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Maharashtra
Build resilient Infrastructure,
inclusive and sustainable
industrialization and foster
innovation
3 August 2016
Department of Industries, Government of Maharashtra
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Contents
Long term Industrial growth in Maharashtra • Resilient Infrastructure
• Inclusive and sustainable growth
• Foster Innovation
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Long term industrial growth in Maharashtra Build resilient infrastructure
Legend
National Highway
DFC
Expressway
Golden Quadrilateral
Railway
International Airport
Domestic Airport
Major Ports
Key Locations
DMIC Influence Area
MIHAN
Approved SEZ as on
March 2011
As on March 2011
To Goa
To Madhya Pradesh To Gujarat
To Madhya Pradesh
Nagpur
Yavatmal
Akola
Nanded
Solapur
Sangali
Pune
Aurangabad Nasik
Dhule
Wardha
Chandrapur
Jalna
Kolhapur
Jalgaon
Sindhudurg
To Andhra Pradesh
To
Ch
hattisg
arh
To Karnataka
To Goa
Amravati
Osmanabad Baramati
Latur
Ahmednagar Mumbai
Bhandara
Beed Raigarh
Ratnagiri
Satara
Gadchiroli
MIHAN
Than
e: 16
Mumbai: 4
SEZs
Ratnagiri: 3
Raigad: 21
Aurangabad: 3
Nanded: 1
Pune: 19
Nagpur: 2
The districts of Maharashtra have been classified in 6 revenue divisions – Konkan, Nashik, Pune,
Aurangabad, Amaravati and Nagpur
Thane : 15
IT Parks
Mumbai : 44
Pune : 43
Nashik : 2
Nagpur: 6
Aurangabad: 1
***MIHAN: Multi-modal International Cargo
Hub and Airport
***DMIC: Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor
***SEZ: Special Economic Zone
***DFC: Dedicated Freight Corridor
Gondia
Gangapur
Ozhar
Sinnar
Rajgurunagar
Thane
Dighi
Shirdi
Karad
Phaltan
Shirpur
To Andhra Pradesh
Kolhapur : 1
Latur : 2
Solapur : 2
Sangli : 1
Ahmednagar : 1
Satara : 1
Amravati : 1
Sindhudurg: 2
Osmanabad: 1
Dhule: 2 Nashik: 4
Kolhapur: 1
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Long term industrial growth in Maharashtra Build resilient infrastructure
Maharashtra realizes the need for laying strong emphasis for building strong infrastructure base for the industrial development in the state. A snapshot of our work is highlighted here –
Key initiatives
• By MIDC
• DMIC
• BMEC
• By PWD
• Private operators through IIAs and IITTs
• Other infrastructure initiatives
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Long term industrial growth in Maharashtra Build resilient infrastructure – Initiatives by MIDC
MIDC is a pioneer in developing the industrial estates in the country. A snapshot of its initiatives are given as below –
Largest water supply
network in Asia
2045 MLD installed
capacity
Industrial
Estates
Specialized
Infra
Electricity
Water
CFCs
Projects
264 Industrial complexes
~ 73,000 hectares of land
Wine Parks
Silver Parks
Floriculture Park
Food Parks
Textile parks
33 IT Parks, 13
SEZs
Dedicated feeders
for industries
13 Chemical
Zones
19 CETPs
4 CHWTSDF
DMIC
SUPA –
Japanese
Investment Zone
Key Activities
Special planning
authority
Link between Govt.
and Industry
Acquisition and
disposal of land
Providing support
Infrastructure
One-stop for
Investors Relations
Strong network of
local authorities
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Key Success Parameters on Industrial Development in Maharashtra
2450 9875
17872
27491
52223
63084
1962 1972 1982 1992 2002 2012
Land Acquisition in Hectares
The Land acquired by the MIDC has increased from a modest 2450 hectares to 63083.53 hectares by the year 2012. This is a massive jump of 2500% from the inception
10000 52438
216098
371000 409315
903390
1962 1972 1982 1992 2002 2010
Industrial Sector Employment
The industrial employment has increased from 10000 persons in 1962 to more than 903390 by the year 2012
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Long term industrial growth in Maharashtra Build resilient infrastructure – Initiatives by DMIC
DMIC influenced Area- Maharashtra
• DMIC in Maharashtra covers 8 districts
• It passes through Dahanu Road, Virar, Vasai Road, Diva and terminates at the Jawaharlal Nehru Port in Navi Mumbai
• 29% of area and 26% of the population of the state falls within the influence area of DMIC
• 4 major development nodes have been identified in the influence area of DMIC i.e.:
1. Shendra- Bidkin Industrial Area, Aurangabad
2. Igatpuri-Nashik-Sinnar Investment Region
3. Pune-Khed Industrial Area
4. Dighi Industrial Area
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Long term industrial growth in Maharashtra Build resilient infrastructure – Initiatives by DMIC
DMIC projects in Maharashtra
Distance from Aurangabad
– Shendra: 20 km (Jalna Road)
– Bidkin: 24 km (Paithan Road)
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Long term industrial growth in Maharashtra Build resilient infrastructure – Initiatives by PWD
A snapshot on the initiatives by PWD on building National Highway Networks
Total Length of Existing 33 National Highway in Maharashtra: 7476.57 Km A) Length with Public Works Department (CE, NH) : 3732.67 Km B) Length with National Highway Authority of India : 3615.91 Km C) Length with MSRDC (Mumbai- Pune) : 127.90 Km Principally approved NH: 99 ; Length 10850.43 Km 1. Chief Engineer, National Highways, PWD: 66 in No.; Length
4978 Km 2. MSRDC: 33 in No.; Length 3532 Km
Details of National Highway Works through NHAI
Sr. No.
