Scheme for Plantation Development (New planting & Replanting) under Medium Term Framework Plan (MTFP) in Traditional Areas (Kerala and Tamil Nadu), Non-Traditional and North Eastern Region
The Scheme is intended to increase the production of natural rubber in India by accelerating new planting and replanting of rubber on scientific lines. Accelerated new planting/replanting would be achieved by giving proper technical guidance and financial assistance to growers.
At a glance
| Level | Central government |
|---|---|
| Issued by | Ministry Of Commerce And Industry |
| States and UTs | All India |
| Areas | |
| Scheme for | Institutions & infrastructure |
| Tags | Rubber, Agriculture, Farming, Plant, Seed, Subsidy, DBT |
Before you apply
Information from the myScheme snapshot, Aug 2026. Confirm it on the official page: eligibility, documents, benefits and deadlines are set by the issuing department and are not part of this listing.
The listing holds only the name, issuing department, level, states, areas, who the scheme is for, a short description, tags and the myScheme link. For anything else, use the official page, or ask InBridge: its answers link to the government pages they draw on.
Related schemes
More in Business & Entrepreneurship, with the same issuer and state first.
- Integrated Scheme for Export Promotion & Quality Improvement in Spices and Research and Development of Cardamom: Export Oriented Production: Large Cardamom Certified Nursery (Unit)Ministry Of Commerce And Industry
- Integrated Scheme for Export Promotion & Quality Improvement in Spices and Research and Development of Cardamom: Post-Harvest Improvement: Seed spice thresher (nos)Ministry Of Commerce And Industry
- Integrated Scheme for Export Promotion & Quality Improvement in Spices and Research and Development of Cardamom: \Small Cardamom Replanting/New Planting: Karnataka (Ha.) and other StatesMinistry Of Commerce And Industry
Photographs of public life in India, from Wikimedia Commons, by Bernard Gagnon (CC BY-SA 3.0), ganeshdhamodkar @ Mapillary.com (CC BY-SA 4.0), Saiphani02 (CC BY 4.0), Tulspal (CC BY-SA 4.0).