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Report on the Planning Workshop at SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar

[Sustainable and Environment-friendly Industrial Production Project]

Date: 18th October, 2016

Venue: Conference Hall, SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar

Participants:

S.No. Name Organisation

1. Mr. H R Nautiyal

Regional Manager, SIIDCUL IIE

Haridwar

2. Mr. L K Mishra

AM (IT) Manager, SIIDCUL IIE

Haridwar

3. Dr. Ankur Kansal Regional Officer, UEPPCB, Roorkee

4. Mr. Harindra Garg

Chairperson, SIIDCUL Manufactures

Association of Uttarakhand (SMAU)

5. Mr. Anil Sharma

Executive President, SIIDCUL

Entrepreneurs Welfare Association

(SEWA)

6. Mr. Raju Solanki Owner, Sharp Industries

7. Mr. Amit K Singh CETP Project Manager, IIE Haridwar

8. Mr. Anuj Sharma Representative from RSPL Limited

9. Mr. Mahendra Kumar Representative from Havells India Ltd.

10. Mr. Sandeep Sharma

Representative from Akums Drugs and

Pharmaceuticals

11. Mr. Rohit Chudhury

Representative from Pure and Cure

Healthcare

12. Mr. Mukesh Mishra Representative from ITC Limited

13. Mr. Balwant Singh Representative from ITC Limited

14. Mr. S K Tripathi Representative from ALPS India Ltd.

15. Mr. Ravikant Saini

Representative from Neel Metal PL

Haridwar

16. Mr. Bhuwan Sharma Representative from Cholayil (P) Ltd.

17. Mr. Shailendra Bhandari Representative from Cholayil (P) Ltd.

18. Mr. Manish Rawat Representative from AG Industries

19. Mr. G A Sapvit Representative from AG Industries

20. Mr. Deepak Tiwari Representative from WIPRO Limited

21. Mr. Amit Sharma Representative from Genka Healthcare

22. Mr. Kamal Verma

Representative from Sunmax Auto

Engg Pvt. Ltd.

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23. Mr. Toshar Dange

Representative from Akashyog Health

Products Pvt. Ltd.

24. Mr. John Thomas Senior Advisor, SGR- GIZ (Dehradun)

25. Mr. Raghu B Nukala Project Director, SEIP- GIZ

26. Mr. Hemant Verma Technical Advisor, SEIP Dehradun

27. Ms. Gurpreet Kaur

Junior Technical Advisor, SEIP

Dehradun

28. Ms. Shipra Pandey Admin Assistant SEIP Dehradun

Purpose of the workshop:

□ Finalise activities and broad timelines for the SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar under

SEIP Project

□ Define project management structures

□ Identify key stakeholders and cooperation landscapes of agencies to be

involved

□ Finalisation of members of site level Advisory Group

□ Formation of Project Facilitation Teams

□ Identification of results based activities for SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar under 5R6M

Summary of discussions and decisions taken:

Mr. Hemant Verma from GIZ made a presentation on activities and their status.

Discussions were moderated by Mr. Raghu Babu from GIZ. Following are the

decisions taken are given below.

1. Following major activities for SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar have been identified:

a) Modernisation / Upgradation of CETP / ETPs, ZLD, Improve Conveyance/

Drainage

b) Environment Improvement in Industries (promotion of BAT tecniques).

c) Skills Development – ETP/CETP Operators (Helpers, Technicians)

d) Other Activities for IIE Haridwar/Uttarakhand:

□ Environmental drives through participatory approaches (removal of

waste dumps, plantation etc.)

□ Develop viable solution for management structures for IIE Haridwar for

managing infrastructure & services in IIE Haridwar

□ GIS mapping and development of strategic action plan

□ Improvement of the drain carrying wastewater/sewage passing through

IIE Haridwar

□ Voluntary improvements in wastewater management in industries

□ Voluntary improvements in production processes in industries

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These activities will be complemented by the SEIP project at national level with the

following:

□ Environmental Technology Platform

□ Green rating and certification system for industrial areas

□ Replication, upscaling in other industrial areas

□ New measures under policies, plans, programmes [e.g., Enforcement

directives for industries (tannery); Policy measures on skills

development; Guidelines for CETPs; Guidelines for continuous/online

monitoring systems etc.]

