north east india - the opportunity landscape
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North East India - The Opportunity Landscape. North East - at a glance. 10.97 lacs. 5.40 lacs. 266.18 lacs. 19.90 lacs. 23.18 lacs. 21.66 lacs. 31.99 lacs. 8.8 lacs. Total Area : 2,62,191 sq. km ( 8 % of the country) Population : 38.9 mn (3.75% of the total population of India) - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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North East India - North East India -
The OpportunityThe Opportunity
LandscapeLandscape
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Total AreaTotal Area : 2,62,191 sq. km ( 8 % of the country)PopulationPopulation: 38.9 mn (3.75% of the total population of India)
96% of the Region shares international borders96% of the Region shares international borders
North East - at a glance North East - at a glance
10.97 lacs
19.90 lacs
21.66 lacs
8.8 lacs31.99 lacs
23.18 lacs
266.18 lacs
5.40 lacs
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NER National •Literacy rate 68.6 % 64 %•Avg per capita income
(2008-09) Rs 28,098 Rs 38,084
•Rural Population 85% 72%•Population below
Poverty line34% 25%
Socio- Economics Socio- Economics
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Resource BaseResource Base
NE Reserves All India Share %•Coal 327.26 Mil MT 6000 Mil MT 5.45
•Limestone 181.28 Mil MT 956.23 Mil MT 18.93
•Dolomite 80.6 Mil MT 7,533 Mil MT 1.1
•Uranium 17245 MT 116373 MT 14.8
•Bamboo 2.80 Mil Hectares 10.03 Mil Hectares 28
•Forest area 56.93% of Total land
22.83% of Total land
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Central Government Impetus Central Government Impetus • Investments during 10th Plan Period : Rs 80,943 crs• Investments during 11th Plan Period (upto 2009-10) : Rs 82,891 crs•Expenditure of Central Ministries in NER for the period 1998-99 to 2007-08 : Rs 55,957 crs
•Since 1998-99, 10% of gross budgetary support to all eligible Central Ministries earmarked for North East
•Unspent amount of these funds is pooled into Non- Lapsable Central Pool of Resources (NLCPR) for the North East
•World Bank is investing in natural resources, water, environment and livelihood projects
•Asian Development Bank is investing in Road & Urban Development projects, Trade and Capacity building
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Sector Major Projects Estimated Amount of Tot spent (Rs Crs)
• Road incl East West Corridor, NHDP 2 16,000
• Power incl Tipaimukh, Dibang 8 50,000
• Railways incl National Projects 16 18,613
• Airports 5 Greenfield projects
645*
• Multi-Modal Transit Project at Kaladan 2 1,098
• Industrial parks 15 1,416
Opportunities in North EastOpportunities in North East……Beyond the Traditional Beyond the Traditional
INFRASTRUCTUREINFRASTRUCTURE: few important ones: few important ones……..Projects underProjects under implementationimplementation
* Only for two Projects
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HYDEL POWERHYDEL POWER• Perennial rivers -more then 60% of India’s Hydropower Potential in the
North East
• North East poised to have a boom in hydro power projects• Arunachal Pradesh - more then 19 major hydro power project
identified with an estimated cost of Rs 7,300crs• Assam and Arunachal Pradesh have launched special policies for Major
& Minor Hydel Projects for private sector participation
State State Potential Potential Assessed (MW) Assessed (MW)
Arunachal PradeshArunachal Pradesh 50,32850,328
Sikkim Sikkim 4,2864,286
Others Others 8,6438,643
Only 1.6 % Only 1.6 % developed so far developed so far
Opportunities in North EastOpportunities in North East……Beyond the Traditional Beyond the Traditional
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Natural Gas & OilNatural Gas & Oil •North East has more than half of India’s onshore gas (23 million cubic
meters) and oil repository •The region has a potential of 3.5 million cubic meters of gas per day •Natural gas available in Tripura is of high quality, with methane content
up to 97 per cent•Shale Oil Reserves in Assam are estimated at 137 billion tonnes with a
recovery factor of 20-35% and the crude oil potential is 14 billion tonnes. This can sustain production of 140 million tonnes of crude oil for 100 years. This is more than India's entire current oil consumption
•Huge potential for Private Sector participation in exploration and setting up gas related industries
Opportunities in North EastOpportunities in North East……Beyond the Traditional Beyond the Traditional
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Power & Gas Projects on the anvilPower & Gas Projects on the anvil
