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Government of India Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterpirses GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPIRSES LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO: 3108 TO BE ANSWERED ON 05.12.2016. CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 3108. Dr. KAMBHAMPATI HARIBABU: SHRI GODSE HEMANT TUKARAM: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether cluster development programme for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) is under operation in the country; (b) if so, the details thereof including the projects completed under the programme and number of ongoing projects at present, State/UT-wise; (c) whether interventions under MSMEs cluster development programme have proved beneficial in capacity building of the MSMEs; if so, the details thereof including the interventions taken under MSE-CDP programme so far; (d) whether the Government proposes to set up cluster based MSME parks in the country, if so, the details thereof, State/UT wise; and (e) whether the Government proposes to provide incentives to these clusters on the lines of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) /National Investment Manufacturing Zones (NIMZs) and if so, the details thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI HARIBHAI PARATHIBHAI CHAUDHARY) (a): Yes, Madam. (b): The details of the projects completed under the programme are given as Annexure - I and number of ongoing projects at present; State/UT-wise are given as Annexure - II. (c): Yes, Madam. The networking approach through the MSE-Cluster Development Programme of the Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises has helped the MSE Clusters to overcome barriers such as technological obsolescence, supply chain incompetence, global competition and investment shortages. It has reached out to a large number of enterprises, facilitating economics of scale in terms of deployment of resources (such as testing facility, design centre, production centre, effluent treatment plant, training Centre, R & D centre, raw material bank/sales depot, product display centre, information centre etc. and other need based facility) due to geographical proximity of units. These interventions has increased turnover and export of the cluster units, also has favoured setting up of new units in the cluster thereby generating more employment. The interventions taken up under MSE-CDP programme so far are given as Annexure - III. (d)&(e): No, Madam. ******** :2: Annexure – I Annexure – I referred to in reply to part (b) of Lok Sabha Unstarred Q. No. 3108 for answer on 05.12.2016 List of completed Common Facility Centre under MSE-CDP. (Rs. in lakh) S. State Name of the Cluster Project Cost No. 1 Andhra Imitation Jewellery Industry Cluster, Machilipatnam, 127.85 Pradesh Krishna 2 Assam Brass and Bell Metal Industry Cluster, Hajo, Kamrup 160.61 3 Bihar Brass & Bronze Metal Utensils Cluster, Pareb 121.00 4 Goa Cashew Cluster, Goa 58.00 5 Gujarat Foundry Industry cluster, Ahmedabad, 497.00 6 J&K Cricket Bat Manufacturing Industry Cluster, 572.00 Anantnag 7 Karnataka Readymade Garments Cluster, Hubli 122.24 8 Karnataka Food Processing Cluster, Gulbarga 23.00 9 