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eNAM (National agriculture market)

Presented by
TAMILAZHAKI.L

CONTENTS

Introduction

What is NAM?

Need for NAM

Objectives

Operation

Enrolled mandis

Approved commodities

Registration guidelines

Challenges& conclusion

INTRODUCTION
Agriculture plays a vital role in
Indias economy.
Over 58 %of the rural households
depend on agriculture as their
principal means of livelihood.
Agriculture, along with fisheries and
forestry, is one of the largest
contributors to the GDP.
According to the advanced
estimates of Central Statistical
Organisation, agriculture and allied
sector recorded a growth of 8.3 % in
FY15

 GDP of agriculture and

allied sectors in India
was recorded at US$
259.23 billion in FY15

contd

Presently, markets in agricultural products are

regulated under the Agricultural Produce Market
Committee (APMC) Act enacted by State Governments.
2477 principal regulated markets based on geography (the
APMCs)
4843 sub-market yards regulated by the respective APMCs in
India.

SHORTCOMINGS IN APMC SYSYTEM

Delayed payment
Cartelization
Manipulations
High commission, cess, taxes
Price spread
Low margin to farmers.

What is NAM?

NAM,

announced in Union
Budget 2014-15, is envisaged
as
a
panIndia
electronic
trading portal which seeks to
network the existing APMC and
other market yards to create a
unified national market for
agricultural commodities.
NAM is a virtual market but it
has a physical market (mandi)
at the back end.

NAM and existing market system

NAM is not a parallel marketing

structure but rather a device to
create a national network of physical
mandis which can be accessed
online.
It seeks to leverage the physical
infrastructure of the mandis through
an online trading portal, enabling

Need for NAM

To facilitate the emergence of a common

national market for agricultural
commodities.
To address and reverse this process of
fragmentation of markets, ultimately
lowering intermediation costs, wastage and
prices for the final consumer.
To build on the strength of the local mandi
and allows it to offer its produce at the
national level.
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OBJECTIVES
Transparent sale transactions and price discovery
Liberal
licensing of traders/ buyers and
commission agents by state authorities
One license for a trader valid all over the state
Harmonization of quality standards of agricultural
produce-Assaying(parameters
for
25
commodities)
Single point levy of market fees

States requirement for successful

implementation
A single license to be valid across the state
Single point levy of market fee
Provision for electronic auction as a mode for
price discovery.
PILOT LAUNCH
As of 14th April 2016, NAM was launched for
trading in 21 markets in 8 states.
2 mandis of Haryana were integrated in NAM
from 1st of June 2016

OPERATED BY
Small Farmers' Agribusiness
Consortium with technical support
from the Strategic Partner (SP).
STAKEHOLDERS
FARMERS
Selling produce and making
competitive returns.
TRADERS
Larger national market for secondary
trading.
BUYERS, PROCESSERS &
EXPORTERS
Direct participation in the local mandi
trade, reducing intermediation cost.
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Timeline
Sr.No

Particulars

Time-lines

Development of electronic trading portal

By 01.04.2016

Pilot launch in 21 mandis

On 14.04.2016

Roll out of software in 200 mandis

By 30.09.2016

Roll out of software in next 200 mandis

By 31.03.2017

Roll out of software in remaining200

mandis

By 31.03.2018

ENROLLED MANDIS
S.no

State

District

Gujarat

Patan
Bhavnagar
Sabarkantha

Telangana

Nalgonda
Nizamabad
Mahboobnagar
Hyderabad
Warangal

Rajasthan

Kota

Madhya pradesh

Karond, Bhopal

State

District

Uttar pradesh

Sultanpur
Lakhimpur
Lalitpur
Bahraich
Sahranpur
Mathura

Haryana

Sirsa
Karnal

Jharkand

Ranchi

Himachal Pradesh

Solan
Shimla

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APPROVED
COMMODITIES
COMMODITIES
Apple

Moong whole (Green gram)

Arhar/ Tur (Red gram)

Mustard seed

Bajra

Onion

Barley

Paddy

Castor seed

Potato

Channa whole (Bengal gram)

Red chilli (Dry)

Cotton

Shelling peas

Cumin

Soybean

Groundnut

Sun flower seed

Guar seed

Tamarind (with seed)

Jowar

Tomatoes

Mahua flower

Turmeric

Maize

Urd Whole (black gram)

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Masoor (Lentil) whole

Wheat

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Proposal received from the States

Rs/Crore
Sr.No.

