Nagaland NewsCapacity building prog in Kohima

Capacity building prog in Kohima

Capacity building & training programme for mid-level officer under capacity building and training assistance funded by ministry of DoNER and organised by directorate of Industries & Commerce, Nagaland is underway from July 10 till July 15 at the conference hall of Industries & Commerce, Kohima with additional secretary, Industries & Commerce, Hokhuli K. Chishi as the chief guest.
According to DIPR report, addressing the participants at the inaugural function mentioned that serving the department and looking after some files was not enough in this world of technological advancement. She urged the officers to cope with the development of technology and informed that the mid-level officer to bridge the gap between the junior and senior officers. The chief guest also mentioned that it was only through training that one recognizes short comings and focuses on the need to develop capacity building.
Director Industries & Commerce, I. Bendangliba urged the staff not to miss a single training session and asked them to share and asked any question from the resource person. He informed that various topics like status of agriculture production, potentials of tourism industry, status of power production, an entrepreneur’s perspective for promotion of enterprise in the state, forest products and industrial potential, labor acts and rules, building and innovative ecosystem towards entrepreneurial livelihood,eExport and import rules and procedures, schemes and programme of NABARD, schemes and programme for promotion of Khadi andVillage Industries. He informed the officers that the topics for the programme were selected keeping in view the importance and role of the department.
The inaugural session was chaired by deputy director, Er. Y. Lipongse Thongtsar while vote of thanks was delivered by additional director, Er. S. Temsulong Jamir.

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