For Industrial development in Bihar, Diagnostic study to ascertain present status.
Finding constraints/barriers in development of Industrial sector
Identifying potential areas like agro, food, dairy, textiles & handicrafts leather that show maximum potential for intervention.
Assessing the infrastructure needs of Industrial sector.
Preparing a strategy for holistic development of sectors with focus on cluster approach and on increasing the income level of farmers / artisans
Identifying and assessing the technical & economical feasibility of setting up Industries.
Preparing and identifying feasible 'business models' in context of the various sectors identified
Bihar has experienced strong economic growth in recent years. The Gross State Domestic Product of Bihar grew at a CAGR of 11.99% between 2011-12 and 2017-18, making it the fastest growing state in India. Per capita income in Bihar also increased at a CAGR of 10.16% during this period. The tertiary sector is the largest contributor to the state's economy, accounting for 62.24% of GSVA in 2017-18. Agriculture remains important, with over 80% of the population employed in the sector. Bihar has also attracted cumulative FDI of $113 million between April 2000 to December 2018.
The document provides details of the Patna Master Plan 2031. Some key points:
- Patna's population is projected to grow from 13.66 lakhs in 2001 to 28.01 lakhs in 2021.
- The objective of the master plan is to improve quality of life by allocating land for various uses and infrastructure.
- Land use includes categories like residential, commercial, industrial, public and semi-public, open space, transportation.
- Housing demand is projected to be around 5.16 lakh units by 2031.
- The workforce is projected to increase from 44.16 lakh workers in 2001 to 1.61 crore workers by 2031, with most working in
This document provides information on the proposed river front development project along the Ganga river in Patna, Bihar. It discusses the objectives of developing the river front, which include ecological restoration, improving drainage, managing waste disposal, and providing public amenities. It also describes the anticipated environmental and social impacts of the project during construction and operation, and the mitigation measures that will be implemented. Baseline environmental data was collected on air and water quality, noise levels, and biodiversity in the project area. Public consultations were held to discuss the project details and gather feedback from local communities.
Valsad district in Gujarat has a population of over 1.4 million people and an economy focused on chemicals, textiles, horticulture, and paper industries. The district contains 7 industrial estates and over 10,000 small and medium enterprises. Major industries in the district include Atul Limited, Aarti Industries, GHCL, Raymond, and Sun Pharmaceuticals. The district has seen significant investment growth in the textiles and chemicals sectors between 1998-2007. Future economic development is expected through the proposed Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor infrastructure project passing through the district.
The HRIDAY scheme aims to preserve and revitalize 12 heritage cities in India. It takes a holistic approach to heritage conservation by linking it to urban planning, infrastructure development, economic growth, and community development. The scheme will focus on physical, institutional, economic and social infrastructure projects related to areas like heritage documentation, improving basic services, heritage restoration, skill development, tourism promotion, and use of technology. It has a duration of 4 years and is funded entirely by the central government. The objectives are to conserve urban heritage while improving quality of life, sanitation, security, livelihoods, and access through partnerships between central, state and local governments.
This document discusses several case studies of urban heritage projects in India that demonstrate good practices in conservation and management. It highlights four key categories: 1) Developing institutional infrastructure like heritage cells within local governments; 2) Integrating heritage into urban planning frameworks like master plans; 3) Revitalizing heritage areas through urban renewal focused on economic regeneration and upgrading environments; and 4) Engaging communities through participatory mapping and awareness programs. Example projects described include conservation efforts in Ahmedabad and Hyderabad, heritage management planning in Jaipur, urban renewal initiatives in Pondicherry and Muziris, and community mapping in West Bengal. The document emphasizes the importance of recognizing heritage as an asset, integrating it into urban planning, and
The fourth largest city, Belagavi houses India’s first notified Aerospace Precision Engineering and Manufacturing SEZ center. Rich deposits of bauxite and 200 foundries producing over 70,000 tons of automotive and industrial casting of ferrous base has made it an important center for manufacture of heavy machine tools and high pressure oil hydraulics.
The locational advantage of being right in the middle of Bengaluru – Mumbai region is a major advantage in developing the region as a support base for Automobile and Aerospace industries here. Belagavi spread across 13,433 sq. km comprises of 10 taluks namely Athani, Ballhongal, Belagavi, Chikkodi, Gokak, Hukkeri, Khanapur, Ramdurg, Raybag & Saundatti.
ASIAN ARCHITECTURE - THREE COURTYARD COMMUNITY CENTRE CASE STUDY /Lovie Tey
The reinterpretation of courtyard in the Spatial Planning of Three Courtyard Community Centre. In a group of 6, by using the same building from the contextual architecture study project, we are required to identify a specific topic / issues/ significance of study and defining the specific scope of study. We need to create a concept mapping, and it must include the proposed research title and research questions, in order to give an overview of the proposed case study paper.
Bihar has experienced strong economic growth in recent years. The Gross State Domestic Product of Bihar grew at a CAGR of 11.99% between 2011-12 and 2017-18, making it the fastest growing state in India. Per capita income in Bihar also increased at a CAGR of 10.16% during this period. The tertiary sector is the largest contributor to the state's economy, accounting for 62.24% of GSVA in 2017-18. Agriculture remains important, with over 80% of the population employed in the sector. Bihar has also attracted cumulative FDI of $113 million between April 2000 to December 2018.
The document provides details of the Patna Master Plan 2031. Some key points:
- Patna's population is projected to grow from 13.66 lakhs in 2001 to 28.01 lakhs in 2021.
- The objective of the master plan is to improve quality of life by allocating land for various uses and infrastructure.
- Land use includes categories like residential, commercial, industrial, public and semi-public, open space, transportation.
- Housing demand is projected to be around 5.16 lakh units by 2031.