State/UT

Sanctioned
Amount

Sanction
Date

Released
Amount

Release date

Gujarat

40

27.86

12

12

18.11.15

12

20.11.15

Telangana

44

24.01

12.16

12.16

26.11.15

12.165

30.12.15

Jharkhand

19

5.92

5.7

5.7

09.12.15

5.7

18.01.16

Rajasthan

25

18.8

7.5

7.5

31.12.15

7.5

05.02.16

Chhattisgarh

2.58

1.5

1.5

09.12.15

Madhya
Pradesh

50

35.21

15

15

31.12.15

Maharashtra

30

16.74

26.11.15

Chandigarh

2.31

0.3

0.3

31.12.15

214

133.43

63.16

63.16

Andhra Pradesh

40

11.713

10.497

10

Haryana

54

38.62

16.2

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Himachal Pradesh

19

5.7

5.7

12

UP

100

29.91

29.91

13

Odisha

10

5.52

223

91.463

65.307

449.786

128.467

Sub Total
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sub total

Max.
No. of Mandis Proposal Cost Admisible
Amount

Total

437

Under
scrutiny
Under
scrutiny
Under
scrutiny
Under
scrutiny
Under
scrutiny

37.365

Source: agricoop.nic.in

ONLINE REGISTRATION GUIDELINE

User will have to Register by Clicking Register- icon on

www.enam.gov.in or by visiting
http://enam.gov.in/NAM/home/other_register.html

In Registration Page Select Registration Type- as

Trader/Commission Agent/Farmer etc and select the suitable
APMC ,of which you hold the Trade License, in
Registration With Drop Down.
Please provide your correct Email ID as you will receive Login
ID and Password in same.
After Successful Registration you will receive a Login ID and
Password in your Email ID.
Login to the Dashboard by clicking Login - icon on
www.enam.gov.in .

After Successful Login to your Dashboard you will be able to

see the Arrivals and Trade activities happening in all the
APMC for notified commodities in NAM.

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User will Find a Flashing Message on the Dashboard as :
Provide your license number to obtain trading id and
password
Click on the Flashing Link which will redirect you to
Registration Page for filling Your License Number as
Trader/Commission Agent and for updating your details
which can be submitted for Approval to your selected
APMC.
After Successful Submission user will receive an email
confirming the successful submission of application to
concerned APMC and the Status of the Application as
Submitted/InprogressApprovedRejected can be
seen by login into dashboard as explained in Point 4 and 5
above.

CHALLENGES

State governments are expected to rectify three

rules and regulation related to mandis.
i. to impart permission to etrade
ii. to implement mandi tariff on single window
iii. to implement single license across the state to
carry out the trade
. Without the states amending their APMC Acts
creating a single agriculture market will be difficult.
. Only three states Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh
and Karnataka have amended their APMC Acts

CONCLUSION

Two things are to be made certain before trading

The grade/quality of the produce being displayed for
auction is reliable and that the buyer is familiar with
the grading system.
The buyer has to have adequate logistical support to
get the produce delivered to him.
In case of eNAM getting the produce delivered is a
limiting factor.
The concept of Warehouse Based Sell (WBS) is a
potential solution to overcome such issues.
Single trading license valid across the country

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REFERENCES:
1] http://www.enam.gov.in .
2] http://www.sfacindia.com/
3] http://www.ibef.org/industry/agricultureindia.aspx
4] Schedule VII of the constitution of India
5] agricoop.nic.in

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