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NSDC <strong>Skill</strong> Gap Study of the North East - Nagaland<br />

Piggery<br />

Nagaland is one of the highest importers of pig in the country for both meat and breeding purposes.<br />

Piggery is very popular among the rural people in Nagaland. As per the 2007 livestock Census, the State<br />

had 697,793 pigs.<br />

Forest based plantations<br />

Since felling of trees is banned, the Central Government is helping in creating wood plantations along<br />

with district forest departments.<br />

Jatropha / bio-diesel<br />

IT<br />

Locals in Nagaland have also started growing Jatropha for bio-diesel.<br />

Currently, locals lack the skills to extract oil out of this. Thus, they are looking for people outside<br />

the State who can take up this activity.<br />

There is demand for IT skills involving use of arts and crafts such as animation and creative arts<br />

Construction<br />

Roads and bridges are the major areas of construction activities. These projects are funded under several<br />

schemes including PMGSY, MNREGA and NLCPR<br />

Security<br />

Traditionally, Nagas have been warriors. They have the natural ability to be trained as security guards.<br />

The Government is keen to provide such training.<br />

Beautician<br />

Dimapur and Kohima have beauty parlours. There is scope for training beauticians and yoga therapists<br />

who migrate to other parts of the country.<br />

Nursing<br />

A nursing college with capacity of 20 seats has started this year. Most nurses are trained out the state,<br />

such as Assam Nursing College. Radiology technician courses are also to be offered.<br />

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