- The workforce is projected to increase from 44.16 lakh workers in 2001 to 1.61 crore workers by 2031, with most working in
This document provides information on the proposed river front development project along the Ganga river in Patna, Bihar. It discusses the objectives of developing the river front, which include ecological restoration, improving drainage, managing waste disposal, and providing public amenities. It also describes the anticipated environmental and social impacts of the project during construction and operation, and the mitigation measures that will be implemented. Baseline environmental data was collected on air and water quality, noise levels, and biodiversity in the project area. Public consultations were held to discuss the project details and gather feedback from local communities.
Valsad district in Gujarat has a population of over 1.4 million people and an economy focused on chemicals, textiles, horticulture, and paper industries. The district contains 7 industrial estates and over 10,000 small and medium enterprises. Major industries in the district include Atul Limited, Aarti Industries, GHCL, Raymond, and Sun Pharmaceuticals. The district has seen significant investment growth in the textiles and chemicals sectors between 1998-2007. Future economic development is expected through the proposed Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor infrastructure project passing through the district.
The HRIDAY scheme aims to preserve and revitalize 12 heritage cities in India. It takes a holistic approach to heritage conservation by linking it to urban planning, infrastructure development, economic growth, and community development. The scheme will focus on physical, institutional, economic and social infrastructure projects related to areas like heritage documentation, improving basic services, heritage restoration, skill development, tourism promotion, and use of technology. It has a duration of 4 years and is funded entirely by the central government. The objectives are to conserve urban heritage while improving quality of life, sanitation, security, livelihoods, and access through partnerships between central, state and local governments.
This document discusses several case studies of urban heritage projects in India that demonstrate good practices in conservation and management. It highlights four key categories: 1) Developing institutional infrastructure like heritage cells within local governments; 2) Integrating heritage into urban planning frameworks like master plans; 3) Revitalizing heritage areas through urban renewal focused on economic regeneration and upgrading environments; and 4) Engaging communities through participatory mapping and awareness programs. Example projects described include conservation efforts in Ahmedabad and Hyderabad, heritage management planning in Jaipur, urban renewal initiatives in Pondicherry and Muziris, and community mapping in West Bengal. The document emphasizes the importance of recognizing heritage as an asset, integrating it into urban planning, and
The fourth largest city, Belagavi houses India’s first notified Aerospace Precision Engineering and Manufacturing SEZ center. Rich deposits of bauxite and 200 foundries producing over 70,000 tons of automotive and industrial casting of ferrous base has made it an important center for manufacture of heavy machine tools and high pressure oil hydraulics.
The locational advantage of being right in the middle of Bengaluru – Mumbai region is a major advantage in developing the region as a support base for Automobile and Aerospace industries here. Belagavi spread across 13,433 sq. km comprises of 10 taluks namely Athani, Ballhongal, Belagavi, Chikkodi, Gokak, Hukkeri, Khanapur, Ramdurg, Raybag & Saundatti.
ASIAN ARCHITECTURE - THREE COURTYARD COMMUNITY CENTRE CASE STUDY /Lovie Tey
The reinterpretation of courtyard in the Spatial Planning of Three Courtyard Community Centre. In a group of 6, by using the same building from the contextual architecture study project, we are required to identify a specific topic / issues/ significance of study and defining the specific scope of study. We need to create a concept mapping, and it must include the proposed research title and research questions, in order to give an overview of the proposed case study paper.
Cuttack is the former capital and second largest city of Odisha, located on the banks of the Mahanadi River. Known as the "Silver City" for its filigree works and as the "Millennium City" for being over 1000 years old, Cuttack has a population of over 1.8 million. It has a tropical climate with high temperatures year-round and heavy rainfall during the monsoons. Major festivals celebrated in Cuttack include Durga Puja and Bali Jatra. Important landmarks include the Barabati Fort ruins, Netaji Birthplace Museum, and Ravenshaw University.
Nashik is an ancient city in Maharashtra located on the banks of the Godavari River. The city has a population of over 1 million people and is known for being a pilgrimage site for the Kumbh Mela festival held every 12 years. Nashik's economy is based around agriculture, with the city being a major producer of grapes, pomegranates, tomatoes, and onions in India. It is also called the "Wine Capital of India" as half the country's vineyards and wineries are located in Nashik. The document provides details on Nashik's topography, climate, population growth, industries, transportation infrastructure, and cultural aspects.
The document provides estimates and plans for managing the large influx of pilgrims expected for the Simhastha Kumbh Mela in Ujjain in 2016. Over 5 crore pilgrims are expected, with over 1 crore anticipated on the peak bathing day. Extensive infrastructure development and management systems are outlined, including expansion of the mela area, construction of roads, ghats, utilities, and use of smart city and IT systems for crowd management, transportation, and emergency response. A budget of over Rs. 1000 crore is proposed for new infrastructure works to support the event.
A slideshow on Riverfront development (ongoing activities as well as prospective and necessary measures) in Varanasi, why Varanasi Ghats mean so much, why blind urbanization is not enough, etc.
This document provides information about Ranganathan Street in Chennai, India. It describes the history and location of the street, which has been a major commercial area since the 1920s. The street is home to many small shops and vendors selling goods like clothing, jewelry, produce, and electronics. It is very crowded throughout the year, but especially during festivals like Deepavali. The document includes maps and diagrams showing land use, building heights, connectivity, street cross-sections, and more. It also discusses issues like lack of parking, sidewalk encroachment, and improper infrastructure that contribute to the street's congestion.
The document discusses the urban governance of Surat City through its municipal corporation (SMC). It outlines the history and role of SMC in providing services and facilitating development. Key points include: SMC is divided into 7 zones, with each zone and ward office responsible for functions like sanitation, tax collection, infrastructure work. SMC aims to be a provider of basic amenities and facilitator of activities like education, healthcare, recreation. It utilizes technologies like GIS to improve governance and decision making. SMC has received numerous awards for its initiatives and performance.
Sabarmati riverfront case study for development of yamuna riverfront agradeeksha sharma
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the Sabarmati riverfront ahmedabad is a huge successful project. this presentation is about the case study of that riverfront to take the features similar to the the Yamuna riverfront Agra for urban design development project.