Description Number of
projects Length
(km) Project Cost
(Rs. in Cr)
A 4/6 laning works 16 1097.145 18601.81
B Works in DPR Stage 22 1143.023 19359.83
Improvement of Urban stretches
C Improvement of City Portions
being Bypassed 72 276.695 3624.75
D Development of Urban stretches
19 287.32 5601.00
TOTAL 129 2804.183 47187.39
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Long term industrial growth in Maharashtra Build resilient infrastructure – Initiatives by MSRDC
A snapshot on the initiatives by MSRDC on road projects across the state
Nagpur Mumbai Super Expressway Corridor
Project Cost – INR 31,427 Cr
Mumbai Pune Expressway
Augmentation Work Project Cost – INR 5,043 Cr
Versova Bandra Sea Link
Project Cost – INR 7,502 Cr
Six Laning of Satara-Kagal Section of NH-
4 Project Cost – INR 2,423.4 Cr
Thane Tikujiniwadi to Borivali Tunnel Project Cost – INR 3,000 Cr
Thane Ghodbunder Elevated Corridor
Project Cost – INR 784 Cr
Bhiwandi Kalyan Shilpata Elevated Corridor
Project Cost – INR 2,600 Cr
Thane Creek Bridge (Vashi) III
Project Cost – INR 759 Cr
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Long term industrial growth in Maharashtra Build resilient infrastructure – Private initiatives through establishment of Integrated IT Township (IITT)
Integrated IT Townships of minimum 10 Ha land are being developed with higher FSI with ‘Walk to Work’ concept as smart cities.
Salient features of new Integrated IT Townships
Integrated IT Townships (IITT) are promoted to provide necessary amenities and accommodation in the vicinity of the IT units.
They are being planned for all the regions of Maharashtra where the can be established on both private as well as lands acquired by government agencies – MIDC and CIDCO.
Minimum area required for development of IITT is 10 hectares (25 acres)
IITT will be developed with 60% of total area notified for IT/ITeS activities and the remaining 40% of other support services, service apartments on leave and license basis and other commercial activities
For larger utilization of notified land, IITT will be given higher FSI
The IITTs shall be developed as 'Smart Cities”. Please refer to the Maharashtra IT/ ITeS Policy 2015, for other details on the benefits/ incentives to IT/ITeS units and the rates of the land premium
A total of 39 MoUs worth a proposed investment – INR 1.12 lakh crore has been signed for building IIAs, IITTs and other industrial parks
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Long term industrial growth in Maharashtra Build resilient infrastructure – Private initiatives through establishment of Integrated Industrial Area (IIA)
Integrated IT Townships of minimum 40 Ha land are being developed with higher FSI with ‘Walk to Work’ concept as smart cities.
Salient features of new Integrated Industrial Areas
All industrial areas both government and private over 40 hectares can now be converted into industrial townships holding residential and commercial spaces, provided the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) notifies such areas as integrated industrial areas (IIAs).
The MIDC will act as the special planning authority for all such IIAs.
The state government has allowed 40 per cent of the total land area for commercial and residential usage
The timeline for infrastructure development in such industrial townships has been extended from the previous three years to five years from the sanctioning of building plans.
The norm that required a developer or land owner to obtain IIA notification from MIDC within six months of application has been removed
No separate non-agriculture permission will be required for IIAs, which will also be exempted from payment of fees for scrutinising development plans for the entire township.
Besides commercial and residential spaces, the government has also recently permitted ‘development of campus’ in the non-industrial user category to build educational complexes.
A total of 39 MoUs worth a proposed investment – INR 1.12 lakh crore has been signed for building IIAs, IITTs and other industrial parks
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Long term industrial growth in Maharashtra Build resilient infrastructure – Power sector in the state
Integrated IT Townships of minimum 40 Ha land are being developed with higher FSI with ‘Walk to Work’ concept as smart cities.
As of June 2016, the state had a total installed power generation capacity of
40589.4 MW.
Thermal power contributed 29954.2 MW to the total installed power generation capacity, followed by
renewable power, hydropower and nuclear power with contributions of 6613.3 MW, 3,331.8 MW and 690.1
MW, respectively.
Private sector was the biggest contributor to the total installed power
generation capacity in Maharashtra with a capacity of 18828.2 MW,
followed by 14734.9 MW under state utilities and 7026.3 MW under central
utilities.
The state government formulated Infrastructure Plan-2 Scheme to
upgrade the existing power distribution network and to establish new
connections in the state during 2014-15.
