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NSDC Skill Gap Study of the North East - Nagaland 7.2(b) Skill mapping and gap analysis in fruit processing Fruit Entity Role Expected competencies Skill gaps processing entrepreneur Processing of fruits and vegetables • Ability to visually examine fruits / vegetables and separate rotten fruits / vegetables • Ability to differentiate between different quality grades based on size and other normative approaches • Ability to appropriately size / dice as well as the ability to make end produce visually appealing • Knowledge of latest preservation and processing technologies • Ability to adapt to newer storage technologies • Quality control techniques • Branding knowledge • Strong negotiation skills • Packing, selling and marketing skills • Lack of understanding of marketing, branding and pricing • Inability to do attractive packaging • Inability to scale up production • Lack of negotiation skills • Lack of knowledge on preparation of diverse but cost effective and quality products 76
NSDC Skill Gap Study of the North East - Nagaland 7.2(c) Skill mapping and gap analysis in medicinal plants Entity Role Expected competencies Skill gaps Medicinal plant grower Medicinal plant entrepreneur Production of medicinal plants Conversion to extracts for selling as herbal products with medicinal value 7.3 Handloom and Handicraft Handloom • Knowledge of plant varieties and medicinal value • Plantation management and pest control • Ability to grow medicinal plants according to soil, climate and altitude requirements of the plant • Market creation for medicinal products • Pricing and accounting skills • Ability to record traditional medicine practices • Ability to extract medicinal properties of a plant • Ability to package, brand and market product • Ability to develop tie-ups with the farmers • Lack of understanding of production, marketing, branding and pricing • Lack of knowledge of medicinal values and plant value • Quality control and partnerships non- existent Handloom weaving is popularly practiced in Mokokchung, Wokha, Tuensang, Zunheboto, Mon, Phek and Kohima districts. The weavers produce shawls, shirts, jackets, bed-sheets, bed covers, shoulder bags, table mats etc. The motifs and designs differ according to the tribes preparing it. The Nagaland Handloom and Handicraft Development Corporation market the handloom products within and in other states of India. The handloom products of the corporation are produced in its centers and also bought from the local weavers of the state. 77
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