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Bangalore city has grown rapidly from a population of around 1 million in 1950 to over 10 million currently. The city obtains most of its water supply from the Cauvery River over 100 km away and faces shortages. Electricity demand has grown to 2300 MW per day but power cuts still occur due to infrastructure issues. Waste generation is expected to rise significantly in coming decades putting pressure on existing management systems. The city's transportation network relies heavily on buses but metro expansion aims to provide improved public transit options. Proper urban planning will continue to be needed to support sustainable growth of infrastructure for Bangalore's large population.
National Urban Housing and Habitat Policy-2007JIT KUMAR GUPTA
Presentation looks at the intent, content and scope of National Housing Policy 2007; Housing Finance Institutions, PMAY(U), in the context of housing for all in urban India
The document provides a zonal development plan for the heritage zone of Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India. It begins with an introduction to Bhopal's history and an analysis of the existing conditions in the heritage zone. This includes land use, demographics, infrastructure, transportation, and environmental factors. A conceptual framework is then outlined based on projected requirements. Several development strategies and proposals are presented to upgrade the zone, focusing on waterfront development, pedestrianization, metro network expansion, conservation of heritage gates, improved parking, and environmental conservation. The proposals aim to enhance the zone's heritage, infrastructure, transportation, and quality of life while complying with government policies and mobilizing necessary resources for implementation.
Anisha lalu housing policy of maharashtraANISHALALU1
The document summarizes the key points of the Maharashtra State Housing Policy and Action Plan from 2015. It outlines the objectives of providing affordable housing for lower-income groups through strategies like increasing land availability, incentivizing public-private partnerships, and redeveloping existing areas. The policy reviews the previous 2007 policy and sets targets to build over 1.9 million new affordable homes by 2022 through continuous land banking, interest-only housing loans, and optimizing current land usage.
Vastu Shastra is an ancient Indian science of architecture that covers concepts from science, art, astrology, and philosophy. It focuses on designing buildings and living spaces in harmony with natural energies. Key elements of Vastu Shastra include air, water, earth, fire, and space. The document discusses the ideal placement of rooms in a building according to Vastu principles, such as having the northeast zone for prayer rooms and living rooms. It provides an example case study of the city of Jaipur and its design based on Vastu. However, the document notes that there are also limitations to the strict applications of Vastu Shastra in modern times.
Download the Official Version of this Document from the UTTIPEC Website at the Link below: http://uttipec.nic.in/StreetGuidelines-R1-Feb2011-UTTPEC-DDA.pdf
The document describes the evolution of human settlements from early nomadic hunter-gatherer societies to permanent agricultural communities and eventually urban settlements. Early humans lived as nomads but began settling near sources of food and water as they learned farming. River valleys were popular early sites as they provided fertile land and resources. Settlements grew into organized communities with social hierarchies, division of labor, and new building types like castles and temples. Advanced civilizations featured specialized occupations, trade networks, and dense urban areas with infrastructure and cultural institutions.
Modern Jaipur was founded in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, who established the city after deciding his original capital of Amber was not strategically located for defense. Jaipur was planned following principles of Hindu urban planning and is known for its grid layout divided into nine blocks. Key features of the new city's design included wide central roads, planned locations for temples and markets, standardized building facades, and integrated water systems. The planning and architecture of Jaipur have supported its development into the modern capital of Rajasthan while preserving its historic character.
A study on the estblishment of village resort at temal, kavreIndra Kumar Tamang
This document presents a study on establishing a village resort in Temal, Kavre, Nepal. It provides background on the definition and history of resorts, both globally and within Nepal. Temal is described as having great potential for tourism development due to its scenic natural landscape and various historical and religious sites. However, the area currently lacks adequate tourist facilities. The document concludes that developing a village resort in Temal could increase tourism, promote the local economy, and make the area a more attractive destination for both domestic and international visitors.
The document provides an overview of regional planning in Goa, India. It discusses the following:
1) Goa's regional plans from 2001 to the current 2021 plan which introduced bottom-up planning at the village level.
2) The objectives of the Regional Plan Goa 2021 which aim to create economic prosperity while protecting Goa's fragile ecosystems.
3) Key issues facing Goa like pressure on land, environmental degradation from tourism and mining, and the strategies the plan recommends like creating new growth centers and preserving the environment.
4) Details on mapping done as part of the plan to designate over 80% of land as eco-sensitive or regulated zones to control development.
The document summarizes the transformation of Hauz Khas village in Delhi from a rural to urban settlement. It discusses the village's historical background, location, and connectivity. It then analyzes how the village has undergone demographic, land use, economic, and environmental changes over time due to development policies and increasing commercialization. This has led to issues like congestion, lack of infrastructure, and violations of heritage and environmental laws. The document used primary surveys and secondary sources to understand the village's changes and current problems.
Gis applications in tourism a tool for sustainable tourismpankaj kumar
GIS can be an effective tool for sustainable tourism development by helping decision makers evaluate environmental impacts, identify potential conflicts, and model relationships between tourism and other sectors. GIS allows tourism data to be integrated and analyzed spatially, helping with resource mapping, impact assessment, and tourism planning. Some benefits of GIS for tourism include cost savings through efficiency, improved decision making considering location factors, better communication of geographic information, and managing tourism development geographically. While challenges remain, GIS has been successfully used in tourism applications like mapping attractions and building interactive online maps.
This document discusses the impacts of tourism from economic, socio-cultural, and environmental perspectives. It outlines both positive and negative impacts in each category. For example, economically tourism can result in job creation but also seasonal fluctuations. Socio-culturally, it can preserve cultural heritage but also lead to loss of authenticity. Environmentally, tourism can raise environmental awareness but also cause pollution, overcrowding, and damage natural habitats if not properly managed. The document also discusses various measures to mitigate tourism's negative impacts, like green initiatives in the hotel, transportation, and cities/towns sectors.
