Its a ppt about Role of Indian govt in Export promotion.

1. Role of Government in Export
Promotion

2. Benefits of Export
 Foreign market Provides opportunity
to achieve economies of scale and
growth.
 Supply of Commodities.
 Export Led Growth to many countries.
 Foreign export to earn foreign
exchange so as to meet the import of
the country.
 Compensate the exporters for the high
domestic cost of production.

3.  Provide necessary assistance to the
new and infant exporter to develop the
export business.
 Increase the relative profitability of the
export business.

4. Organizational set up
 Ministry of Commerce – Administrative
and general division, Finance Division,
Economic Division, Trade Policy
Division, Foreign Trade.
 Autonomous Bodies- Commodity
Boards, Export Inspection council,
Indian Institute of Foreign trade, Indian
Institute of Packaging , Export
promotion Councils,
Federation of Indian Export

5.  Autonomous Bodies- Indian Council of
Arbitration, Marine Products Export
Development Authority, Agriculture
and processed food products exports
development authority, Indian trade
promotion organization.
 Advisory Body – Center Advisory
Council on Trade.

6.  Office of Director General of Foreign
Trade (DGFT)
 Directorate General or Commercial
Intelligence and statistics.
 Office of Development Commissioner.

7. Incentives
 Duty Exemption / Drawback
 Income tax concession
 Awards
 Other Incentives
 Product Assistance Facilities
 Market Assistance
 Market Development Assistance

8.  Foreign Exchange
 Trade Fairs and Exhibitions
 Export Risk Insurance
 Finance
 Quality Control and Pre shipment
Inspection
 Institutional assistance
 Indian Brand Equity Fund.

9. Import Facilities for Exporters
 Export Promotion Capital Goods
 Duty Exemption Scheme
 Duty Free License
 Duty Entitlement pass book

10. EPZs, EOUs, TPs, SEZs
 Main objective of Export Process
Zones –
To earn Foreign Exchange
To generate employment opportunities
To facilitate transfer of technology by
foreign investment and other means.
To contribute to the overall development
of the economy.

11. SEZ’s
 Only Law which will be operated in
these zones will be Labour and
Banking law.
 SEZ’s are different form of EPZ’s.
 The first two SEZ’s are set up at
Positra in Gujarat and Nangunery in
Tamil Nadu.

12. Export House and Trading
House
 An Export House is an registered
exporter holding a valid Export house
certificate issued by the Director
General of Foreign trade.
 Such houses operate as highly
professional and dynamic institutions
and act as important instruments of
export growth.

13.  Export House are entitled to special
import license as per the criteria laid
down related to the export net foreign
exchange earnings.
 The amount of entitlement is lowest fo
export house 6% on FOB basis and
7.5on NFB basis and highest for
superstar Trading house 12% and 15
%

14. Evaluation and Conclusion
 Export development is important to the
firm and to the economy as a whole
Thee government aims at the General
Improvement of the export
performance of the nation and the
economy in general.
 The Gov has introduces schemes
such as EPZs, EOUs, TPs, SEZs to
promote units primarily devoted to
exports.