Karnataka Automobile Components, Gokul Industrial Estate, 485.00 Hubli 10 Kerala Rubber Cluster, Kottayam 554.00 11 Kerala Clay processing and Testing, Thrissur 499.30 12 Kerala Wood Furniture cluster, Ernakulam 496.58 13 Kerala Plastic industries Cluster, Aluva, Ernakulam 460.00 14 Kerala Plywood Manufacturing Cluster, Perumbavoor, 336.16 Ernakulam 15 Kerala Wood Working Cluster, Malappuram 238.90 16 Kerala Rice Mill Cluster, Kalady, Ernakulam 713.84 17 Kerala General Engineering Cluster, Malappuram, Manjeri 315.01 18 Maharashtr Textile cluster, Vita, Dist. Sangli 910.09 a 19 Maharashtr Raisin Making cluster, Sangli 708.85 a 20 Odisha Rice Mill Cluster at Bargarh, Sambalpur 488.89 21 Tamilnadu Starch and Sago Cluster at Salem and Namakkal 160.00 22 Tamilnadu Saftey Match Industries Cluster , Srivilliputhur 156.00 23 Tamilnadu Saftey Match Industries Cluster, Gudiyatham 156.00 24 Tamilnadu Saftey Match Industries Cluster, Kalugumalai 156.00 25 Tamilnadu Saftey Match Industries Cluster, Kovilpatti 156.00 26 Tamilnadu Saftey Match Industries Cluster, Sattur 156.00 27 Tamilnadu Saftey Match Industries Cluster, Virdhunagar 156.00 28 Tamilnadu Singai Coir Cluster, Singampunari 658.90 29 Tamilnadu Wet Grinder Industry Cluster, Coimbatore 288.20 30 Tamilnadu Ceramic Cluster, Vridhachalam 73.10 31 Tamilnadu Bricks Cluster, Tirunelveli 227.28 32 Tamilnadu Printing Cluster, Krishnagiri 1072.52 33 Uttar Pradesh Pottery Cluster, Khurja 182.90 34 Uttar Pradesh Modern Carpet Backing Plant for Tufted Carpets, 517.50 Bhadohi 35 West Bengal Surgical Instruments Industry Cluster, Baruipur, 461.07 24- Parganas 36 West Bengal Honey Processing Cluster, Malda 79.26 :3: List of completed Infrastructure Development Projects under MSE-CDP. (Rs. in lakh) S. No. State Location of project Project Cost 1. Andhra Pradesh Vill. Nandial Distt. Mandal, Kurnool 328.00 2. Andhra Pradesh Vijayawada, Distt. Krishna 370.00 3. Andhra Pradesh Vill. Tada Distt. Nellore 404.69 4. Andhra Pradesh Gujularamaram, Distt. Rangaready 347.00 5. Assam Dahudi, Distt. Nalbari 459.00 6. Assam Silagaon (Silapather), Distt. Dhemaji, 406.68 7. Assam Rangia,distt. Kamrup 493.61 8. Assam Malini Beel, Distt. Cachar 510.00 9. Assam Demow, Distt. Sibsagar 470.00 10. Assam Bhomoragur/Nalali, Distt. Nogaon 510.00 11. Assam Dalgaon, Distt. Darrang 418.00 12. Assam Titabor Distt. Jorhat 475.20 13. Assam Parbatipur, Margharita, Distt. 364.00 Tinsukia, Assam 14. Assam Serfanguri, Distt. Kokrajhar, Assam 352.00 15. Assam Banderdewa,distt. lakhimpur 402.02 16. Chattisgarh Harinchhapra, Distt. Kabirdham 219.31 (Kawardha) 17. Chattisgarh Birkoni, Distt. Mahasasund 566.36 18. Chattisgarh Girwarganj, Distt. Sarguja 450.00 19. Chattisgarh Tifra Distt. Bilaspur, Chhatisgarh 465.00 20. Gujarat Vill. Miyani Distt. Junagarh 500.00 21. Gujarat Thangarh, distt. Surendranagar 175.00 22. Haryana Barhi,Distt. Sonepat 460.86 23. Haryana Vill. Khairpur Distt. sirsa 376.00 24. Haryana Vill. Manakpur Distt. Yamunanagar 679.00 25. Haryana Kundli Distt. Sonepat*, Haryana 60.71 26. Haryana Murthal (old) Distt. Sonepat*, Haryana 56.20 27. Haryana Ambala Cantt.,Distt. Ambala*, Haryana 71.77 28. Haryana Distt. Punchkula*, Haryana 36.76 29. Haryana Gurgaon*, Haryana 1309.53 30. Haryana Karnal*, Haryana 101.71 