore, backed by 2,398 milk societies), food and agro processing (Rs 740 crore), and fruit, vegetable and flower supply. Storage and cold-chain building carries Rs 835 crore, farm mechanisation Rs 866 crore, and irrigation Rs 734 crore. The district's 48 industrial areas, 10-plus private industrial parks and 9 mandis anchor this activity.
The plan flags clear gaps: shortage of good seeds, fertilisers and veterinary care; falling groundwater that demands better irrigation and greenhouses; Kisan Credit Cards not reaching poultry, dairy and fish farmers; oral tenants and marginal farmers stuck without credit (best served through joint-liability groups); a thin processing base needing District Industries Centre and bank support; and only 412 farm cooperatives across 603 gram panchayats.
What the plan promotes
- MSME is the dominant credit opportunity at Rs 27553 cr (52.63% of the plan), split between investment credit Rs 19972.92 cr and working capital Rs 7580.08 cr, supported by 48 industrial areas and 10+ private industrial parks in the district
- Crop production, maintenance & marketing carries Rs 6699.79 cr potential; main crops are jowar, bajra, wheat, maize, white mustard/mustard and pulses
- Housing has Rs 7012.5 cr potential (13.40%), the second-largest single line after MSME
- Dairy development potential of Rs 734.95 cr backed by 2398 milk cooperative societies (2010 women's societies); proximity to the National Capital Region boosts dairy, food processing and fruit/vegetable/flower demand
- Food & agro processing potential of Rs 740.02 cr; District Industries Centre and banks are urged to promote grain/food units, oil mills, dal mills, pickle-murabba, bread, bakery and cattle-feed processing units to add value to farm produce
- Agriculture infrastructure Rs 1415.97 cr, led by storage/warehouse facilities Rs 834.96 cr (godowns, market yards, silos, cold storage and cold chains)
Gaps the plan names
- Inadequate availability of quality seeds, fertilisers and veterinary services across the district
- Concerning and declining groundwater levels, calling for new irrigation methods, greenhouses and water-conservation investment
- Need to extend Kisan Credit Cards to all farmer classes (including poultry, dairy and fish farmers) and to bring land-lease reforms, market reforms and e-marketing facilities to double farmer incomes
- Oral tenant farmers, tenant/lessee cultivators and marginal farmers lack credit access; they should be financed through joint-liability groups (JLGs)
- Weak processing ecosystem: District Industries Centre and banks must jointly promote grain/food, oil, dal, pickle-murabba, bread, bakery and cattle-feed processing units, with awareness-training run through linkage agencies
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What the plan promotes
- MSME is the dominant credit opportunity at Rs 27553 cr (52.63% of the plan), split between investment credit Rs 19972.92 cr and working capital Rs 7580.08 cr, supported by 48 industrial areas and 10+ private industrial parks in the district
- Crop production, maintenance & marketing carries Rs 6699.79 cr potential; main crops are jowar, bajra, wheat, maize, white mustard/mustard and pulses
- Housing has Rs 7012.5 cr potential (13.40%), the second-largest single line after MSME
- Dairy development potential of Rs 734.95 cr backed by 2398 milk cooperative societies (2010 women's societies); proximity to the National Capital Region boosts dairy, food processing and fruit/vegetable/flower demand
- Food & agro processing potential of Rs 740.02 cr; District Industries Centre and banks are urged to promote grain/food units, oil mills, dal mills, pickle-murabba, bread, bakery and cattle-feed processing units to add value to farm produce
- Agriculture infrastructure Rs 1415.97 cr, led by storage/warehouse facilities Rs 834.96 cr (godowns, market yards, silos, cold storage and cold chains)
Gaps the plan names
- Inadequate availability of quality seeds, fertilisers and veterinary services across the district
- Concerning and declining groundwater levels, calling for new irrigation methods, greenhouses and water-conservation investment
- Need to extend Kisan Credit Cards to all farmer classes (including poultry, dairy and fish farmers) and to bring land-lease reforms, market reforms and e-marketing facilities to double farmer incomes
- Oral tenant farmers, tenant/lessee cultivators and marginal farmers lack credit access; they should be financed through joint-liability groups (JLGs)
- Weak processing ecosystem: District Industries Centre and banks must jointly promote grain/food, oil, dal, pickle-murabba, bread, bakery and cattle-feed processing units, with awareness-training run through linkage agencies
Value-chain gaps
Money this district loses today
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About Jaipur
Jaipur district is a district in the state of Rajasthan in Northern India.the city of Jaipur, which is Rajasthan's capital and the largest city, is the district headquarters. It is the tenth most populous district in India.
Source: Wikipedia — Jaipur district
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