Projects Cost (Rs crores)•Brahmaputra Crackers & Polymers Limited 9400•Lower Subansiri Hydro Power Project - 2,000 Mw 9000•Dibang Multipurpose Hydro Electric Project 16425•Tipaimukh Hydro Electric Project (1500 Mw) 8139•Loktak Downstream Power Project 8000
•Myntdu Leshka Hydro Electric Project(2 X 42 + 1 X 42) Mega Watts
671
•Tuirial Hydro Project Cost – 60 Mw 914•Tizu H.E. Project 731
•Teesta – V Power Project 3000•Gas-Based Thermal Power Project 3000•Monarchak Gas based Project 256
Assam Gas Craker Project is expected to trigger massive growth in Packaging Assam Gas Craker Project is expected to trigger massive growth in Packaging and Textiles sectors across the region. At least 500 downstream plastic and Textiles sectors across the region. At least 500 downstream plastic
processing industries can come up processing industries can come up
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TOURISMTOURISM•A 365 days Destination with a wide array of choices, e.g. nature / eco /
ethnic tourism to many tourist destinations •Home to over 160 schedules tribes & over 400 sub tribes and Ethnic
festivals such as the Horn Bill Festival• 20 Golf Courses•A Buddhist circuit connecting Buddhist sites in Sikkim & Arunachal Pradesh
with Thailand being planned•Unique product propositions – Tea Tourism, Golf, River cruise, Angling,
Polo, Floating Hotels, Wildlife, Nostalgia sites - tea estates, war memorials
Opportunities in North EastOpportunities in North East……Beyond the Traditional Beyond the Traditional
From 1st January 2011 Govt of India has relaxed the Protected Area Permit for From 1st January 2011 Govt of India has relaxed the Protected Area Permit for foreign nationals, unleashing enormous prospectsforeign nationals, unleashing enormous prospects
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EducationEducation, Health Care & Skill DevelopmentHealth Care & Skill Development
• High Literacy rates and rising aspiration levels have unleashed new trends
• Rising demand for education and skill development because of large young population
• IIT & IIM are already there • Scope for many more institutions of higher learning• Rising income levels have also created demand for healthcare• Specialised hospitals being planned• North East Industrial and Investment Promotion Policy 2007 has
classified Vocational Training industrial eligible for all similar benefits
Opportunities in North EastOpportunities in North East……Beyond the Traditional Beyond the Traditional
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No Longer Land locked – New Directions in No Longer Land locked – New Directions in Connectivity Connectivity
•Rail line between Agartala and Bangladesh on the cards
•Bangladesh has allowed access to Chittagong Port for movement of goods to North East
Akhaura Project linking BangladeshAkhaura Project linking Bangladesh
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The 1100cr KMMT Project envisages
connectivity using the Sittwe port in
Myanmar, then through riverine transport and by road to Mizoram and into North East
No Longer Land locked – New Directions in No Longer Land locked – New Directions in Connectivity Connectivity
Kaladan Multi-Modal Transport ProjectKaladan Multi-Modal Transport Project
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Incentives for InvestmentsIncentives for Investments
NEIIPP Key FeaturesNEIIPP Key Features• 100% Excise Duty & Income Tax Exemptions• Many Subsidies including Capital, Interest & Transport
Few Unique State Policy Advantages Few Unique State Policy Advantages ……..• Tourism - Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Sikkim, Tripura • IT - All except Arunachal Pradesh • Hydropower – Assam & Arunachal Pradesh• Power through Non-Conventional Energy Sources - Mizoram• Bamboo - Assam, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura
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CII in the North EastCII in the North East
CII working in the North East for the last 10 years with CII working in the North East for the last 10 years with Offices in Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram & TripuraOffices in Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram & Tripura
Thrust AreasThrust Areas • Capacity Building• Market Linkages• Policy Advocacy• Trade Linkages• Technology Dissemination• Investment promotion
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Looking into the FutureLooking into the Future
• Large number of 1st generation entrepreneurs scripting success stories
• Major initiatives in agro - processing, using biodiversity as a resource / opportunity
• Initiated organised bamboo plantation and bamboo based industry• Major initiatives in strengthening border trade and especially trade
with Bangladesh • Initiatives in Look East Policy and close ties with BIMSTEC