§1Who it is for
- Producers of a district's identified product
Useful if
Makers of their district's ODOP product seeking buyers/exports.
Do not spend time on it if
Founders expecting a subsidy under ODOP name (note: UP's state ODOP is separate).
§2Eligibility
- Product must be one selected by the State/UT Government for that district.
§3Benefits
- Visibility, buyer-seller events, GeM/e-commerce linkage and export promotion through DEH district plans.
- Linked support from other schemes, e.g. PMFME branding grant and SASCI loans for PM Ekta Malls (PIB).
§4Norms — pattern of assistance
- No financial assistance under ODOP itself (PIB 2023 and Jul 2026).
§5Documents
The guideline does not list the documents. Ask the portal or bank before you apply — we do not make up lists.
§6How to apply
- 1
Contact the District Industries Centre / District Export Promotion Committee.
§7Pros and cons
Merits
- Gives district-level focus: products identified in 773 districts, with State-selected products (PIB Jul 2026).
- Free to use; links to GeM, e-commerce and export promotion through DEH (PIB backgrounder Jan 2026).
Demerits
- No direct grant — PIB says ODOP-DEH is not a scheme with financial assistance.
- Products are chosen by the State; your product may not be your district's ODOP.
→Related schemes
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Eligibility check, DPR and application file — ask us on WhatsApp.
Our interestHelp is our paid service. You can also apply for the scheme yourself.
¶Sources
- PIB, Jul 2026: DPIIT's ODOP initiative promotes 1,244 products across 773 districts
- PIB: ODOP operationally merged with Districts as Export Hubs
- PIB backgrounder, Jan 2026: ODOP — A journey from local streets to global shelves
- Invest India: One District One Product
Checked on 18 October 2026. For information only — confirm with the department or bank. Spotted a mistake? Report it.
