MIMA- The Power of Unity

About Us

Modular Interior Manufacturers Association (MiMA)

The Modular Interior Manufacturers Association (MiMA) was established as an autonomous organization under the Travancore–Cochin Literary, Scientific & Charitable Societies Registration Act of 1955, with the vision of uniting professionals in the modular interior manufacturing sector.

In an industry facing rapid challenges and growing competition, MiMA was founded to bring strength through collective unity, enabling members to collaborate, innovate, and promote sustainable modern interior solutions.

The first State General Body Meeting was held on 14th May 2025 at Ernakulam, with the participation of leading entrepreneurs from across the state. During this meeting, a 9-member Interim Governing Committee was elected.

District Committee formation began on 12th June 2025, and nine district committees have already been established, with the remaining districts to be completed by October 2025.

To streamline operations, a 27-member State General Council became active on 20th August 2025, followed by the creation of nine sub-committees on 10th September 2025, each led by a Governing Committee member with a team of at least four members, focusing on priority projects.

Today, MiMA continues to expand its framework, update constitutional provisions, and prepare comprehensive project reports for the forthcoming State General Meeting in December 2025.

Committed to the growth and welfare of its members, MiMA stands as a driving force in shaping the future of the modular interior industry in Kerala and beyond.

Our Vision

To unite, empower, and elevate the modular interior manufacturing industry of Kerala through collective strength, professional excellence, and ethical collaboration — creating a sustainable ecosystem that ensures growth, innovation, and welfare for every entrepreneur while contributing to the progress of our state and nation

Our Mission

To promote unity, quality, and professionalism among modular interior manufacturers by building a strong network of entrepreneurs across Kerala. MiMA strives to enhance industrial standards through training, technology, and mutual cooperation — ensuring fair business practices, welfare of members, and meaningful contributions to the state’s economic and social development.

Organizational Framework

District Committees

Each district has a committee of 7–12 members responsible for implementing MiMA’s programs district-wise and ensuring project delivery.

Zonal Leadership

Kerala is divided into four zones, each led by a Vice President who coordinates district and state-level activities.

State General Council

Comprising up to 34 members from 14 districts, the Council designs and monitors projects for statewide implementation.

State Governing Committee

A 23-member body representing all districts, responsible for overall policy, planning, and coordination.

Sub-Committees

Each sub-committee consists of 4–5 members led by a Governing Committee member. They research, analyze, and report on specific projects for execution.

Objectives

Ensure excellence in production and service quality within our industry.
Through MiMA’s branding, we aim to create greater domestic and international business opportunities for our members while ensuring strong confidence in the quality of their products.
Establish divisions for MiMA-Listed Manufacturers, Architects, Contractors, Dealers, and Employees.
Provide digital facilities such as the MiMA Website, Information Management System, and specialized software for members.
Introduce standardized base rates across all districts for various categories of work.
Submit and implement Waste Management Projects in collaboration with government agencies.
Propose technical training courses and internship programs for skilled operators.
Partner with machinery maintenance companies to ensure reliable service.
Develop centralized systems for Design Studios, Service Teams, Installation Units, Production Teams, Waste Management, and Recruitment Hubs.
Provide technological updates and training for all members.
Conduct training programs, workshops, and seminars at state and district levels.
Issue Unique ID Cards to registered professionals for workplace discipline and traceability.
Offer GST, accounting, and legal advisory support to members.
Collaborate with government and private agencies to resolve logistics and loading/unloading issues.
Facilitate insurance schemes for factories, employees, and entrepreneurs.
Recognize and honor children of members who excel in academics, arts, and sports.
Celebrate and acknowledge senior members for long-term contributions.
Provide financial or welfare assistance to members facing hardship.
Establish a State Headquarters in Ernakulam and contact points in all districts.
Submit a proposal to the government for a Welfare Pension Scheme for entrepreneurs over the age of 60.
Promote industrial excellence through exhibitions, arts, and sports events.
Plan and execute time-bound projects for the collective growth and prosperity of all members.