This document discusses using project management principles and practices to support India's "Make in India" initiative for nation building. It outlines challenges facing manufacturing and business development in India. The "Make in India" program aims to transform India into a global manufacturing hub by attracting investment, fostering innovation, enhancing skills, and strengthening key sectors like manufacturing, services, infrastructure, and logistics. Project management can help reduce project failures and costs overruns. The Pune and Mumbai PMI chapters plan to collaborate on conferences and initiatives to support applying project management standards and competencies for nation building.

1. Dattatraya Y Pathak
28th Feb 2015
Project Management for Nation Building

2. At the outset …….
• Pune is very good blend of manufacturing and
services hub and Mumbai is the Financial Capital
• Joint conference between Pune and Mumbai
Chapters will be of great value-add to the
participants
• Participants can contribute for evangelizing PMI’s
3PM standards and best practices for nation
building in various forums
• “Make in India”- An initiative focuses on building
India’s both manufacturing and services sector

3. Challenges in building India ….
 India had fallen to 134th rank out of 189 countries) in
the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business rankings
 Currently, it takes 12 procedures and 27 days to start
business, 35 procedures and 168 days to get
construction permits and 1420 days to enforce
contracts in India.
 Manufacturing value added as a share of GDP in 2013
is 12.89% which is lower than Pakistan (13.89%) and
Bangladesh (17.55%)
 India’s chronic infrastructure and logistics deficit with
inefficient transport networks makes it tough for
manufacturing companies to achieve just-in-time
production
 And many more

4. Make in India for Nation Building
 Make in India programme includes major
new initiatives designed to
 Attract investment
 Foster innovation
 Enhance skills development and create job
opportunities
 Protect Intellectual Property
 Strengthen manufacturing sector
 Identified 25 key sectors to focus on
 National program designed to transform
India into Global Manufacturing Hub

5. 25 Key Sectors – Manufacturing and
Services

6. Make in India – Manufacturing Sector
• In 2013, only 15% of GDP which
need to be enhanced to 25% by
2022 for creating more job
opportunities
• India rich in natural resources
• Labor is aplenty and skilled labor is
easily available given the high rates
of unemployment
• India is soon becoming the
preferred manufacturing destination
of most investors across the globe

7. Make in India – Services Sector
• India has the second fastest growing
services sector in the world with at 9 per
cent,
• Access to banking services
 Expanding the penetration of
banking infrastructure into rural
areas to make access easier and
more affordable for account holders
 Potential solutions include creating
low-cost service models that offer
incentives to telecom providers,
banks, and payment providers
• Use of technology-enabled solutions

8. Make in India - – Right time to get in
 An index of manufacturing costs by the
Boston Consulting Group shows China’s
traditional cost advantage is now under
pressure
 Just-in data from the International
Monetary Fund show that China is no
longer the largest trade surplus economy
in the world
 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes
average labor compensation in India’s
manufacturing sector is $1.50 an hour in
2014 vis-à-vis 3$ an hour in China
 A nearly 500-million-strong labor force
comprising unskilled workers and
English-speaking scientists, researchers,
and engineers

9. Is Make in India Enough ???
• Agricultural Sector need to be
prioterized for framing and food
processing, packaging for better
pricing
• RBI Governor said India needs
“Make for India” to create internal
markets for import substitution

10. Project Management in Building Nation
• Contribute in reducing rate of project failures with better planning,
execution and control of projects
– 60% projects are plagued by time (around 50%) and cost
overruns (around 23%)
– India could suffer loss of US$ 200 billion in fiscal year 2017 –
McKinsey
• Roads, railways, and power would result in a cost overrun of `Rs.
1.24 lakh crore – MOSPI
• To develop key project management competencies
– Through premier educational institutes nationwide
– Skills development program nationwide for project managers
in public and private sector
– Effective and efficient PMOs for systems and procedures

11. Path forward for PMI Mumbai Chapter
• Opportunities in abundance for
project management communicate
to contribute in nation
• PMI MC collaborate with PMI India
and other chapters in India
• PMI MC Chapter will through:
– PMP club meetings
– Events in student branches
– Participating in initiatives
related to the building nation
by other organizations,
associations, etc.
• Involvement PMI MC membership
of 1200+ project managers and
students

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References
• http://www.pmi.org.in/manageindia/volume3/issue04/manage.india.p
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• https://www.google.co.in/webhp?tab=nw&ei=d80qU4aqFMLAkgWX-
4GoDw&ved=0CAQQqS4oAQ#q=%22building+india%22+using+pr
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• http://www.makeinindia.com
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make_in_India

13. Visit us : www.pmi.org.in
www.pmimumbaichapter.org
www.pmipunechapter.org
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