In order to improve the power sector in the state, the government has
announced plans to invest US$ 88.8 million during 2015-16.
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Maharashtra: Key projects undertaken
Navi Mumbai Airport Metro Rail Projects
Designed to accommodate the new large
aircrafts compatible with ICAO Aerodrome
Code 4F
Mumbai metro Rail- Line 1,2& 3;
Metro projects in Pune and Nagpur,
each project cost will be ~ $1.7 Bn
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Maharashtra: Upcoming marquee projects
Mumbai Trans Harbor
MADC - MIHAN NAINA City
International Financial Services
Centre
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Inclusive and sustainable growth Policy Measures for all round inclusive and sustainable growth
Some of the highlights of the various state level policy measures taken for an all round inclusive and sustainable growth
MIDC Land Acquisition policy
Bharat Ratna Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar special package scheme of incentive for SC/ST entrepreneurs
Employment to local persons through the Maharashtra industrial policy
Maharashtra Procurement Policy
The Maharashtra Industrial Policy 2013, reserves 80% of the employment opportunities through new units to the Maharashtra Domicile persons
• The MIDC acquires new land from the farmers through consent and negotiations. Through this policy, it returns 15 per cent of the developed land to the original owners
• Under a recent initiative, 20 per cent of the land in a MIDC industrial estate will be reserved for the MSMEs
• Under the Maharashtra Procurement Policy, 20 per cent of the procurement will be done from the MSME, whereas 4 per cent will be done from SC/ST entrepreneurs
• Special reservations are made for the start-ups as well • Relaxation of criteria of start-up and experience
Policy Highlights
• Capital subsidy
• Rebate on land cost
• INR 50 crores Venture capital fund
• Power tariff subsidy
• Interest Subsidy
• Cluster development scheme
• Infrastructure development scheme
for clusters
• A special scheme to have at least
one entrepreneur from each Taluka
• Focus on Skill development
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Inclusive and sustainable growth Infrastructure measures for an environment friendly growth
MIDC works actively in the abatement on environment
Some of the Key measures taken by MIDC are
Establishment of CETPs
Establishment of Hazardous Waste Sites
Green Belt Development
Infrastructure Commissioned (Capacity) Under Construction (Capacity) Planned (Capacity)
Common Effluent treatment Plants
18 (176.8 MLD) 7 (52 MLD) 10 (27.5 MLD)
Sewage Treatment Plants 1 (0.80 MLD) 2 (8 MLD) 1 (2 MLD)
Common Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage & Disposal Facility
4 (250,000 MT/Yr) - 2 (NA)
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Foster Innovation Draft Start-up Policy
The Draft Start-up policy aims at simplify procedures, facilitate access to funds and facilitate knowledge exchange, incubation and visibility for the startups
Major Highlights of the policy
Fiscal incentives – IPS, Stamp duty exemption,
Patent Filling Cost, Electricity Duty Exemption etc.
2 % of reserved space in IT parks for the start-
ups Ready to use Galas Ease of Doing Business Startup Parks
Common Infrastructure – testing Labs,
Enterprise Software & shared Hardware etc.
Startup Fund Special reservations for
start-ups in Public Procurement Policy
Relaxation of criteria of start-up and experience in Public Procurement
Policy
Promote Entrepreneurship
amongst the youth
International Startup Exchange Programme
Export Promotion & Marketing Assistance
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Foster innovation Ease of Doing Business Reforms implemented
MCGM has introduced an Online Single Window system and Common
Application Form (CAF), which removes the need for applicants to apply individually for departmental
NOCs or submit physical documents.
MCGM has introduced a provision where if the architect submits video clips of the building plan, they are exempted from inspection by the
building proposal office
The Intimation of Disapproval (IOD) and the Plinth Commencement
Certificate are now issued together under a single process
MCGM has removed the requirement of inspections for Registration under
Shops and Establishments in Mumbai. This has enabled the issuance of Shops and Establishment Licenses on a real-
time basis.
VAT Refund to be completed within 45 days from the date of submission of refund application directly into the
dealer’s account using NEFT transfers. Previously there was no deadline for
this.
Electronic case management system in place within the competent court for
use by lawyers
A snapshot on the ease of doing business reforms implemented
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Foster innovation Ease of Doing Business Reforms implemented
All electricity providing utilities in Mumbai have introduced a mechanism
for online application, document upload and onetime payment which includes application fees, connection fee and security deposit user need to pay at the time of application for new electricity connection above 100 K W.
All electricity providing utilities in Mumbai use SCADA SYSTEM for monitoring and arranging load
transfers, outages and restoration of supply at EHV and HV levels( 110kV to 11kV ) installed at Receiving stations,
Zonal Centers and Unified load Monitoring center (ULMC)
Templates required for property registration are made available on Department’s website for e.g.- Sale
Deed.
To apply to the Land and Survey Office for mutation of the title of the property, a previously needed affidavit has been
abolished and self attestation is permitted.
Establishment of specialized commercial court in Mumbai.
Reports can be generated to monitor court’s performance
A snapshot on the ease of doing business reforms implemented