1. Roll out of e-NAM in 400 regulated mandis across country by March 2017

2. Scheme Overview 01 04 02 05 03 06 07 Greater Reach Quality Driven
Envisaged as PAN India Electronic
Establish quality management system
Portal
for quality assurance and grading
Unified
Optimize 02 05
Seeks to network the existing APMC to
Rationalise
transaction
costs,
create a unified national market for
reduction of wastages, provide higher
agricultural commodities
return to farmers, better quality to
consumers
Enabler
Online 03 06
Enable the buyers / sellers situated
Real time accurate information sharing
within and outside the State to
with all stakeholders
participate in trading at the local level
Complete Solution 07
Provide end-to-end solutions to all sellers and buyers : grading,
price discovery, payment and transportation and delivery
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3. 01 02 03 04 Broad Features of the Scheme
Set up a common e-Platform to be deployed in 585 selected regulated APMC/mandis in States ready with 01
necessary reforms by 02
DAC will share the software with the States free of cost and will provide grant upto
Rs.30 lakhs per mandi for related hardware/infrastructure 03
Free training hand holding and
trouble shooting by Strategic Partner.
For States who have fulfilled the following three essential reforms 04
• State APMC Act must have specific provision for electronic
trading (e-trading)
• State APMC Act must provide for issue of licenses to anyone in India to trade through the NAM in the local mandi
• There must be one single licence for each State/UT to facilitate
trading in all the mandis of the State/UT and a single point levy of transaction fee.
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4. Commodities traded under NAM
Sl. No
Commodity 1
APPLE 15
MOONG WHOLE (GREEN GRAM) 2
ARHAR/TUR (RED GRAM) 16
MUSTARD SEED 3
BAJRA 17
ONION 4
BARLEY 18
PADDY 5
CASTOR SEED 19
POTATO 6
CHANA WHOLE (BENGAL GRAM) 20
RED CHILLI(DRY) 7
COTTON 21
SHELLING PEAS 8
CUMIN 22
SOYBEAN 9
GROUNDNUT 23
SUN FLOWER SEED 10
GUAR SEED 24
TAMARIND (WITH SEED) 11
JOWAR 25
TOMATOES 12
MAHUA FLOWER 26
TURMERIC 13
MAIZE 27
URD WHOLE (BLACK GRAM) 14
MASOOR (LENTIL) WHOLE 28
WHEAT
Quality Parameters of above Commodities have been provided and Quality Parameter of 58 Commodities are under development.

5. NAM Implementation : Pilot phase
8 States
21 Mandis
2 more mandis added in Haryana in July 16
Ambala
Shahbad
Karond, Bhopal
Madhya Pradesh
Ramganj
Rajasthan
Badepally
Malakpet
Nizamabad
Tirumalgiri
Warangal
Telangana
Bahraich
Lakhimpur Kheri
Lalitpur
Mathura
Saharanpur
Sultanpur
Uttar Pradesh
Shimla
Solan
Himachal
Botad
Himmatnagar
Patan
Gujarat
Ellanabad
Karnal
Haryana
Ranchi
Jharkhand

6. NAM – Performance Summary up to 11-Sep- 2016
Total Quantity Traded
Quintals
(5.30 Lakh Quintals)
Total Traded Value
Lakh
( Crores)
No. of Mandis connected with eNAM : 94
No. of Mandis Trading on eNAM: 83
No. of Commodities:28
No of registered users
Farmers:85311
Traders:14812
Commission Agent:12201

7. Project Proposals approved under e-NAM
State
No of APMCs
Andhra Pradesh 22
Chandigarh 1
Chhattisgarh 14
Gujarat 40
Haryana 54
Himachal Pradesh 19
Jharkhand
Madhya Pradesh 50
Maharashtra 30
Rajasthan 25
Telangana 44
Uttar Pradesh 66
Orissa 10
Uttarakhand 05
Total
399

8. 200 Mandis NAM Implementation Roadmap: Phase I Sep 2016
Transformation of Physical Trading to e-Trading of Commodities (within Mandi)
Pilot for Direct Payment to Farmer
Weighbridge Integration
200 Mandis
Sep
2016
SMS & Gateway Integration
Training Programs for various Farmers, Trader, Commission Agents and Market Officials

9. 200 Mandis NAM Implementation Roadmap: Phase II Mar 2017
Promote Intra Mandi Trade (within State)
Sensitization of Various Stakeholders for adopting Online Payment
Strengthening of Assaying Facilities in Markets
200 Mandis
Mar
2017
Sensitization of Commission Agent for providing Logistics and Storage Support to Outside Buyers
Strengthening of Institutional Mechanism for Monitoring and Implementation at Central & State Level

10. 185 Mandis NAM Implementation Roadmap: Phase III Mar 2018
Promote Inter State Trade
Promote Warehouse based Trading
185 Mandis
Mar
2018
Provide Logistic Support and Assured Payment
Facilitate Interoperability of e-NAM with external systems.

11. Requirement for Quality Assaying for Trading on e-NAM
Establishment of Quality Assaying Lab within Market Premises which Approximately cost 5-10 lacs (excluding Civil infrastructure)
Lab Equipment: Moisture Meter, Electronic Balance, Oven, Magnetic Stirer, Test tubes, Microscope, UV Spectrophotometer etc
Trained Lab Technicians with Minimum Qualifications: Science /Agriculture Graduates.
Establishment of Quality Assaying Parameters and Standard Operating Procedures

12. Way Forward 1
Harmonization of APMC Act across the States for Unification of the Markets 2
Onboarding of next 200 Markets by March 2017 reaching total of 400. 3
Strengthening of Institutional Mechanism for Implementation of NAM
To promote Warehouse based sales in the States
To promote Inter Market and Inter State Trade
To provide Unified Quality Assaying System , Warehousing & Logistics Support and Online Payment 4
States / UTs to carry out mandatory reforms and come on board on NAM. 5
Nation Wide Farmer/Trader Sensitization through Media Campaign through Meetings at each APMC, Print Media, Digital Media etc

13. Uttam Fasal
Uttam Enaam
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