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This document discusses agriculture and allied sectors in India. It notes that agriculture makes up 14.2% of India's GDP and employs 60% of the workforce. India ranks highly globally in several crops. Current R&D spending in India is low compared to other countries, with the government funding most agricultural R&D. The document proposes several public-private partnership schemes to increase private sector participation in agricultural R&D, including funding Ph.D. projects, expert exchange programs, and recruiting international scientists. The goal is to develop technologies to improve Indian agriculture and strengthen links between industry, academia, and research organizations.
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The document discusses agricultural and allied sectors in India. It notes that agriculture makes up 14.2% of India's GDP and employs 60% of the workforce. India ranks highly globally in several agricultural commodities. Current R&D spending in India is low compared to other sectors, with the government funding most agricultural R&D. The document proposes several public-private partnership schemes to increase private sector participation in agricultural R&D, including funding Ph.D. projects, exchange programs between industry and research organizations, and recruiting international scientists. Increased long-term industry-led agricultural R&D is needed for growth.
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The agricultural sector is one of the fundamental building blocks of the Indian economy. It not only feeds the country’s population, but is also the source of livelihood for more than half of it. One of the key issues in recent times is food security, which has forced the country to adopt new and improved measures of feeding its expanding population with proper quantity and quality of food. India is blessed with favorable climatic conditions for the production of a wide variety of crops. The country boasts of having the largest share of cultivated land, amounting to nearly 52 percent of its total area. In 2011, India held the record for producing 244,000 kilo tonnes of food grains. However, the country’s agricultural sector alone cannot sustain its food requirement. Going hand in hand with it is the infrastructure segment, which plays a pivotal role in transporting and distributing the pre- and post-harvest requirements of the sector. Although India has the basic ingredients of success in the agricultural sector, wide gaps in its infrastructure segment continue to stump this booming sector.
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Agri&allied prd policies dst1
- 1. DR. R.K. KHANDAL DIRECTOR Public-Private-Partnership in R & D for Agricultural & Allied Sectors SHRIRAM INSTITUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH 19, UNIVERSITY ROAD, DELHI - 110007 Email : sridlhi@vsnl.com Website : www.shriraminstitute.org
- 2. Current Indian scenario with respect to Agriculture & Allied Products
- 3. Agri & Allied Sector in India Important economic sector; 14.2% of GDP (30% in 1990-91) India ranks second worldwide in output; Employ 60% of total workforce One of the largest in terms of : Production, Consumption, Export & Growth prospects Important sub-sectors: Fruits & vegetables processing Fish Processing Meat & Poultry processing Alcoholic beverages & Soft drinks Third largest economy in Asia after Japan & China as measured in terms of GDP Has the potential to be the food basket of the world Milk & Dairy Processed food Grain Production Sugarcane
- 4. Top 10 Food Sectors of India & Position in World Ranks top 3 for : production of Sugarcane, milk , rice, F & V, wheat & spices Focus on oil seeds and pulses for local & functional food for export market 5th largest cultivator of biotech crops in world (main GM crop is Bt cotton) Commodity Rank India World Rank Paddy rice 1 2 Buffalo milk 2 1 Wheat 3 2 Cow milk 4 2 Fresh vegetables 5 2 Sugar cane 6 2 Potatoes 7 3 Buffalo milk 8 2 Pimento 9 1 Ground nuts 10 9
- 5. India’s Major Agri & Allied Exports Substantial increase in exports of rice and marine products Trend shows an upward growth in future; processed food
- 6. Indian Top 10 Agricultural Imports Average 2005 - 2010 Palm oil & soyabean oil are the major import items India is the largest importer of vegetable oil Raw cane sugar Vegetable fats & Oils Palm oil Soyabean oil Leguminous Vegetables Raw Silk Dried Peas Cotton Cashew nuts
- 7. Current R & D Scenario in India
- 8. R&D in Various Sectors 100%=USD 2.2 billion Health 8% Space 13% Energy 8% Industrial 14% Agri 17% Defence 18% Others 14% Infra 8% The government accounts for all investment in defence & agriculture, space & infrastructure Major Areas in MNC R&D: IT Telecommunication Chemical & pharmaceutical Consumer durables Automotive Key Areas : Biotechnology, Agriculture, Space & Pharma
- 9. Funding of R&D: PPP Mode Industry Targeted Objectives Funding Through Consortia Technology Specific Projects Encourage participation from private sector Develop forward and backward linkages
- 10. Schemes for Industry Participation in R&D Continuation of Education Target to develop linkages: Academia – Industry Industry – Research Institutes Facilitate R&D culture through continuing education scheme allowing the employees to pursue for high degree. Will lead to a continuous contribution from industry towards R & D
- 11. Schemes for Private Participation in R&D I. Pool Scientists Facilitating the induction of pool scientists from abroad in the industry through a fool-proof scheme Creation of a data base of Pool Scientists A mechanism of their placement in industry Absorption in the industry with specific objectives and deliverables Development of Technologies Public – Private Partnership
- 12. Schemes for Private Participation in R&D II. Ph. D Scholars Scheme Create Fellowships for Ph. D Project specific thesis work Allocate funds for the work Monitor the work by expert committee Public – Private Partnership An R&D culture creating value An approach that would ensure sustainability and improvement of quality
- 13. Schemes for Private Participation in R&D III. Exchange Programmes A pool of experts sector wise Develop a plan for mission-mode technology development Dedicate resources for industry support Technology development; Trouble shooting; Quality improvement Public – Private Partnership Shared benefits An approach that will bridge gap between industry and academia as well as industry and R&D organizations
- 14. Path Forward Develop research programmes that are long- term and completely industry specific Create the opportunities for industry to get access to technologies from both indigenous and imports Involve industry in the process of funding R&D and in the implementation of R&D Industry to adopt R&D oriented approach for survival and growth
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