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VISAKHAPATNAM: Nabard has formulated a special scheme for setting up modern agri market yards in the districts of Visakhapatnam and East Godavari, with each yard costing around Rs 10 crore.

At a workshop here on Wednesday, the Assistant General Manager of the Nabard, Mr G. Sarvesh, said private individuals would be involved in the scheme and the commerical banks would finance the marketyards. The Deputy General Manager of the Andhra Bank, Mr K. Suryanarayana, who inaugurated the workshop, said the bank would do its bit in assisting the entrepreneurs willing to create such infrastructure.

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