(MSES)
1. Introduction
This scheme is true example of “less investment and more profit”. The sample test of MSES reveals that one can earn immediately Rs. 50 to Rs. 100 per day with very less investment ranging from Rs. 1000 to Rs. 5000/- only. While selecting PWDs Socio-Economic background, skill, experience, interest, family support etc. should be assessed. Extensive follow up strategies should be planned, interaction with police/ NAC personnel & business neighbours should be made. The NGOs should take lead role to promote & popularise MSES.
2. Objectives
1. To arrange livelihood for poor PWDs who are in need of money immediately & channelise them into self- employment esteem.
2. To involve community, philanthropists, NGOs service clubs in a befitting manner.
3. Justification
The existence and continuation of this scheme is fully justified as it channelises the poor, unemployed PWDs into gainful activities to fulfill their urgent financial need with less investment and makes them earning member of the society.
4. Financial Resources
Since the livelihood of PWDs has to be arranged urgently so self finance or donations in form of self- employment kits through service clubs, 
philanthropists, community, public sectors, funding agencies, NGOs etc. may be arranged. Donations in cash should be avoided.
5. Time schedule
With in a week.
6. Orientation/motivation
12-15 hours in 3-4 days.
7. Selection criteria
The PWDs should have :
1. Poor Socio -Economic background
2. Urgent need of earning livelihood and deepest sense of economic independence through small venture.
The Self Employment venture should be chosen according to interest, aptitude, ability, local need and socio-economic background of PWDs.
8. Follow up
Initially PWDs may face complex problems (police, NAC, surrounding bussiness friends). On the other hand the client may have personality problems such as lack of confidence, inferiority complex, hesitation etc. so it needs extensive follow-up initially (15 daily visits, 15 alternative day visits, few weekly and monthly visits).
9. Limitation
The few limitations of MSES are :Very limited coverage, basically urban based, time constraints for follow-up, unwillingness of PWDs.
| Sl.No | Venture | Investment in Rs. | Suggestive Places | Suitable PWDs |
| 1 | Cobbler | 1000/- | Bus Stand, Railway station, Market, Residential Areas . Trains | HH/OH/MR/HH/OH |
| 2 | Barber | 5000/- | Near-courts, Bus stands, Railway stations, slums, Residential Areas, Hotels | HH/OH/MR |
| 3 | Cloth lroning | 3000/- | Residential Complexes, Hostel, Hotels | HH/OH/MR |
| 4 | Domestic Appliances Repairing | 5000/- | Residential Complexes / Markets/ Mobiles | OH/PHH |
| 5
| Chair Canning | 1200/- | Visiting offices, Residential Complexes | VH/OH/HH |
| 6 | Commercial Art | 4000/- | RTO Office, Markets, Main Roads/Squares (Visit institutes, Public Sector & Govt. Offices | HH/OH |
| 7 | Photo Framing | 5000/- | Markets, Public & tourist places | HH/OH/MR |
| 8 | Stitching and Repairing of covers | 5000/- | Neare-Garage, Auto agencies, Automobile shops,Main Road side, RTO office | HH/OH/MR |
| 9 | Vegetable Selling | 4000/- | Mobile, Hat, Vegetable markets. Road side / squares & Vehicle stops | HH/OH/LV/MR |
| 10 | Betel Stall | 2000/- | Public places, Bus stands & stops, Railway stations. Near the restaurants / Hotels/ Offices & Industries | OH/HH/VH/MR |
| 11 | Fish / chkcken / Muton selling | 3000/- | Mobile, Road side, Hats, fish markets | OH/HH |
| 12 | Puffed Rice | 1000/- | Mobile, Visit Residential areas, complexes | OH/MR |
| 13 | Fruits Seller | 5000/- | Road side, Markets, Public places, Bus stands, Railway stations, tourist places | HH/OV/LV/MR |
| 14 | Sharpening of Knives / scissors | 3000/- | Visit residential areas, Barber shops | DH/MR/PHH |
| 15 | Tea-snacks stall | 5000/- | Road Sides, Near Residential complexes | HH/OH |
| 16 | Fast food stall | 5000/- | Markets, Institutional & Industrial areas, Hostels, Bus stands, Railway stations, residential areas, tourist places. | HH/OH/MR |
| 17 | Two-wheeler Repairing | 5000/- | Road sides, Near Residential complexes | HH/OH |
| 18 | Fruit Juice Stall | 5000/- | Markets, Institutional and Industrial areas, Hostels, Bus stands, Railway stations residential areas, Tourist places. | HH/OH/VH/MR. |
| 19 | Rickshaw Pulling | 4500/- | Bus stands, Railway stations, Markets, Main roads chhaks, Tourist places | HH/OH |
| 20 | Florists | 4000/- | Near Marriage Mandaps, Religious places, Main roads | ALL |
| 21 | Selling of puja items | 3000/- | Religious places, Markets | OH/MR/LV/HH |
| 22 | Sell of cheese ( chhana) | 1000/- | Hats, Markets, Main chhaks | OH/VH/HH/MR |
| 23 | Domestic usable plastic items | 4000/- | Hats, Markets | OH/MR/LV/HH |
| 24 | Sugarcane Juice | 5000/- | Road side, institutional and Industrial Areas | OH/HH/VH/MR |
| 25 | Ghughuni selling | 1200/- | Market places/ Hats/ trains | OH/HH/VH/MR |
HH- Hearing Handicapped
MR-Means mild mentally retarded, having vocational skill.
LH- Locomotor Handicapped
Hearing Handicapped may display rate chart & items list.
VH-Visually Handicapped
PWDs may require family support, extend your support.
LV- Low vision
Source : www.dget.gov.in/self/self.pdf,
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