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Medical Assistance (APB&OCWWB)

State · Arunachal Pradesh

The scheme “Medical Assistance” was started by the Department of Labour and Employment, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh for the registered workers of Arunachal Pradesh Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (APB&OCWWB).

Benefit: ₹ 2000/- only for the first five days. ₹100/- each for the remaining days subject to a maximum of ₹15,000/- if disability occurs due to accident. Additional benefits up to a maximum of ₹25,000/- depending upon the percentage of disability.

Through the "Medical Assistance (GBOCWWB)" scheme, the worker who is hospitalized for 5 or more days due to an accident or any disease is provided with ₹400/- for the first 5 days and ₹40/- for the remaining days, subject to a maximum ₹2,000/-.

Benefit: Financial Assistance of ₹400/- for the first 5 days. Financial Assistance of ₹40/- for remaining days, subject to a maximum of ₹2,000/-.

The "Medical Assistance (Karmika Arogya Bhagya)'' by the BOCW Welfare Board, Department of Labour, Karnataka, is a welfare scheme that provides financial assistance to registered construction workers and their dependents for hospitalisation expenses in recognised hospitals.

Benefit: Financial Coverage: ₹300/- per day to the maximum of ₹20,000/- for a continuous period of Hospitalization subject to actuals. Note: The assistance shall be towards hospitalisation for a minimum of 48 hours continuously.

Medical Assistance (MBOCWWB)

State · Meghalaya

The scheme provides financial assistance to registered construction workers who are hospitalized for five or more days due to an accident or any disease.

Benefit: The financial assistance shall be ₹200/- for first 5 days and ₹20/- each for the remaining days subject to a minimum ₹1,000/-. 1. This assistance shall also be given to the beneficiary who meets with an accident and is put in plaster at the residence. 1. If disability resulted due to an accident, the worker shall be eligible for financial assistance upto a maximum ₹5,000/- depending upon the percentage of disability.

Medical Assistance (NBOCWWB)

State · Nagaland

The "Medical Assistance" scheme by the Nagaland Building and Other Construction Workers' Welfare Board provides financial assistance to registered beneficiaries and their family members for hospitalization.

Benefit: ₹1,000/- per day for the first five days of hospitalization. ₹500/- per day for the next 10 days (up to 15 days total).

The "Medical Assistance for the Construction Workers" by the Sikkim BOCW Welfare Board, Labour Department, is a welfare scheme of the board that provides medical expenses for the treatment of the registered beneficiary and /or his dependents.

Benefit: ₹10,000/- is provided for Medical assistance.

"Medical Assistance for the Construction Workers" was launched by the Delhi Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board, Labour Dept, Delhi. The registered workers are given medical assistance upto ₹ 10,000/- in case of being hospitalized for 5 or more days due to an accident or disease.

Benefit: ₹2,000/- for the first five days. ₹200/- each for remaining days, upto a maximum of ₹10,000/-, available from the date of registration.

Under this scheme, medical assistance of ₹1,00,000/- for the treatment of serious ailments for registered worker and his/her family members. (the benefit can be availed only after 26th July 2014 as the benefit is covered under the Mediclaim & Personal Accident Insurance scheme).

Benefit: Financial assistance of ₹1,00,000/- is provided for medical treatment.

The "Medical Assistance" scheme provides financial assistance to Construction Workers hospitalized for five or more days due to an accident or disease. The financial assistance shall be ₹500/- for the first 5 days and ₹50/- each for the remaining days, subject to a maximum of ₹1,5000/-.

Benefit: Financial Assistance of ₹500/- for initial minimum period of 5 days and thereafter ₹50/- per day upto maximum of ₹1500/- per month, credited within 15 days through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT).

The "Medical Assistance to Beneficiaries" scheme under the Labour and Employment Department HP, provides financial support for healthcare. It covers ₹50,000 for outdoor treatment, ₹1,00,000 for indoor treatment, and ₹5,00,000 for critical illnesses each year, upon submission of valid medical bills.

Benefit: ₹50,000 is provided annually for outdoor medical treatment. ₹1,00,000 is available each year for indoor medical expenses. ₹5,00,000 is granted yearly for critical illness treatment for the registered beneficiary and dependents, with valid medical bills.

Under this scheme, wage compensation or financial assistance is provided to registered workers if they are admitted to any government or empanelled private hospital for treatment for a minimum of 4 days and a maximum of 30 days.

Benefit: Under this scheme, wage compensation or financial assistance is provided to registered workers if they are admitted to any government or empanelled private hospital for treatment for a minimum of 4 days and a maximum of 30 days.

The scheme aims to provide medical check-up facilities to registered construction workers through door-to-door visits, health camps, and collection centers.