Cuttack is the former capital and second largest city of Odisha, located on the banks of the Mahanadi River. Known as the "Silver City" for its filigree works and as the "Millennium City" for being over 1000 years old, Cuttack has a population of over 1.8 million. It has a tropical climate with high temperatures year-round and heavy rainfall during the monsoons. Major festivals celebrated in Cuttack include Durga Puja and Bali Jatra. Important landmarks include the Barabati Fort ruins, Netaji Birthplace Museum, and Ravenshaw University.
Nashik is an ancient city in Maharashtra located on the banks of the Godavari River. The city has a population of over 1 million people and is known for being a pilgrimage site for the Kumbh Mela festival held every 12 years. Nashik's economy is based around agriculture, with the city being a major producer of grapes, pomegranates, tomatoes, and onions in India. It is also called the "Wine Capital of India" as half the country's vineyards and wineries are located in Nashik. The document provides details on Nashik's topography, climate, population growth, industries, transportation infrastructure, and cultural aspects.
The document provides estimates and plans for managing the large influx of pilgrims expected for the Simhastha Kumbh Mela in Ujjain in 2016. Over 5 crore pilgrims are expected, with over 1 crore anticipated on the peak bathing day. Extensive infrastructure development and management systems are outlined, including expansion of the mela area, construction of roads, ghats, utilities, and use of smart city and IT systems for crowd management, transportation, and emergency response. A budget of over Rs. 1000 crore is proposed for new infrastructure works to support the event.
A slideshow on Riverfront development (ongoing activities as well as prospective and necessary measures) in Varanasi, why Varanasi Ghats mean so much, why blind urbanization is not enough, etc.
This document provides information about Ranganathan Street in Chennai, India. It describes the history and location of the street, which has been a major commercial area since the 1920s. The street is home to many small shops and vendors selling goods like clothing, jewelry, produce, and electronics. It is very crowded throughout the year, but especially during festivals like Deepavali. The document includes maps and diagrams showing land use, building heights, connectivity, street cross-sections, and more. It also discusses issues like lack of parking, sidewalk encroachment, and improper infrastructure that contribute to the street's congestion.
The document discusses the urban governance of Surat City through its municipal corporation (SMC). It outlines the history and role of SMC in providing services and facilitating development. Key points include: SMC is divided into 7 zones, with each zone and ward office responsible for functions like sanitation, tax collection, infrastructure work. SMC aims to be a provider of basic amenities and facilitator of activities like education, healthcare, recreation. It utilizes technologies like GIS to improve governance and decision making. SMC has received numerous awards for its initiatives and performance.
Sabarmati riverfront case study for development of yamuna riverfront agradeeksha sharma
the
the Sabarmati riverfront ahmedabad is a huge successful project. this presentation is about the case study of that riverfront to take the features similar to the the Yamuna riverfront Agra for urban design development project.
Healing Gardens in Hospitals ~ The Architecture of Hospitals
`
For more information, Please see websites below:
`
Organic Edible Schoolyards & Gardening with Children =
http://scribd.com/doc/239851214 ~
`
Double Food Production from your School Garden with Organic Tech =
http://scribd.com/doc/239851079 ~
`
Free School Gardening Art Posters =
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159 ~
`
Increase Food Production with Companion Planting in your School Garden =
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159 ~
`
Healthy Foods Dramatically Improves Student Academic Success =
http://scribd.com/doc/239851348 ~
`
City Chickens for your Organic School Garden =
http://scribd.com/doc/239850440 ~
`
Simple Square Foot Gardening for Schools - Teacher Guide =
http://scribd.com/doc/239851110 ~
Bangalore city has grown rapidly from a population of around 1 million in 1950 to over 10 million currently. The city obtains most of its water supply from the Cauvery River over 100 km away and faces shortages. Electricity demand has grown to 2300 MW per day but power cuts still occur due to infrastructure issues. Waste generation is expected to rise significantly in coming decades putting pressure on existing management systems. The city's transportation network relies heavily on buses but metro expansion aims to provide improved public transit options. Proper urban planning will continue to be needed to support sustainable growth of infrastructure for Bangalore's large population.
National Urban Housing and Habitat Policy-2007JIT KUMAR GUPTA
Presentation looks at the intent, content and scope of National Housing Policy 2007; Housing Finance Institutions, PMAY(U), in the context of housing for all in urban India
The document provides a zonal development plan for the heritage zone of Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India. It begins with an introduction to Bhopal's history and an analysis of the existing conditions in the heritage zone. This includes land use, demographics, infrastructure, transportation, and environmental factors. A conceptual framework is then outlined based on projected requirements. Several development strategies and proposals are presented to upgrade the zone, focusing on waterfront development, pedestrianization, metro network expansion, conservation of heritage gates, improved parking, and environmental conservation. The proposals aim to enhance the zone's heritage, infrastructure, transportation, and quality of life while complying with government policies and mobilizing necessary resources for implementation.
Anisha lalu housing policy of maharashtraANISHALALU1
The document summarizes the key points of the Maharashtra State Housing Policy and Action Plan from 2015. It outlines the objectives of providing affordable housing for lower-income groups through strategies like increasing land availability, incentivizing public-private partnerships, and redeveloping existing areas. The policy reviews the previous 2007 policy and sets targets to build over 1.9 million new affordable homes by 2022 through continuous land banking, interest-only housing loans, and optimizing current land usage.
Vastu Shastra is an ancient Indian science of architecture that covers concepts from science, art, astrology, and philosophy. It focuses on designing buildings and living spaces in harmony with natural energies. Key elements of Vastu Shastra include air, water, earth, fire, and space. The document discusses the ideal placement of rooms in a building according to Vastu principles, such as having the northeast zone for prayer rooms and living rooms. It provides an example case study of the city of Jaipur and its design based on Vastu. However, the document notes that there are also limitations to the strict applications of Vastu Shastra in modern times.
