The dimensions are either 10 feet x 10 feet for holdings up to 2 hectares or 20 feet x 20 feet for holdings of 2 hectares and above, providing clarity for infrastructure development.

The scheme emphasizes ethical conduct, and any attempts at coercion, bribery, or misinformation in obtaining subsidies lead to rejection and legal consequences.

After scrutiny, the Joint Director/Deputy Director releases the subsidy through electronic fund transfer (EFT), ensuring a transparent and efficient disbursement process.

They scrutinize the application and verification report to ensure compliance with the scheme's guidelines before releasing the subsidy.

No, applicants are ineligible if they have availed benefits during the XII plan, ensuring fair distribution of resources and opportunities.

The Extension Officer conducts a field inspection to verify information submitted by the beneficiary. It includes on-site examination of infrastructure and project-related details.

Applications offering rewards, gifts, coercion, or providing incorrect information may be rejected. Legal action, including recovery with interest, is initiated against those obtaining subsidy benefits through misconduct.

Land records/possession certificates must be duly certified by the Village Authority/State Government Authority/Competent Authority to verify the applicant's eligibility.

Applicants need to submit the prescribed application, photo identity cards, work completion report, expenditure statement, and a copy of the Bank Pass Book with account details. Land records and possession certificates are also mandatory.

For holdings up to 2 hectares, the unit cost is ₹15,000/- with a 75% subsidy. For holdings of 2 hectares and above, the unit cost is ₹45,000/- with a 75% subsidy.

Applicants must be tribal growers and should not have availed of the benefits during the XII plan.

The scheme aims to enhance coffee quality by encouraging growers to establish infrastructure for quality enhancement, including activities such as supply of pulpers, construction of cement drying yards, and eco-certification of coffee holdings.

The scheme is administered by the Coffee Board under the Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry. It is a sub-component of the "Integrated Coffee Development Project" during the Medium Term Framework (MTF) period.