The key objectives of the SFURTI Yojana include: 

Reviving traditional industries: The scheme seeks to revive and strengthen traditional industries by providing them with modern infrastructure, technology, and marketing support.

Capacity building: SFURTI focuses on enhancing the skills and capabilities of artisans and workers in traditional industries through training and skill development programs.

Cluster development: It aims to promote the development of industrial clusters in traditional sectors by providing financial assistance for the creation of common facilities, infrastructure, and amenities.

Market linkages: SFURTI aims to facilitate market linkages for traditional industries by assisting them in marketing their products domestically and internationally.

Sustainable development: The scheme promotes sustainable development practices in traditional industries to ensure environmental conservation and long-term viability.

SFURTI Yojana operates through the establishment of Common Facility Centers (CFCs) and other infrastructure facilities within traditional industry clusters. These centers provide shared facilities such as testing labs, design centers, raw material banks, common production facilities, training centers, and marketing outlets.

Overall, SFURTI Yojana aims to empower traditional artisans and industries, preserve traditional craftsmanship, and contribute to the socio-economic development of rural and urban areas in India.