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Government of India Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Government of India Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Office of Development Commissioner (MSME), 7th Floor, A Wing, Nirman Bhawan, Maulana Azad Road, New Delhi-110108 Agenda for 48th Meeting of Steering Committee of Micro & Small Enterprises - Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP) Date &Time : 12.11.18 at 3.30 PM Venue : New Delhi INDEX Agenda Description Page No. Points 48.1 Confirmation of Minutes 1 48.2 Action taken report on previous meeting decisions 2 48.3 Proposals for In-Principle Approval Goa 48.3.1 CFC in Gold Jewellery Cluster, North Goa, Goa 3 Jharkhand 48.3.2 Setting up of new Industrial Estate at Gopalganj Village, P.O. Nirsa, 11 Dhanbad 48.3.3 Setting up of new Industrial Estate at Barhe Village, Chahno Block, 15 Bijupara, Ranchi Karnataka 48.3.4 CFC in Shivashakthy Foundry Cluster, Shivamongga District 19 48.3.5 CFC in Jaggery Processing Cluster, Jalalpur, Raibag Taluk, 26 Belgaum Kerala 48.3.6 CFC in Furniture Industry Cluster, Kozhikode 34 Maharashtra 48.3.7 CFC in Auto and Engineering Cluster, Nagpur 41 48.3.8 CFC in Silver Ornament Cluster, Hupari, Kolhapur 47 48.3.9 CFC in Tiny General Engineering & Allied Industries Cluster, 54 Aurangabad 48.3.10 CFC in Kolhapuri Chappal Cluster, Kolhapur 60 48.3.11 CFC in Auto Component Cluster, Waluj, Aurangabad 67 Manipur 48.3.12 CFC in Wood Carpentry Cluster, Churachandpur 74 Punjab 48.3.13 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Focal Point, Amritsar 83 48.3.14 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Focal Point, Goindwal Sahib, 87 Taran Taran 48.3.15 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Focal Point, Chanalon, SAS 90 Nagar 48.3.16 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Focal Point, Pathankot 93 Rajasthan 48.3.17 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Baran 97 48.3.18 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Ajeetgarh, Sikar 100 48.3.19 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Sirohi 103 48.3.20 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Sanwar, Udaipur 106 Tamil Nadu 48.3.21 CFC in Design Cluster, Tirupur 109 48.3.22 CFC in Lorry Body Building Cluster, Nammakkal 115 48.3.23 CFC in Home Furnishing Cluster, Karur 121 Agenda Description Page No. Points 48.3.24 CFC in Wooden Furniture Cluster, Salem 127 48.3.25 CFC in Printing Cluster, Salem 133 48.3.26 CFC in Powerloom Cluster, Palladam, Tiruppur 139 48.3.27 CFC in Powerloom Cluster, Namakkal, Rasipuram 147 47.4 Proposals for Final Approval Tamil Nadu 48.4.1 CFC in Knitting Cluster, Tirupur, Thiruvarur 153 48.4. 2 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Madurai District 162 48.4.3 Up-gradation of Industrial Estate at Hosur (New), Krishnagiri 165 District 48.4.4 Upgradation of Industrial Estate, Nanjikottai, Thanjavur District 168 48.4.5 Upgradation of Industrial Estate, Ranipet, Vellore 171 48.4.6 Upgradation of Industrial Estate, Nanjaiuthukuli, Erode District 174 48.4.7 Upgradation of Industrial Estate, Dindigul 177 Telangana 48.4.8 Setting up of new Industrial Estate at Armoor, Nizamabad 180 48.5 Ratification of Decisions Karnataka 48.5.1 Time extension accorded to CFC in Electronic Industries Cluster, 184 Bangalore Kerala 48.5.2 Time extension accorded to CFC in Wood Furniture Cluster, 185 Taliparamba, Kannur Odisha 48.5.3 Time extension accorded to CFC in Pharmaceutical Cluster, Cuttack 186 47.6 Any Other Points Minutes of 47th SCM 187 ***** Item No. 48.1. : Confirmation of Minutes of 47th Meeting of Steering Committee held on 25.07.2018. Minutes of 47th Meeting of Steering Committee held on 25.07.18 were uploaded on the website and communicated to stakeholders on 08.08.18. Minutes are annexed at Annexure-I. Since no comments have been received from any of the members, minutes may kindly be confirmed. ****** 1 Item No. 48.2 : Action Taken Report on the action points of 47th Meeting of Steering Committee Item No. Item Description / Decision taken Action Taken Decision Taken 47.3.1 to In-principle approval for various proposals. Accorded Communicated to all 46.3.34 (Except proposals at Item No. 47.3.30 (S), concerned. 47.3.31 (S) & 47.3.32 (S) 47.4.1 to Final approval for various proposals. Accorded Communicated to all 47.4.14 concerned. 47.5.1 to Ratification of time extension granted on Ratified Communicated to all 47.5.6 file for completion of Projects. concerned. 