Benefit: Under this scheme, medical check-up facilities are provided to construction workers.

The “Medical Expenses for Treatment of Major Ailments” scheme by the BOCW Welfare Board, Labour Department, Odisha, is a welfare scheme that provides financial assistance for the treatment of beneficiary or his/ her dependents suffering from major diseases.

Benefit: Quantum of Assistance: ₹3,00,000/-.

The Manipur Building and Other Construction Workers' Welfare Board provides financial support for the treatment of serious illnesses such as Tuberculosis, Cancer, Heart Disease, Kidney Disease, and more, for building workers and their family members.

Benefit: Financial Assistance: ₹2,000/- per year for minor treatments. Up to ₹45,000/- (each operation) for major surgeries.

"Medical Expenses-Treatment for Major Ailments Including Surgery'' scheme by the BOCW Welfare Board, Labour Dept.,West Bengal, is a welfare scheme that provides medical expenses for the treatment of beneficiary or his/ her dependents suffering from Cancer, Heart disease, Kidney disease, T.B. etc.

Benefit: Quantum of Assistance: Upto a maximum amount of ₹20,000/- Per Annum. Note: For the operation of diseases like Heart, Kidney etc. the Board may sanction a maximum amount of ₹60,000/-.

The "Medical Termination of Pregnancy Scheme (PULWS)" is a Welfare Scheme by the "Puducherry Unorganised Labourers' Welfare Society", Labour Department, Union Territory of Puducherry. The Society extends ₹250/- to the member/ spouse of the member for the Medical Termination of Pregnancy.

Benefit: Financial Assistance of ₹250/- (not more than two occasions). The amount is credited through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) into the bank account.

The objective of the Meghalaya Adventure Tourism Scheme is to promote Meghalaya as a premier eco-adventure destination while generating local livelihoods through sustainable and community-based tourism. It also ensures safety, environmental protection, and sectoral growth.

Benefit: 75% of total equipment cost supported (5% by entrepreneur, 75% as front-ended subsidy by Government of Meghalaya) Credit linkage through partnered banks (Meghalaya Rural Bank, MCAB, SBI, Shillong Co-operative Urban Bank) Loan of up to 20% of project cost, repayable over a 2-year term, with a 6-month moratorium Financial support for eco-friendly infrastructure (e.g., eco-campsites, bio-toilets, safety signage) Financial assistance for training and certification with national bodies (e.g., IMF, NIWS) Workshops on first aid, CPR, wilderness rescue, risk management, and customer service Marketing support via official Meghalaya Tourism channels and promotional materials Support in building linkages with tour operators and participation in tourism marts Pre-approved vendor list available, but entrepreneurs may choose other vendors within capped prices Mandatory environmental safeguards and compliance with national/international safety standards Capacity building programs and SOP development support for adventure operators

The scheme “Meghalaya Agriculture Response Vehicle Scheme” was launched by the Department of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare, Government of Meghalaya to provide Small Commercial Vehicles and pickups at each CD Block across Meghalaya with 50% financial aid from the Government of Meghalaya.

Benefit: 50% of project cost supported (5% by applicant, 45% by Government of Meghalaya) 1. 5% EMI co-payment support for 12 months 1. Credit linkage through partnered banks (MRB, MCAB, SBI, SCUB) 1. Additional 3% annual interest subvention on reefer trucks with Aadhaar linkage 1. Pre-fitted GPS device with 5-year warranty 1. Branding cost of vehicle borne by the Government 1. Capacity building and training programs by Department,1917iTeams 1. Market linkage through 1917iTeams with live vehicle tracking 1. Eligibility for various vehicle types, including reefer trucks for perishable goods transportation

The scheme reduces post-harvest losses and supports farmers by providing loans and subsidies to build small, weatherproof warehouses for safe storage and better marketing of crops.

Benefit: 5% of project cost to be contributed by the entrepreneur 75% of project cost provided upfront by Government of Meghalaya as margin money support to the bank remaining 20% via bank loan. Direct credit linkage with partner banks. Guidance and handholding in the application process through implementing agencies. Support in project realization for the warehouse venture. Training and capacity building for entrepreneurs to manage post-harvest storage effectively. Technical support for maintenance and operations of warehouses.

The Meghalaya Any Business Ventures Scheme, part of the Chief Minister’s CM-ELEVATE Program, provides financial support to 50 entrepreneurs across the state to start their own businesses.

Benefit: 25% upfront subsidy (max ₹12.5 lakhs) by Government of Meghalaya Up to ₹5 lakhs EMI support (10% of project cost) Loan up to 70% of project cost via MCAB, SBI, HDFC, etc 15-year loan term with 18-month moratorium Mentorship and coaching via PRIME Support for business registration if required

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