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NSDC Skill Gap Study of the North East - Nagaland
Sector Basic Skills:
57,881
Skill Category
Level-I: 22,358
Hospitality Housekeeping Chefs, Attendants,
Computer
Operations
Jatropha
plantation
Source: IMaCS Analysis
Skill Category
Level-II: 16,933
Hotel Manager,
Entrepreneur
Growing Farm Worker Managing Grower
co-operative
Specialised Skill:
982
Tourism package
development
planning
Marketing
management
In addition to the areas identified above, there is also a likelihood of demand in livelihood activities like
agriculture, fishery and animal husbandry. Based on these sectors, additional workforce that may be
available for skill up-gradation is about 5.55 lakh persons.
FIGURE 32: LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES IN NAGALAND WHICH NEED SKILL UP-
GRADATION
Activity Description Skill level 2011
employment
Agriculture
(Cultivation)
Terrace and jhum cultivation are widely
practiced by the tribal communities of
Nagaland. Rice is the key crop grown.
Fishery In 2008-09, Nagaland produced 6,175 MT
of fish. Fish production has increased at a
CAGR of four per cent between 2005 and
2008.
Animal
Husbandry
Animal husbandry is the main occupation
for many people in the State.
Nagaland is one of the highest importers of
pig in the country for both meat and
breeding purposes. As per the 2007
livestock Census, the State had 697,793
pigs.
Apiculture Forest and climate provide ideal climate for
bee keeping make it ideal.
Source: IMaCS Analysis
Mostly, unscientific
methods of cultivation
used.
Out-dated fish farming
techniques used.
Household activity with
primitive rearing,
feeding and processing
skills.
Traditional methods
used.
548,845
656
7,984
2,500
97