Question 14GS3GS3
To what extent has the Production Linked Incentive Scheme for the food processing industry facilitated value addition, employment generation, and global competitiveness in India's food processing industry?
Main Body
Production linked Incentive Scheme PLI promotes vision of Administration Bharat of 2047 by leaving on incentive based climactic industry. Food processing industry FPI is an emerging sunrise sector providing value addition to raw materials ei fruits to gains - PLI for value addition: (1) Promote storage facilities - ei investment in mega food banks [illegible] cold storage. (2) Promote preservation - for reducing spoilage during the process.
3Innamatni process to it convert raw material into final product enhancing quality of product and price. For Employment generation: (1) Various sectors ei storage facilities, warehouses, logistics ei dinners Marketing Channels. (2) More commercial employment - ei for each crops (Clean Plant Programme for horticulture. (3) on export facilities ei on ports, airports. (4) for Infrastructure development ei roads railways. (5) labour Intensive industries ei in Mega food Parks. for global competitiveness: (1) Enhanced quality - a competitor for global products - by preserving and reducing wastage of perishables. (2) High Price ei value of pickles is higher than fruit. (3) Growth of exports - by rising demand. (4) Attract investment ei Al sector in infrastructure. Challenges: lack of timely disbursement of incentives for lack of transparency in information dissemination. ei shift regulation inducing ease of doing business. ei Issues in land acquisition. Strict procedures & norms for proactive information dissemination in inventory. Single portal for clearances. Rehabilitation of displaced. Thus, PLI via PPL can promote growth of Vision Bharat by 2047.
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Topper
RAKHI
AIR 652025
Subject & Paper
GS3GS3
Topic
Agriculture and Food Security
Food processing
Food processing
Writing Stats
240
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