Presentation on BIADA.

1. SUMIT SUMAN
Bihar Industrial Area
Development Authority

2. Department of Industries
 The Government of Bihar is committed for the inclusive economic
development of the State. Bihar is aggressively working on develo
ping supporting infrastructure in the state.
 BIADA is the key agency for allotting lands/ industrial plots to the
prospective units in Bihar.
 BIADA has four regional offices at Patna, Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur
and Bhagalpur.
 At present, there are 50 Industrial Areas (IA)/ Industrial Estates
(IE)/ Large Industrial Estates (LIE)/ Growth Centers (GC)/ Mega
Industrial Parks (MIP) under the purview of BIADA
 182 acres of vacant land is available at various industrial areas.
 BIADA to preferably allot lands to manufacturing units.
 BIADA allots the land in an industrial area after developing necess
ary infrastructure like roads, power, water and drainage facilities, e
tc. As on Dec. 2015, 1544 industrial units were in operation in vario
us industrial areas.

3. Act & Policy
BIADA Act, 1974
Bihar Industrial Investment Promotion Act,2016
The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006
The (Bihar State) Aid to Industries Ordinance Act, 1956
The Bihar State Aid to Industries Act, 1923
Bihar Public Land Encroachment Act, 1956
Land Pooling Policy 2019

4. Scheme
 Amendment in the BIADA Act: The GoB will review the existing Bihar
Industrial Area Development Authority Act, 1974 and amend it to furt-
her strengthen the legal framework for planned development of indus
-trial areas.
 “Aao Bihar” Yojana is a flagship scheme of the Government of Bihar t
o facilitate private buyers and sellers of land in respect of setting up o
f industrial units in the state.
 The scheme was launched in 2011.
 Promotion of Amritsar Kolkata Industrial Corridor& IMCs
 GoB has shortlisted a location near, Dobhi, Gaya District for an IMC.
 “Policies for Private Industrial Park” in 2013

5. The Bihar Industrial Area Development Authority
• Authority for any area or areas for development and promotion of industry
• Declaration of area as Development Area (e Bihar Restriction of Uses of Land Act
, 1948.)
• General duties and powers of the Authority (including preparation of the Master Pla
n of the area)
• The Authority shall have powers:-
(a) to acquire and hold such property, both movable and immovable as the Authority
may deem necessary for the performance of any of its activities;19
(b) to purchase by agreement or take on lease or rent or under any form of tenancy a
ny property as per prescribed rules, to erect such buildings and to execute such othe
r works as may be necessary for the purpose of carrying out its duties and functions
• Financial powers

6. Vision
To establish Bihar as the most preferred investment destination
by leveraging the state‘s comparative advantages and
maximizing employment opportunities for attaining a balanced
regional and sustainable development.
 Achieve industrial development growth rate of 15% per annum
 Increase contribution of the secondary sector to the GSDP to
more than 25% in line with the National Manufacturing Policy
and ―Make in India‖ initiative
 Create direct employment opportunities for 5 lakh people
across all economic sectors
 Increase the competitiveness of MSMEs and adoption of ―Zero
Defect Zero Effect‖ manufacturing practice
 Ensure that industries facilitate skill development of local
people, so as to achieve the target of 15 million skilled youths
as per the ―Seven commitments‖ of the State Government.
 Eradicate regional industrial imbalance by uniformly extending
the benefits of investment to all geographical areas of the state
Mission

7. Strategy
The future of Bihar as a vibrant economy, ready to take off on the p
ath of sustained development. In particular, our strategy will consist
of: -
 Utilizing the traditional skills of artisans by finding a wider marke
t for handloom and handicrafts.
 Encouraging cluster development in MSME sectors.
 Emphasizing on industries that rely on local production, local ski
-lls, and local consumption.
 Providing preference to low energy and non-polluting industries
 Encouraging new investment in developing heritage tourism for
which the state offers tremendous opportunities
 Investments in developing new facilities and/or managing existin
-g facilities under PPP mode will be encouraged.
 Promoting development of ancillary units to cater to the upcomi-
ng investments in public and private sector
 Establishing the Udyog Samwad Portal, a one stop platform for
investors to resolve problems/ difficulties faced in establishment
of industrial projects in the State.

9. Regional Office Patna

10. Regional Office Bhagalpur

11. Regional Office Darbhanga

12. Organizational Structure

13. Reference
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIES GOVT OF BIHAR