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Scheme for Global Competitiveness of Indian Capital Goods Sector

This scheme aims to enhance the global competitiveness of the Indian capital goods sector by focusing on technology development and acquisition, industrial infrastructure, and common facility/test centers.

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Scheme for Global Competitiveness of Indian Capital Goods Sector

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  1. Scheme for Global Competitiveness of Indian Capital Goods Sector Department of Heavy Industry

  2. Scheme for Global Competitiveness of Capital Goods Sector • Pilot Scheme towards proof of concept • Addresses “ quality “ side for CG Sector : • Technology development & acquisition, • Industrial infrastructure and • Common facility / test centres. • Scheme guidelines developed based on specific projects proposed by the Industry. • End result: Technologies, industrial infrastructure and Common facility centres. 11

  3. Scheme Grants: Rs. 581.22 crore Objective : To make the domestic Capital Goods Sector globally competitive.

  4. CG scheme Guidelines: Integrated Industrial Infrastructure Facilities Technology Development • Prominent Institutions like IITs • Industry consortium • Technology gaps identified in the 12th FYP Plan document. • Upto 80% grants : Industry contribution 20%. • No grant support for Land and Building. • Multi party agreements with identified technologies as deliverables. • Industry consortium • Industrial Infrastructure Support identified in the 12th FYP Plan document. • Upto 80% grants : Industry contribution 20%. • No grant support for Land and Building. • Support for identified components only • except those which are independently bankable or covered for Govt support elsewhere

  5. CG scheme Guidelines: Common Engineering Facility Centres /Test & CertificationCentre Technology Acquisition • Industry consortium • Common Facilities Support as identified in the 12th FYP Plan document. • Upto 80% grants : Industry contribution 20%. • No grant support for Land and Building. • Support for identified components only • except those which are independently bankable or covered for Govt support elsewhere • Test centre for mandatory safety and other tests for earth moving, construction and mining machines. • Industry consortium • Technology acquisition Support as identified as required in the 12th FYP Plan document. • Upto 25% grants, maximum of Rs 10 crore. • Support for ways of acquisition of technologies only • Subject to Govt provisions of IPR • Government shall have right to transfer the technology to other manufacturers http://dhi.nic.in/scheme/scheme.html

  6. Applicant Proposed Procedure Experts

  7. Applicant Proposed Procedure Experts • Pilot project: proof of concept, structured on best practices. • Structuring of proposal: users contribution and involvement in implementation, • Specific Approvals: Linkages of results to time and resources, • Periodic returns, • Experts Groups monitoring, • Auditing • End project / scheme impact analysis through independent agency. Impact Monitoring

  8. Thank You

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