31. Haryana Samalkha,Distt. Panipat*, Haryana 63.45 32. Haryana Jind*, Haryana 46.44 33. Haryana Murthal (Sports goods)Distt. Sonepat*, 47.90 Haryana 34. Haryana Yamunanagar*, Haryana 68.79 35. Haryana Sonepat, Phase-I &II, Distt. Sonepat 172.94 36. Haryana Rohtak, distt. Rohtak 163.94 37. Haryana Bahadurgarh, Distt. Bahadurgarh 125.21 38. Haryana Ambala City, Distt. Ambala 28.72 39. Haryana Yamunanagar, Distt. Yamunanagar 111.00 40. Haryana Hissar, Distt. Hissar 80.27 41. Haryana Panipat, Distt. Panipat 107.40 42. Haryana Gurgaon, Distt. Gurgaon 105.25 43. Haryana Industrial Area, Hissar Road, Rohtak 583.23 44. Himachal Vill. Gwalthai Distt. Bilaspur 432.00 Pradesh 45. J&K Govindsar Distt. Kathua 637.57 46. J&K Vill. Batal Ballain distt. Udhampur 500.00 47. J&K Industrial Complex, Gangyal, Jammu 983.92 S. No. State Location of project Project Cost 48. J&K Industrial Complex, Bari Brahamana, 1107.69 District Samba 49. Karnataka Bagalkot (Bagalkot) 502.00 50. Karnataka Malur (Kolar) 705.00 51. Karnataka Alibad (Bijapur) 648.00 52. Karnataka Auto complex Kanabargi (Belgaum) 569.00 53. Kerala Kakkencherry, Malappuram 552.00 54. Kerala Adoor, Pathanamthitta 465.05 55. Kerala Koratty, Thrissur 500.15 56. Kerala Kazhakuttam Distt. Trivendrum 502.00 57. Kerala Kalpeta, Wayanad 500.00 58. Kerala Seethangoll, Kasargod 500.00 59. Kerala Mazhuvannur, Ernakulam 462.00 60. Kerala Thakassert, Kannur 580.00 61. Madhya Pradesh Nadantola, Distt. Satna 502.96 62. Madhya Pradesh Lamtara, Distt. Katni 186.25 63. Madhya Pradesh Pratappura Distt. Timakgarh 315.34 64. Madhya Pradesh Jaderua, Distt. Morena 257.00 65. Madhya Pradesh Jaggakhedi Distt. Mandsaur 391.00 66. Madhya Pradesh Nimrani, Distt. Khargone 511.00 67. Madhya Pradesh Naugown Bina Distt. Sagar 360.00 68. Madhya Pradesh Umariya Dungariya, Distt. Jabalpur 720.00 69. Madhya Pradesh Village Bhurkalkhapa, District Seoni 725.00 Madhya Pradesh Amkuhi, District Katni 918.00 70. Maharashtra Village - Sangavi, Tal. - Khandala, Distt.- 419.37 Satara 71. Maharashtra Pusad, G/C At. Ghatwadi, Tahasil-Pusad, 518.00 Distt.-Yavatmal 72. Maharashtra Village Kada, Taluk Asthi, Distt. Beed, 259.46 Maharashtra 73. Maharashtra Sangamner, Distt. Ahmednagar, 365.74 Maharashtra 74. Mizoram Zote, Distt. Champai 456.63 75. Mizoram Pukpui, Distt. Lunglei 481.00 76. Nagaland Kiruphema, Kohima 498.84 77. Odisha Somnathpur,distt Balasore 436.53 78. Odisha Pittamahal, Distt. Rayadada 552.08 79. Odisha Mukkandaprasd, Distt. Khurda 493.40 80. Punjab Dhanchala of Jhans, Distt. Hoshirpur 305.00 81. Punjab Malout Distt. Muktsar 890.08 82. Rajasthan Bayana(Bharatpur), 379.87 83. Rajasthan Khushkhera(Alwar), 729.22 84. Rajasthan Hindaun City(Karauli), 372.17 85. Rajasthan Falna(Pali), 455.13 86. Rajasthan Baran(Baran), 463.94 87. Rajasthan Nagaur (Nagaur), 501.74 88. Rajasthan Sangaria (Jodhpur), 492.50 89. Rajasthan Kaladwas (Udaipur), 500.00 90. Rajasthan Newai (Tonk), 500.06 91. Tamilnadu Ganapathipalayam, Tiruppur District 45.82 92. Tamilnadu Elambalur, Distt. Perambalur 146.00 93. Tamilnadu Urangampathy Distt. Madurai 500.00 94. Tamilnadu Valvanthankottai, Distt. Trichirapalli 613.90 95. Tamilnadu Karupur, Distt.Salem 213.00 96. Tamilnadu Kadagathur,
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