Download the Official Version of this Document from the UTTIPEC Website at the Link below: http://uttipec.nic.in/StreetGuidelines-R1-Feb2011-UTTPEC-DDA.pdf
The document describes the evolution of human settlements from early nomadic hunter-gatherer societies to permanent agricultural communities and eventually urban settlements. Early humans lived as nomads but began settling near sources of food and water as they learned farming. River valleys were popular early sites as they provided fertile land and resources. Settlements grew into organized communities with social hierarchies, division of labor, and new building types like castles and temples. Advanced civilizations featured specialized occupations, trade networks, and dense urban areas with infrastructure and cultural institutions.
Modern Jaipur was founded in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, who established the city after deciding his original capital of Amber was not strategically located for defense. Jaipur was planned following principles of Hindu urban planning and is known for its grid layout divided into nine blocks. Key features of the new city's design included wide central roads, planned locations for temples and markets, standardized building facades, and integrated water systems. The planning and architecture of Jaipur have supported its development into the modern capital of Rajasthan while preserving its historic character.
A study on the estblishment of village resort at temal, kavreIndra Kumar Tamang
This document presents a study on establishing a village resort in Temal, Kavre, Nepal. It provides background on the definition and history of resorts, both globally and within Nepal. Temal is described as having great potential for tourism development due to its scenic natural landscape and various historical and religious sites. However, the area currently lacks adequate tourist facilities. The document concludes that developing a village resort in Temal could increase tourism, promote the local economy, and make the area a more attractive destination for both domestic and international visitors.
The document provides an overview of regional planning in Goa, India. It discusses the following:
1) Goa's regional plans from 2001 to the current 2021 plan which introduced bottom-up planning at the village level.
2) The objectives of the Regional Plan Goa 2021 which aim to create economic prosperity while protecting Goa's fragile ecosystems.
3) Key issues facing Goa like pressure on land, environmental degradation from tourism and mining, and the strategies the plan recommends like creating new growth centers and preserving the environment.
4) Details on mapping done as part of the plan to designate over 80% of land as eco-sensitive or regulated zones to control development.
The document summarizes the transformation of Hauz Khas village in Delhi from a rural to urban settlement. It discusses the village's historical background, location, and connectivity. It then analyzes how the village has undergone demographic, land use, economic, and environmental changes over time due to development policies and increasing commercialization. This has led to issues like congestion, lack of infrastructure, and violations of heritage and environmental laws. The document used primary surveys and secondary sources to understand the village's changes and current problems.
Gis applications in tourism a tool for sustainable tourismpankaj kumar
GIS can be an effective tool for sustainable tourism development by helping decision makers evaluate environmental impacts, identify potential conflicts, and model relationships between tourism and other sectors. GIS allows tourism data to be integrated and analyzed spatially, helping with resource mapping, impact assessment, and tourism planning. Some benefits of GIS for tourism include cost savings through efficiency, improved decision making considering location factors, better communication of geographic information, and managing tourism development geographically. While challenges remain, GIS has been successfully used in tourism applications like mapping attractions and building interactive online maps.
This document discusses the impacts of tourism from economic, socio-cultural, and environmental perspectives. It outlines both positive and negative impacts in each category. For example, economically tourism can result in job creation but also seasonal fluctuations. Socio-culturally, it can preserve cultural heritage but also lead to loss of authenticity. Environmentally, tourism can raise environmental awareness but also cause pollution, overcrowding, and damage natural habitats if not properly managed. The document also discusses various measures to mitigate tourism's negative impacts, like green initiatives in the hotel, transportation, and cities/towns sectors.
There has been a global increase in tourism over the last 60 years due to factors like increased disposable income, more paid holidays, and cheaper travel. Popular destinations include cities, beaches, and mountain areas for their culture, recreation, and scenery. Tourism is important for many economies, but can negatively impact the environment if not managed properly. Ecotourism is an alternative that involves small-scale tourism to benefit local environments and communities in a sustainable way.
The document discusses the subprime mortgage crisis and its effects. It summarizes that the crisis was caused by rising foreclosures and delinquencies due to declining housing prices and rising interest rates. This impacted subprime originators, warehouse lenders, investors, and mortgage insurers. Proposed responses from politicians and regulators include new bills to protect homeowners and monetary policy support from the Federal Reserve. Legal issues for distressed subprime lenders could include determining asset and liability values and priorities in bankruptcy.
This document discusses how DeviceNet networks commonly experience downtime from "bus off" errors, costing companies tens of thousands per year. It proposes that companies can reduce this downtime and cost by replacing DeviceNet components with an IO-Link solution, which uses point-to-point communication between IO-Link masters and slaves in a star configuration, making networks easier to troubleshoot. The document provides an example where converting to IO-Link eliminated 8-10 hours of downtime per month on a single machine.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
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Duncan Watts argues that Malcolm Gladwell's theory of "social epidemics" proposed in The Tipping Point is intuitively appealing but incorrect. While Gladwell claims influence stems from media to influential people to others, Watts' research found that outside of celebrities, influentials do not interact with enough people to have the impact Gladwell described. Through computer simulations, Watts discovered that for social contagion to occur, large numbers of ordinary people who are easily influenced must be reached so they can influence others like them.
Elizabeth White has over 20 years of experience in administration, office management, bookkeeping, and human resources. She holds a B.S. in Business Administration and Management and certifications in executive secretarial science and as a notary public. She is seeking an administrative or management position and has experience supporting executives, handling HR functions, and coordinating projects.
The document outlines the development of an app called Tearn Up created by Princeton students to address the lack of opportunities at Princeton for learning practical skills from other students. It discusses initial inspiration and challenges faced such as time constraints and lack of incentives. An alpha prototype was successful but faced issues with scheduling classes and ensuring follow through. Further updates included expanding connectivity and credibility through a teaching community with quality control. Feedback was positive about casual skill sharing and looking for ways to recruit more users and teachers through student groups and events. The goal is to establish Tearn Up further with a class rating system, events calendar, and finding successors to continue running it.
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1. RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR
&
STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
Prepared Jointly By :
Gherzi Eastern Ltd.
