Integrated Programme is a comprehensive and integrated policy framework that aims to strengthen the entire textile value chain—from fibre to fashion, from village industries to global markets.

• It consists of five sub-components. 

Five sub-components of the Integrated Programme

• National Fibre Scheme: Aimed at achieving self-reliance across the fibre spectrum.
  • The scheme will support natural fibres such as silk, wool and jute, man-made fibres, and new-age fibres. 
• Textile Expansion and Employment Scheme: Focuses on modernisation of traditional textile clusters through capital support for machinery, technology upgradation, and the establishment of common testing and certification centres. 
• National Handloom and Handicraft Programme: Existing schemes for handloom and handicrafts will be integrated and strengthened under a unified national programme. 
• Tex-Eco Initiative:  Aims to promote globally competitive, environmentally sustainable textiles and apparel manufacturing.
• Samarth 2.0: Aims to modernise the textile skill ecosystem through deeper collaboration with industry and academic institutions.