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INNOVATE, INVEST AND INVEST IN KARNATAKA Government of Karnataka
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INNOVATE, INVEST AND INVEST
IN KARNATAKA
Government of Karnataka
Agenda
Karnataka snapshot
Sectors in focus
Government support and facilitation
Karnataka snapshot
Key Drivers
Knowledge Capital
Easy place to live and work Locational advantage
Thriving economy
Government support
and facilitation
Policies and support infrastructure
Industrial and Sector specific policies based on Creating ecosystems – Clusters, SEZ, Sector specific and multi product parks Zoning – Zone 1,2,3,4, HK – for dispersal of industry Size of Investment – Small, Medium, Large, Mega, Ultra Type of Enterprise – SME / SC/ST / Women / Ex-Armed Forces
• 152 industrial parks and estates
• Highest installed capacity of 3.6GW for hydro power
• Potential of 7.9 GW of pumped storage hydro power
• Successive participation from World Bank in highways development
• Railways- Joint venture projects in partnership with Indian Railways
• Undertaken projects with PSU’s in Intercity Gas pipelines
• 2 Industrial/Economic corridors – CBEC and BMEC
• Bengaluru airport is busiest airport in South India and 3rd busiest in India
• Namma metro – 42.5 km
Support infrastructure
Convenient place to live, work and to do business
Governance at fingertips – Karnataka One App
“Sakala” – Time bound services for industry and citizens
“Invest Karnataka” - New Company to promote investments
Karnataka Udyog Mitra (KUM) – Facilitates in grounding investments
Single portal for all information - www.ebizkarnataka.gov.in
Approachable Accessible Hands on
Sectors in focus
Manufacturing Technology Tourism Agri business &
Food Processing
Aerospace &
Defence
Auto & Auto
components
Machine tools &
Heavy Engineering
Textiles &
Garments
Pharmaceuticals
Information
Technology
Bio Technology
Electronics
Audio Visual
Gaming &
Comics
Agriculture
Horticulture
Fisheries &
Marine
Dairy & Animal
Husbandry
Heritage
City
Adventure &
recreational
Sectors in focus and Investment Opportunities
Higher Education
Art & Design
Engineering &
Medical
Aviation,
transportation &
environment
Advanced
Research
Manufacturing
- Gaurav Gupta, IAS
Aerospace & Defence
• Presence of outstanding ecosystem consisting of Public & Private Sector, Space and lower tier supplier agencies
• Availability of trained workforce at all levels
• Strong R&D and design capabilities
• JV/Partnering opportunities with SMEs
• Integrated Aerospace Special Processes facility at Bengaluru
• Aerospace Technology Centre at Bengaluru
• Greenfield airport development - Shivamogga, Vijayapura, Hassan and Kalbargi through the PPP model
Opportunities India’s largest
Aerospace & Defence ecosystem
Strengths
Auto & Auto components
• Availability of excellent, trained workforce
• Presence of major OEMs and Tier 1 & 2 players
• Auto parks/Industrial infrastructure
development on PPP mode
• Manufacturing of Motor vehicles (2-
wheelers, 3-wheelers, passenger
vehicles)
• Auto ancillaries/auto parts
manufacturing
One of the largest auto component hub
Opportunities Strengths
Machine Tools & Heavy Engineering
• Dedicated Machine Tool Park
proposed at Vasanthnarasapura
• Proposed cluster, Tumakuru
• General Engineering SEZ proposed
at Mangaluru
• Presence of the largest
machine tools cluster in India
• Huge engineering base aimed
at exports and a US$ 10 Bn
foundry industry
• Outstanding manpower
available
Opportunities Strengths
Pharmaceuticals
• Expansion of Yadgir SEZ
• PPP based pharma SEZs and technology parks
• Development of Innovation and incubation centres
• Skill Development and sector specific research centres
• Presence of exclusive Pharma
SEZ, Pharma industrial areas
and R&D Centres
• Home to 221 formulation
units and 74 bulk drug units
Opportunities Strengths
Textile & Garments
• Ginning, spinning and weaving
• Hosiery and knitting
• Technical textiles
• Integrated textile units
• Textile machinery
• Processing unit
• Textile parks and textile zones
Opportunities Strengths
• Abundant raw materials – silk,
wool and cotton etc.
