"Comprehensive risk monitoring and multi-dimensional vulnerability analysis for the Kashmir craft ecosystem. Access quantitative severity scoring and multi-source risk intelligence and longitudinal trend tracking."
Comprehensive monitoring of risks affecting Kashmir's craft ecosystem.
CRVAS evaluates systemic risk through verifiable observations, official datasets, documented disruptions, and longitudinal sector evidence. Each of the six risk domains is assessed using traceable indicators designed to reflect actual exposure, vulnerability, and resilience across the Kashmir craft ecosystem.
| Key Measure | Correct Value |
|---|---|
| Estimated artisan ecosystem | ~445,000 artisans |
| Handicraft exports FY2024-25 | ₹733.59 crore |
| Previous FY exports | ₹1,162.29 crore |
| Export contraction | ~36.9% |
| J&K CPI inflation 2025 | 3.8% |
| GI-registered crafts | 18 |
| Additional GI applications/pipeline | 17 |
| GI-labelled shawls | 51,197 |
| GI-labelled carpets | 19,686 |
| Government training centres | 634 |
| Annual trainees | 6,000–7,000 |
| Raw pashmina production | ~45 MT/year |
| Fine dehaired pashmina | ~9 MT/year |
| FY24-25 e-commerce programme onboardings | 555 |
| Districts covered by onboarding drives | 18 |
| Major NH44 2025 closure | >10 days |
| U.S. tariff shock during Aug-Dec 2025 | up to 50% on affected Indian goods |
Sources: J&K Economic Survey 2025-26, IMD, NeVA CMS, White House Actions.
Market Access has moved from MEDIUM to HIGH for 2025. The combination of a 36.9% FY export contraction and the subsequent U.S. tariff shock up to 50% makes prior classifications unsupportable.