&
Genesis Fintec Ltd.
2. RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
Gherzi - Genesis
BACKGROUND & OBJECTIVES
FLOWCHART OF OVERALL STRATEGY
- Facilitating Business & related Infrastructure
- Strengthening & Installing support systems
A. Facilitating Business & related Infrastructure
1. Potential sectors identified
2. Sub Sector /Industry wise info
3. Summary of parks & RBHs
B. Strengthening & Installing support systems
Enable & facilitate
- Infrastructure Development
- Financial Network
Strengthen
- Research & Capacity Building
Install
- Policy Initiatives suggested
- Project Implementation mechanism
CONCLUSION
I Map
II Current Situation
III Strategic Solution
IV Business Models
3. Gherzi - Genesis
Sectoral Composition of GSDP
48.78 40.85 42.00
9.92
12.08 9.02
41.29 47.06 48.98
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
1993-94 1999-2000 2004-05
Tertiary
Secondary
Primary
Over the decade, the share of secondary sector has remained at a level of 9%
• With the registered manufacturing having become a small sub-sector yielding a larger share to the
construction activities
• negative growth rate in manufacturing
The increase in tertiary sector share reveals that the economy is witnessing a process of tertiarisation
much before a process of industrialisation
Background
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
4. Gherzi - Genesis
Objective of the study
So a comprehensive development strategy for the development of Bihar is called for and
would require a ‘multidimensional approach across sectors’
So the major challenges sought to be addressed through this study are to:
Provide Linkage for Farm & Non-farm produce with industry /
business to ensure that rural masses & artisans are economically
empowered
Add Value to the primary produce within the state so that the
secondary sector grows and the economy of the state develops
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
5. Identify major
resources & bring in
anchor industries as
prime movers
Create a higher no. of
smaller oases (RBH)
to facilitate linkages
into the rural
hinterland
(RBH - PPPP model)
Create a few oases
of competence /
Parks as Hubs
(PPP model)
Gherzi - Genesis
OVERALL STRATEGY
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
6. Creation of
core
Infrastructure
Enable & facilitate
Research
Strengthen Institutions & Resources (Public sector &
PPP model)
Credit flow into
identified sectors
Capacity
building
Project
implementation
mechanism
Pragmatic
Policy
Install
Gherzi - Genesis
OVERALL STRATEGY
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
7. Fruits & Vegetables
Cereals & Pulses
Spices
Potato
Makhana
Herbal & medicinal
Plants
Jute
Sugarcane
RESOURCE GROUP ACTIVITY & SPECIFIC
RESOURCES
INDUSTRY SEGMENT FOR
RESOURCE UTILIZATION/
REVITALISATION
Milch Cattle & Dairy
Farming activity
Bees & Orchards,
Apiary activity
Gherzi - Genesis
Water bodies / rivers
& fishery skills
Agriculture
& Horticulture Agro & Food
Processing Industry
Herbal Medicine &
Aromatic Industry
Jute Industry
Sugar Industry
Animal Husbandry
& Allied Sector
Milk Processing
Honey
Fisheries
POTENTIAL SECTORS IDENTIFIED
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
8. Poultry Farming &
Animals Rearing
Animal Hides
RESOURCE GROUP ACTIVITY & SPECIFIC
RESOURCES
INDUSTRY SEGMENT FOR
RESOURCE UTILIZATION/
REVITALISATION
Gherzi - Genesisc
Handicraft Skills
Handloom Weavers
& Looms
Limestone
Steel scrap, Sponge
Iron, Ingots & Millets
Places of Heritage,
Culture, & Religious
interests
Animal Husbandry
& Allied Sector Poultry & Meat Processing
Leather
Handicrafts
Handlooms
Handicrafts
Handlooms
Minerals Cement Industry
Steel
Mini Steel, Secondary
Steel & Castings
Tourism
Hospitality & Tourism
Industry
POTENTIAL SECTORS IDENTIFIED
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
9. Agriculture & Horticulture
Sector wise development
strategies
Fruits & Vegetables
Cereals & Pulses
Spices
Potato
Makhana
Gherzi - Genesis
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
15. Gherzi - Genesis
Food Parks under PPP Model are suggested at Hajipur (Vaishali), Purnea, Bihta (Patna) and Begusarai
Suggested supply chain model for agro & Food Processing
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
16. Gherzi - Genesis
Agriculture & Horticulture
Sector wise development
strategies
Jute
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18. Gherzi - Genesis
RBHs earmarked for agri products are suggested for use
1 No. of Park is suggested at Purnea with backward linkage
3 No. of Jute Mills are suggested at Jute Park with backward linkages
10 No. of Processing Units for weaving are suggested at Jute Park with backward linkages
50 No. of Units for Jute Diversified Products are suggested at Jute Park with backward linkages
Current situation
Availability of raw jute: ******
Jute cultivator sells to Agents/ JCI for minimum
Price
Strategic solution
Set up a Jute Park at Purnea
Procure raw jute through RBHs (using
existing agricultural mandis in nearby districts)
No value addition in the state
Business Models Location Investment potential
(Rs Cr)
Employment potential
Jute Park Purnea 20 100
Jute Mills & Processing units Jute Park at Purnea 165 5350
Total 185 5450
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Animal Husbandry & Allied Sector
Sector wise development
strategies
Milch Cattle & Dairy
Farming activity
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
25. Animal Husbandry & Allied Sector
Sector wise development
strategies
Water bodies / rivers
& fishery skills
Gherzi - Genesis
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
27. Gherzi - Genesis
Aqua Park under PPP Model is suggested at Muzaffarpur & Bhagalpur
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
28. Gherzi - Genesis
Animal Husbandry & Allied Sector
Sector wise development
strategies
Poultry Farming &
Animals Rearing
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
30. Gherzi - Genesis
Suggested supply chain model for poultry & meat processing
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
31. Gherzi - Genesis
Animal Husbandry & Allied Sector
Sector wise development
strategies
Animal Hides