• Talented and skilled workforce
• 140 skill development centres
train more than 25,000 people
every year 20% of national garment production
Additional Chief Secretary to the Government,
1st Floor, Vikasas Soudha, Ambedkar Veedhi
Bengaluru 560001, India.
Ph. No.: 080-22252437, 22032494
Email – [email protected]
Contact information
Commissioner for Industrial Development
2nd Floor, South Wing, Khanija Bhawan,
Race Course Road
Bengaluru - 560001, India.
Ph. No. : 080-22386796
Email - [email protected]
Commissioner for Textile Devpt & Director of Handlooms & Textiles
14/3A, 3rd Floor, RP Bhavan, NT Road, Bangalore – 560 001
www.textiles.kar.nic.in email : [email protected]
Additional Chief Secretary to Govt of Karnataka Commerce and Industries Dept
(MSME, Mines & Textiles) Vikasa soudha, Dr Ambedkar veedi,
Bangalore email: [email protected]
Industries
Textiles
Agri business & food processing
- Maheshwar Rao, IAS
Agri business & food processing
• 10 agro climatic zones
• 7 national level R&D
institutes
• 7 Food Parks and 1
Spices Park in
operation
• Agri Logistic Hub under PPP Model
• Horticulture park under PPP Model
• Processing of horticulture produce, extraction of herbs
& medicinal plants
• Establishment of wineries
• Sea food park at Mudipu near Mangalore
• Modern abattoirs in various districts
• Karnataka Milk Federations projects under PPP model
• Rice technology park at Koppal
• Maize technology park at Haveri
• Cold storages in APMC yards
Opportunities Strengths
The Managing Director Karnataka State Agricultural Produce Processing
and Export Corporation Limited (KAPPEC) (A Government of Karnataka Enterprise)
17, General K.S. Thimayya Road, Bangalore - 560025. Karnataka. INDIA.
Tel :- 080 - 22271194 / 22243082. Fax :- 080 - 22278974.
Email: kappec1996@gmail Website:kappec .kar.gov.in
The Chief Executive Officer Karnataka Agri Business Development
Corporation, (A Special Purpose Vehicle of KAPPEC)
2nd Floor, Alumni Convention Centre (UAS), Veterinary College Campus, Hebbal,
Bangalore-560 024 Phone:080-23410206
Email: [email protected]
Contact information
Technology:
(IT, BT, ESDM and AVGC)
- V Manjula, IAS
4th largest technology hub in the world • Contributes to more than 1/3rd of IT, ITES and electronics exports of the country • 2nd fastest growing start-up ecosystem in the world : Home to billion-dollar Indian start-ups
Preferred Investment destination • 3500+ companies; 743 MNCs • 25% of total IT investments in 2015-16 • Fifth most preferred destination for setting up innovation centres after Silicon Valley, London, Paris,
and Singapore
International Collaborations • Bangalore Boston Biosciences Beginnings (B4) • With The Hague on startups, elderly care, technology, cyber security and genetics • With Mie Prefecture, Japan for talent exchange
TALENT POWERHOUSE Ranks 4th in terms of cumulative FDI (USD 17 Bn from 2000 to 2015)
R&D CENTER OF INDIA
Advantage Karnataka Technology
Electronics System Design and Manufacturing • 10% of country’s electronics output • Semiconductor design hub: ~100 chip design companies • Home to 70% of chip designers
Biotechnology • >60% of India’s Biotechnology companies • 30% market share in the country’s revenue from biotechnology sector • Advanced centers for Human Genetics, Agricultural Biotechnology, Bioinformatics
AVGC • 22% of Indian game developers and service providers • Contribution to blockbuster movies like Life of pi, Jungle book, Harry Potter etc. • 20 training institutes and 60 campuses with more than 10,000 students