47.6.2 47.6.1 to Cancellation for setting up of CFC in Cancelled Communicated to Furniture Cluster, Kozhikode, Kerala concerned. ******* 2 48.3 Proposals for In-Principle Approval Agenda No.48.3.1: Proposal for In-principle approval for setting up of Common Facility Centre (CFC) in Gold Jewellery Cluster, North Goa, Mapusa, North Goa, Goa. Background (i) MSME-DI, Mumbai forwarded online application vide ref. No. 7435 dated 30.06.17. (ii) The proposal was recommended by State Level Steering Committee (SLSC) and forwarded by Government of Goa vide letter dated 26.07.17. (iii) The proposal was discussed in detail during 59th meeting of Techno Economic Appraisal Committee (TEAC) held on 31.07.18 and the following decisions were made: (a) Director, MSME-DI and Officer from Technical Division, Office of DC (MSME) should visit a similar CFC at Madurai to study machinery and its cost and submit report with modified list of machinery for the proposed CFC by 14.08.18. (b) Machinery such as Hydraulic Press 120 MT, UPS, Solar Plant, etc. should be removed from the list. (c) To deliberate the modified proposal in its next meeting. (iv) During the 60th meeting of TEAC held on 28.09.18, the proposal was discussed and MSME-DI, Goa was advised to come prepared on the issues such as number of units in the cluster, number of units in the SPV (also in terms of percentage of units in cluster), necessity for setting up of CFC, details of value chain, number of units expected to avail the CFC facilities, analysis of expected machinery utilization capacity, per beneficiary investment (cluster units as well as SPV units), expected financial, social & environmental returns, schemes of Ministry of MSME that can be implemented in the cluster (Lean Manufacturing, Design Clinics, Incubation, EDP etc) etc. (v) Techno Economic Appraisal Committee (TEAC) in its 61st meeting held on 18.10.18 recommended the proposal, subject to fulfilment of decisions taken during 59th TEAC, to place before Steering Committee for in-principle approval. Details of the proposal are as under: 1. Basic Information of Cluster Name of Cluster : Gold Jewelry Cluster, North Goa District : North Goa Location of Cluster : Mapusa Lok Sabha Constituency : North Goa Main Product : different types of Gold and Silver Jewelry Ornamen, Gold anklets, Gold Bangles, Gold Ear Rings , Necklace, Chain and Gold Rings, Mangalsutra No. of Enterprises including break Micro : 110 up (Micro, Small, Medium) : Turnover(Rs in Lakh) for the last Year Amount five years : 2011-12 6923 2012-13 8145 2013-14 9256 2014-15 9256 2015-16 12100 Exports for the last five years : Nil 3 Employment in Cluster : Direct - 410 Indirect - 2500 Technology Details : Majority of the cluster units follow Traditional methods and conventional technology in Manufacturing of jewelry. Whether DS Conducted : The diagnostics study has found that the cluster needs to be supported with new technology machinery for the promotion and progress of the cluster. The Diagnostic Study recommends Hard Interventions for improving the cluster performance. Main findings of DSR : Age of the Cluster: 450 years old Number of units: 110 (100% Micro units) The cluster has a progressive performance and turnover has been positive over the last five years. The growth trajectory of cluster is very slow due to the dominance of the big retail brands in the recent past. Main market of the cluster products: Domestic: Mapusa and surrounding districts of Goa National Market: through tourist and Traders International Market: through tourist and Traders. The DSR has not found any serious Drudgery Problems in the Cluster. No Serious pollution related activities were found. It is one of the fastest growing industries accounting for 14.57% of the India’s total merchandise exports during the financial year 2012-13 Main Problems of Cluster : (i) Inability to keep abreast of modern trends in product design, fashion and technological development (ii) Use of Traditional methods for casting leading to Improper Heating and improper mixing of material (iii) Loss of Gold due to open air charcoal based melting process (iv) Use of Handmade Dies leading to poor finish and aesthetic look (v) Lack of tube forming machinery (vi) Lack of ball processing machinery leading to outsourcing of work to Bombay (vii) Lack of CNC faceting Machinery (viii) Inability to keep abreast of modern trends in product design, fashion and technological development (ix) Over dependence on traders (x) Closed Marketing Behavior (xi) Low Product Diversification (xii) Poor forward integration with market (xiii) Lack of Design and Development facility (xiv) Lack of Testing and Hallmarking facility Other Information : Special features of the cluster The cluster industries are producing gold ornaments which are in great demand throughout the year. Nearest sea port is situated in Marmagoa which is 50 Kms away from the cluster region. 2. Information about Proposed CFC Description Proposed by Implementation Agency Comments by (IA) Cluster Division (a.) Justification for CFC The cluster lacks advance machineries -- and the cluster units are unable to expand their market potential. In order to support this industry, establishment of common facility centre in the region is very much needed for the cluster units to correct their production processes, reduce the time taken to 4 Description Proposed by Implementation Agency Comments by (IA) Cluster Division produce the products and help them in overcoming their shortcomings and flourish in the market.
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