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
33. Gherzi - Genesis
Leather Parks under PPP Model are suggested at Muzaffarpur & Katihar
Current situation
Availability of raw hides: 36 lakh pieces
Only few private units for Primary processing at
Muzaffarpur: raw to wet blue stage
No secondary processing. Wet blue leather is
sent to Kolkata, Kanpur & Chennai for final
processing
Strategic solution
Set up leather park at Muzaffarpur and Bihta
Local units will get finished leather from the
tanneries
6003Muzaffarpur, Baruini,
Siwan
Revive leather tanning units
6600
200
5000
800
Employment
potential
2Bihta (Patna), BetiahRevive leather processing plant
Investment potential
(Rs cr)
LocationBusiness Models
125Total
100Tanneries
20Parks at Muzaffarpur &
Katihar
Processing units
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36. Gherzi - Genesis
Suggested supply chain model for Handicrafts
Create marketing outfit for ‘
bihar brand
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39. Gherzi - Genesis
handloom
Current situation
40000 handlooms and 90000 skilled weavers
(approx); majority of weavers have shifted to other
Profession; the weavers are unable to cope with
the market demand
No Design, Dyeing, Printing & Quality testing facilities
Or are located far beyond the reach of the weavers
Strategic solution
Cluster based CFC to be developed by involving
NGOs like ASEED, that is easily accessible to the
weavers
Thus proper market linkage, financial assistance
and access to all facilities under one roof will lead to
increased production
Business Models Location Investment potential
(Rs Cr)
Employment potential
Common Facility Centre with
market Hub
Bhagalpur, Gaya, Banka,
Madhubani, Nalanda
12 400
Revive Central Processing Plant,
Finishing Plant, Dyeing &
Cooperative Spinning Mills
Biharsarief, Darbhanga,
Bhagalpur, Pandaul, Siwan
15 2000
Total 27 2400
Common Facility Centre with market Hubs under PPP Model are suggested at:
1. Bhagalpur – Champanagar, Puraini, Tirpainti, Kharikbazar
2. Gaya – Maanpur
3. Banka 4. Madhubani 5. Nalanda - Biharsarief
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
40. Gherzi - Genesis
cement
Current situation
Bihar is a net steel importer
Currently construction steel units are operating
mainly around Patna
Raw material (coal & iron ore) for DRI/Sponge
iron plants accessible from Jharkhand/ Orissa
Strategic Solution
To target regional demands in Infrastructure
projects
Competitive advantage of skilled pool of human
resource
Plants near markets are the trends everywhere
Thrust on mild steel ingots through induction
furnace route
Prioritize production of long products
Linkage with the miners on long term basis
Business Models Location Investment
potential (Rs Cr)
Employment
potential
Pig Iron with Mini Blast Furnace route Dalkhola 20 150
Sponge Iron(DRI) Patna area 20 200
Ferro Alloy Unit Patna area 12 120
Wagon making Heavy Unit Muzaffarpur 100 600
Mini Steel Plant Patna, Vaishali, Muzaffarpur 140 1200
Mini Integrated Steel Plant 250
RESOURCE MAPPING OF BIHAR & STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
42. Gherzi - Genesis
Current Situation Strategic Solution
No holistic Plan for developing this sector Prepare Master Action Plan for
Brand building and promotion
Location specific Projects and
Related infrastructure and amenities
Form a State Tourism Promotion Board with
a Task Force to monitor implementation of
programs & projects
Create a Tourism Development Fund
Little incentive for private participation
in this sector. Not treated as a
potential revenue earning industry.
Encourage private sector to take the lead in
setting up Hotels, Restaurants, Tours, Parks &
other projects in the State.
For operations of Government run hotels,
restaurants etc, tie-up with private players where
feasible
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43. Gherzi - Genesis
Action Points Model Relevant Sub Sector / Industry
Develop Parks Get the identified Parks developed
by Private developer (PPP model)
- Should be set up & maintained
by SPV on BOT basis
Agriculture & Horticulture:
- Fruits & Vegetables
- Cereals, Pulses, Spices, Potato
& Makhana
- Jute
Animal Husbandry/ Agriculture Allied
Sector:
- Leather
- Fisheries
Create Rural Business Hubs
(RBH) with customized
common facility centres
For the agricultural products, the
existing Infrastructure under the
erstwhile bazaar samitis can be
redesigned and redeveloped to suit
the Industry needs through Private
players (under PPPP model) and for
other sectors new Infrastructure to
be developed thorough Pvt. Players
(under PPPP model)
Agriculture & Horticulture
- Fruits & Vegetables
- Cereals, Pulses, Spices, Potato
& Makhana
- Herbal & Medicinal Plants
- Jute
Animal Husbandry/ Agriculture Allied
Sector:
- Fisheries
- Poultry Farming & Animal Rearing
Handicraft
Handloom
Enable setting up of related infrastructure
Appoint a Project Management agency to help the department in implementing the identified projects
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Location Type of Park/Mega
growth centre
Size
(acres)
Designated code
for this report
Remarks
Food Parks
Purnea Food Park & Terminal
market (F&V based)
100 FP-II Instead of
Madhepura
Bihta Food Park 100 FP-III Agri based
Hajipur Already proposed
Begusarai
Aqua Culture Park
Mazaffarpur Aqua Culture Park ACP 1
Bhagalpur Aqua Culture Park ACP 2
Leather Park
Mazaffarpur Leather Park LP1
Katihar Leather Park LP2
Jute park
Purnea Jute park JP1 Instead of the one
proposed at
Fobesganj / Katihar
Summary of parks and business hubs
Restructure BIADA and Restructure the existing Industrial Areas
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45. Gherzi - Genesis
Summary of parks and business hubs
Cluster based rural
infrastructure
Proposed
Number
Location Function
Agriculture & Horticulture
Rural Business Hub for Agri &
Horti Produce
100 (as per list in
Annexure 6.7C)
Nodal point of all market linkages, extension and
capacity building activities. For all the resources falling
under the Agri & Horti group like, Cereals & Pulses,
Fruits & Vegetables, Medicinal & Aromatic Plants, Spices,
Makhana, & Jute. This hub will also be used for
products like Honey.