Bangalore ranked by the Global HR Consultancy Mercer as “Best place to live and work by Expatriates”'
Advantage Karnataka Technology
• Capital subsidy for Anchor units in Greenfield clusters • Additional benefits for Mega Investments (> $40 M / INR 250 Cr ) • Monetary support for filing Patents, R&D subsidy and Marketing
Fiscal Incentives 1
Infrastructure • IT parks/Electronic/BT manufacturing clusters • Common instrumentation facilities
• Karnataka Semiconductor Venture Capital Fund; Bio-venture fund; AVGC fund • Investment in high tech start-ups through Fund of funds • Grants to start-ups to assist in development of ideas to Proof of Concept
• Ease of Doing Business: Single window clearance • Paperless Processes for all clearances and compliances
Funding Support 2
3
Pioneer in announcing sector specific policies IT - 1997; Biotech - 2000; ESDM - 2010; AVGC - 2012; Startup 2015
Ease of doing business
4
Proactive policy framework
Devanahalli
Mangaluru
Kalburagi
Shivamogga
Hubballi
Mysuru
Newly developed Cluster Land Available
(Acres)
Bangalore IT Park at Devanahalli 469
Hardware Park at Devanahalli 106
EPIP Park at Dakshina Kannada District 55
IT SEZ, Mangaluru 31
Aryabhatta Park, Huballi 10
KEONICS (Bengaluru, Mysuru, Mangaluru, Haliyal, Kalburagi, Shivamogga)
50
Land available at NIMZ, Vasanthanarasapura
200
Total 921
Newly developed clusters
STPI registered units*
*STPI - Software Technology Parks of India
STPI registered units with an export of USD 19 Billion in 2014-15 constitutes 60% of IT-BPM & ESDM exports from the State
With an investments of USD 1.27 billion 47 Special Economic Zones (SEZ) are fueling further growth of IT/ITeS sector
Investment opportunities – Information Technology
.
Nutri / Nutraceutical and Phyto-Pharmaceutical Park (N2P2), Mysore USD 20 mn
Agri Biotech Park, Dharwad USD 15-20 mn
Marine Biotech Park, Mangalore USD 20 mn
Animal BT Park / Vivarium, Bidar USD 20 mn
Agri Products
• Biotech Crops (Pulses, Cereals, Plantation Crops)
• Aerobic Rice (water savings)
• Sugarcane-Alternative Products
Pharma
• Vaccine technologies
• Drug Discovers (new antibiotics and other natural entities)
• Synthetic Biology
Environment
• Conversion of Waste to useful products
• Bioremediation
Energy
• Biofuels • Marine Biology
Investment opportunities – Biotechnology
.
Greenfield clusters at Sira, Tumakur, 182 Acres
Greenfield cluster at Chitapur, Gulbarga, 200 acres
IT and HW Investment Region, 2500 acres (Ph I)
Medical Electronics
Communication Hardware & Networks
Semiconductor Design
Consumer Electronics
Defence Electronics
Investment opportunities – Electronic System Design & Manufacture
Digital
Media City
USD 100 million
AVGC Finishing Schools
Digital Art Centres on PPP mode
Post-production Labs
USD 5 million
Investment opportunities – Audio Visual Gaming & Animation
Skills & Talent
Technology Ecosystem
Startup Hub
R&D Centres
Manufacturing Base
Proactive Governance
Key Economic Drivers
• KBITS was established in 2000. It is the single point contact for providing all basic information to investors to facilitate the establishment of IT and BT industries in the State.
• KBITS provides secretarial services to State Level Single Window Clearance Committee and State High Level Clearance Committee, for speedy clearance of IT and BT Projects in the State.
• KBITS administers incentives and concessions to Information Technology and Biotechnology companies.
