A Non-Timber Forest Producer harvests different types of Non-Timber Forest Produce (NTFP) and Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs) from the identified unrestricted areas. The person identifies the relevant NTFP and MAPs and harvests them using suitable harvesting practices while complying with the relevant laws and regulations.

By the end of the training, you’ll be able to:​:

• Identify and harvest the NTFP and MAPs.
• Carry out post-harvest processing of NTFP and MAPs.
• Undertake basic market-related activities for NTFP and MAPs.
• Follow the relevant employability and entrepreneurial practices.
• Follow the basic health and safety practices in forestry-related work.

A Forest Nursery Raiser sets up and maintains a forest nursery. The person also transplants the raised plants and perform nursery management along with basic accounting and inventory management.

By the end of the training, you’ll be able to:​:

• Prepare to set up the forest nursery.
• Prepare the nursery bed and infrastructure.
• Propagate plants in the forest nursery.
• Maintain plants in the forest nursery and transplant them.
• Perform marketing and inventory management.
• Follow the relevant employability and entrepreneurial practices.
• Maintain health and safety at the workplace.

Lac cultivator should be able to prune the host plants and culture gravid female lac insects on its tender shoots to produce lac using good agricultural practices and undertake basic entrepreneurial activities. Lac cultivation should also ensure both ecosystem and rural development.

By the end of the training, you’ll be able to:​:

• Cultivate host plants for non-timber forest produce.
• Select and prune host plants for lac cultivation.
• Inoculate host plants with broodlac for lac cultivation.
• Undertake harvest and post-harvest techniques for lac cultivation.
• AGR/N6126: Undertake disease control and pest management activities for lac cultivation.
• Maintain health and safety at the workplace.
• Undertake basic entrepreneurial activities for a small enterprise.

The person primarily cultivates commercial timber producing trees intensively or extensively depending upon the availability of land, investment & resources. Timber grower perform activities from farm to market. He/she should be able to cultivate timber producing trees using good agricultural practices (GAP).

By the end of the training, you’ll be able to:​:

• Carry out the cultivation process for timber crop.
• Manage timber trees and plantation site before harvesting.
• Perform administrative and institutional functions of timber grower.
• Harvest and market timber crop.
• Select and prepare land and material for timber cultivation.
• Maintain health and safety at the workplace.
• Undertake basic entrepreneurial activities for a small enterprise

Urban Forest Developer surveys the site, estimates the requirement of and make arrangements for collection of the local biomass, prepares site and make design, create and maintains small, urban forest by using local biomass

By the end of the training, you’ll be able to:​:

• Comprehend the basics concepts of making a urban forest.
• Prepare for making a manmade urban forest .
• Follow relevant steps and process for making a manmade urban forest.
• Maintain the urban forest to make it self sustaining.
• Prepare natural manure and nutrients.
• Prepare a Checklist for making and maintaining urban forest as per plan.
• Maintain health and safety at the workplace.