Animal Husbandry / Agriculture Allied Sector
Rural Business Hub for Fishery
activity
32 As per Table
12.4
Conduit for market linkages, extension activities and
capacity building of fish farmers. Will also prove to be
catalytic for fishery activity
Rural Business Hub for Poultry &
Meat
32 As per table
13.4
The hub will act as a nodal point between the poultry /
livestock farmers & processors as well as markets
Handicraft
Rural Business Hub for
Handicraft
21 As per table
15.4B & 15.4C
RBH will act as a conduit points for providing market
linkages and technical inputs to artisans
Handloom
Business Hub with CFC 8 As per table 16. This business hub with CFC will help weavers in
accessing common facilities and in creating marketing
linkages
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Sector Current Situation Strategic Solution
Power Huge Demand- Supply Gap,
though beginning to show
improvement
AT&C losses 70% against
national average of 40%
State Generation practically
Nil
Restore the non-functioning power stations at Barauni,
Muzaffarpur and Kosi Hydel
Industry should get Priority for power distribution .
Provide un-interrupted supply to Industrial Parks & RBHs
Invite Private sector participation for generation. Transmit
& distribute Electricity under PPP model
Provide incentives to industries with captive power
generation
Roads Road connectivity still poor in
most areas of State.
Connect all proposed Parks & Hubs with hinterland &
major towns with 2/4 lane roads on priority
Air & Rail Poor Air connectivity, except
for Patna city
Inadequate facilities for
promoting Exports
Passenger / Freight
movement within State
unreliable / uneconomical
Conduct feasibility for rejuvenating 25 old Air strips &
Feasibility for new Airports at Raxaul and Birpur. Improve
passenger amenities at Patna
Build a Air Cargo Complex at Patna.
Initiate - Fast inter-city express trains & upgraded, fast &
reliable freight movement. Take up the matter with the
concerned Ministry
Assessment of Infrastructural needs
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Sector Current Situation Strategic Solution
Industrial
Infrastructure
Most Industrial Estates resemble
industrial graveyards
Infrastructure/ facilities non –existent
Large portions of land locked in Units
closed down
Substantial vacant land in Estates
lying un- utilized
Prepare an overall Restructuring Plan
Restructure working of BIADA
Hand over O&M of Estates to private players
under PPP model
Conduct viability study of sick / closed units and
Unlock / Recycle land held by unviable Industrial Units
Develop contiguous portions of vacant land in PPP
model as specialized Parks through private developers
IT Connectivity
Exploitation by middlemen due to lack
of knowledge & information amongst
rural farmers
Information flow for State
Administration very poor
Connect identified Rural Business Hubs / Clusters
through IT backbone on priority under ‘Common
Service Centers’ scheme
Establish therein e- kiosks or Gyan Chaupals
under PPP model
Set up SWAN (State Wide Area Network) For
state level connectivity under PPP model
Assessment of Infrastructural needs
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Institutions Current Situation Strategic Solution
Central Financial
Institutions/
Banks
Poor Recovery & CD ratio
track record
Set up Special Cell to co-ordinate & monitor implementation of
resolutions
Cell to monitor and ensure. Time bound Action from Banks for
Innovative models of lending, to increase credit flow
Special packages for specific sectors
Special focus for MSMEs
Liberal margin/ security norms
Lack of focus &
cohesiveness between
Institutions & State
Requirements of private
sector in Bihar not being
understood by Banks/
Institutions
Rural segment not being
reached effectively
Fund SHGs through micro-finance.
Involve NGOs for capacity building
State Financial
Institutions
All State Financial
Institutions are defunct
Restructuring Plan by professionals with an objective to :
Merger of entities
Rationalization by closing / merging unviable branches
Increasing fee based activities like consultancy services
for improving bottom line
Appoint competent professionals for administration &
credit appraisals
Adopting an overall need based and customer friendly
approach
Paucity of Funds to
participate in Industrial
Revival
Create initial corpus through state intervention or public issue /
private placements,
Tie-up with Commercial Banks for consortium lending and
refinancing
Financial
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Action Points Model Relevant Sub Sector / Industry
Set up Research &
Development Institution
Set up under Public Sector
Agriculture & Allied
Handloom
Handicraft
Rejuvenate & set up Testing
labs & Quality control
Operations on franchise basis
through graduates
Appoint Inspection &
Monitoring Agency
Involving NGOs
Organising SHGs / setting up
co-operatives
Involving NGOs
Extension services / Capacity
building & Training
NGOs / graduates to be involved on
franchise basis
Rejuvenate & set up Seeds
farms / nurseries / hatcheries
Set up new ones & bring existing set
ups under Joint Venture (PPP)
Agriculture & Allied
Operate Vet hospital, clinics; AI
centers
Operations on Franchise basis (under
PPP)
Animal Husbandry
Enable credit inflow NGOs – Banks linkages to be
established
Special cells to liaison with NABARD /
Banks to enable increase in outlay
Entire primary sector
Measures for Capacity Building
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Research & capacity Building
Simply allocating funds to ineffective delivery institutions is not likely to bear any result
The thrust should be to leverage public resources through
The participation of local communities
The ingenuity of private sector
Only then, PPP can prove to be effective
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Project Implementation
Set up directorate of food processing
Project management agencies for various sub sectors / Industries
Policy initiative
Capital subsidy support is very much needed for inducing any appreciable investment in
Bihar
Capital subsidy on Plant & Machinery @ 25% subject to a maximum of 100 lacs
Interest subsidy @3% on working capital
Study for revival of ailing industries
Initiatives at farm level
Encouragement of SHGs
Allowing contract farming with safeguards
Involvement of panchayats
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Policy initiative
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