Karnataka Biotechnology & Information Technology Services
(KBITS)
Karnataka: An excellent place to live and work
Ms. Manjula V, IAS Additional Chief Secretary Dept. of Information Technology, Biotechnology and Science & Technology Email: [email protected] [email protected]
Contact information
Higher Education
- Bharat Lal Meena, IAS
Agenda is to provide application oriented quality Higher Education
• Use of ICT in Higher Education
• Art and Design - arts and healthcare, contemporary crafts, ceramics and textiles, Asian arts,
• Health – Bio photonics, advanced genetics, cell & molecular biology, ageing, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, microbiology,
• Education – New policies and practice, Education of Children and Young People
• Economics, Development Economics, Economics of attention
• Sociology and Social Policy – New issues on Gender & Sexuality, Critical Disability Studies, Urban Geography
• Aviation, Transport & the Environment
• Advanced joint research in Sensing & Imaging
• Electrochemistry, graphene and carbon nanotubes
• Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering
• Presence of 52 universities: State-25,
Central-1 , Deemed-14, Private-12
• Presence of National-level Institutions in
almost every discipline
• Presence of 2292 degree colleges, 207
engineering colleges, 61 medical colleges, 48
dental colleges, 280 management institutions
as well as 305 Polytechnics and over 60
International schools
Opportunities Strengths
NRK 32
Eligibility Assessment for Admission for students
Undergraduate degree courses
• A pass in the +2 level course equivalent to 12 years of schooling
Postgraduate degree courses
• A pass in a 3 or 4 years undergraduate program by a recognized University
Ph.D.
• A pass in two years Master’s Degree in the qualifying subject or an allied subject where inter-disciplinary research is permitted
Postgraduate Diploma
• Pass in 3 or 4 years Undergraduate program offered by a recognized University
Diploma courses
• Pass in the +2 level course [12 years of schooling]
Certificate Courses
• Pass in Grade X (10) examination
Additional Chief Secretary to the Government,
Department of Higher Education,
# 645, 6th Floor, M.S. Building,
Bengaluru 560001, India.
Ph. No.: 080-22252437, 22032494
Fax: 080 – 22253756
Contact information
The Advisor, (OCFS)
Karnataka State Higher Education Council, (KSHEC)
Government of Printing Technology Building,
Palace Road,
Bengaluru - 560001, India.
Ph. No. : 080-22341395, 22341395 Fax: 080-22341393
Email - [email protected]
www.kshec.ac.in
Tourism
- Naveen Raj Singh, IAS
Heritage
Wildlife
Adventure
Coastal
Pilgrim
Leisure
Business
Eco-tourism
Medical / wellness
Offers a variety of tourism products to cater to the demand from different visitor segments
Home to three UNESCO World heritage sites - Hampi, Pattadakal and parts of the Western Ghats
Backed by a strong policy and a vision to make Karnataka a top tourism destination
Karnataka: One State, Many Worlds
Hotels & Resorts
Dormitories/Youth Hostels
Yatri Nivas Agri Tourism
Cruise Tourism
Eco Tourism
Rural Tourism
Wellness, health and holistic Tourism
Adventure Tourism
Religious Tourism
Film Induced Tourism
Museums & Galleries
Heritage zones and clusters
Caravan Park
Entertainment Park
Tourism Interpretation Centres
Tourism Information Kiosk
Wayside Amenities
Vocational Training Institutes
ICT, safety and Security
Hospitality
Exhibits
Varieties
Amusement
Soft & hard infrastructure
Opportunities
Mr. Naveen Raj Singh, IAS
Principal Secretary, Department of Tourism
Phone: +918022034007
Email: [email protected]
Dr. Manjula S, IAS
Director, Department of Tourism
Phone: +919448544274
Email: [email protected]
Nodal Officer
Mr. Chandrasekhar Doddamani
Joint Director (PMU), Department of Tourism
#49, Second Floor,
Khanija Bhavan, Racecourse Road, Bengaluru -1
Phone: +918022352424, +919448505929
Email: [email protected]
Contact information:
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