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annual report 2010-11development <strong>of</strong> Small & MediumEntrepreneurs (SMEs), the Committeehas introduced the post certificationactivities. During the year under report ason 31/12/2010, 33 companies have availedpost certification support services fromthe <strong>Textiles</strong> Committee. For this service,a sum <strong>of</strong> Rs.5,69,331/- has been collectedas fee.Market ResearchNational Household Survey 2009:Market for <strong>Textiles</strong> & Clothing (MTC)The survey has been carried out regularlyby Market Research Wing for estimatingthe domestic consumption pattern <strong>of</strong>textiles both in the rural and urban India.The data is collected through a nationallevel sample survey with the help <strong>of</strong>Stratified Random Sampling (SRS) methodfrom 14250 households based at 118urban and 265 rural centres <strong>of</strong> the country.The survey estimates per capita purchase<strong>of</strong> textiles and clothing, aggregate demand,sectoral preferences, market size <strong>of</strong> textiles& clothing products. The survey report for2008 has been published in January2010. The tabulation <strong>of</strong> data for MTC2009 is completed and the report isexpected to be published by March 2011.Census on Textile Engineering IndustryThe Census <strong>of</strong> Textile Machinery Industrywas carried out to fill up existing data gappersisting in the textile machinery industry<strong>of</strong> the country. The census has beenundertaken with the partial support <strong>of</strong> theTextile Machinery ManufacturersAssociation (TMMA). The study hasestimated and analysed the number andspread <strong>of</strong> the units, the growth trends interms <strong>of</strong> investments, technology,production etc. It has also thrown light onproduction, raw material, and investmentpattern and assesses the extent <strong>of</strong>capacity utilization and employment in thesector.Sponsored ProjectsProject for inclusion <strong>of</strong> Stakeholders inthe process <strong>of</strong> GI Registration <strong>of</strong> 21 CraftIndications (sponsored by DevelopmentCommissioner (Handicrafts). The studyand documentation <strong>of</strong> 21 craft indicationscompleted and the cluster level awarenessworkshop have been organised in 12production centres. The preparation <strong>of</strong>application for Part 'B' registration is inprogress.Study and Documentation <strong>of</strong> UniqueHandloom Products <strong>of</strong> Tamil Nadu(sponsored by Co-optex, Tamil Nadu).The draft study and documentation reportprepared and submitted to the Government<strong>of</strong> Tamil Nadu for comments.Project "Strategies and Preparednessfor Trade & Globalisation in <strong>Textiles</strong> &Clothing Sector <strong>of</strong> India"The Government <strong>of</strong> India, UNCTAD andDFID implemented a four year programmetitled "Strategies and Preparedness forTrade & Globalisation in India". The projectaims at strengthening human andinstitutional capacities among stakeholdersso as to support and sustain the process<strong>of</strong> globalisation. The <strong>Textiles</strong> Committeehas been implemented the project as Tier-I partner for T & C Sector. The mainobjective <strong>of</strong> the project is Trade RelatedCapacity Building (TRCB) <strong>of</strong> thestakeholders so that they can successfullymitigate the negative effects <strong>of</strong> globalisationand harvest the benefits coming out <strong>of</strong> it.The project has also facilitated awarenesscreation on WTO negotiations,dissemination <strong>of</strong> emerging trade relatedissues and gathering feedbacks from thestakeholders on different aspects <strong>of</strong>international trade for supporting policymakers to device pro-poor sectoral policiesand schemes.Project ImplementationThe project is implemented through a231
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