2. For providing solutions for up-gradation/modernisation solutions of ETPs (09 nos),

a list of 22 industries from various sectors has been identified with ETPs of which

09 will be finalised for providing solutions for improvement. Ref. Annexure I.

Following tasks with responsibilities and milestones has been identified:

Tasks Action by By when

Develop questionnaire GIZ * 25th October, 2016

Circulation of questionnaire SMAU, SIA and

SEWA

October, 2016

Survey of sample industries GIZ* November, 2016

Completion of survey (GIZ) GIZ* 15th November, 2016

Presentation to Advisory group on

findings of questionnaires

GIZ* 1st week December,

2016

Conceptual solutions, rough

estimates for ETPs

RODECO February, 2017

*GIZ: SEIP and SGR

3. For improvement at industries and replication of successful models, a list of 50

industries has been identified under the following sectors from SIIDCUL IIE

Haridwar by the participants of the workshop including those identified for providing

solutions with ETPs viz.:

a) Pharma

b) Plastic

c) Electronics/Electricals

d) FMCG (Soaps and Food products)

e) Metal

f) Automobile

g) Packaging

h) Misc. including apparels and service industry

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List of industries under above mention sectors has been detailed out in

Annexure II.

4. Decisions taken on skills development of ETP/CETP operators (helpers/technicians): □ Industries agreed to participate in the survey.

□ Helpers and technicians should be given a short crash course on ETP

operations and management.

□ Government Institutions in the nearby areas should be empaneled to provide

training to the helpers and technicians. Industry representatives identified the

following institutions in nearby areas for empanelment with Skill Council for

Green Jobs (SCGJ) of the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) to

provide skill development training to helpers and technicians of ETPs and

CETP in IIE Haridwar:

o Government Polytechnic in Haridwar

o Pollution Control Research Institute (PCRI)- BHEL

o College of Engineering Roorkee (COER)

GIZ will coordinate with these institutions and SCGJ for affiliation and carrying

out training courses.

□ ETPs being operated and maintained by the third party operators (outsourced

companies) should also be covered in the survey and training.

Following tasks with responsibilities and milestones has been identified:

Tasks Action by By when

a) Inventory of qualifications of technicians and helpers

Develop Questionnaire GIZ 30th October, 2016

Circulation of Questionnaire SMAU, SEWA and SIA

November, 2016

Survey of Sample Industries GIZ November, 2016

Completion of survey GIZ 30th November,

2016

b) Participation in skills courses and competitions

Courses to be organized by GIZ GIZ March 2017

Participants from industries SMAU, SEWA and SIA

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Pics: From the Planning Workshop at the Conference Hall of SIIDCUL at IIE Haridwar

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5. On the steering structures at the industrial area level the following decisions had been taken:

□ SEIP Project Advisory Committee

A Project Advisory Committee would be set up to monitor, review and advice the project.

The Committee would be chaired by Mr. H R Nautiyal, Regional Manager, SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar and will have members from SIA/SMAU/SEWA, Mr. Amit K Singh from CETP and Dr. Kansal from UEPPCB Roorkee.

The Committee will meet once every month (meeting coinciding with single window meeting of UEPPCB).

The suggested composition is as follows:

1. Mr. H. R. Nautiyal, Regional Manager SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar

Chairperson

2. Representative SMAU from SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar Member 3. Representative SEWA from SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar Member 4. Representative SIA from SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar Member 5. Dr. Ankur Kansal, Regional Officer, UEPPCB

Roorkee Member

6. Mr. Amit K Singh, CETP Project Manager SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar

Member

7. Mr Hemant Kumar, Technical Advisor, GIZ Cell at SIIDCUL

Member

8. Rep. of SIIDCUL Haridwar Convenor

It was also decided to constitute the following Facilitation Teams to promote cross learning by inviting industries and experts to participate in the discussions and to identify measures for implementation of environmental improvement in individual industries and IIE Haridwar:

Facilitation Team - Water Pollution Reduction

Facilitation Team – Cleaner Production in Industries

Facilitation Team - Environmental Drives and Outreach

□ Facilitation Team - Water Pollution Reduction

Purpose: To promote cross learning by inviting industries and experts to participate in the discussions and to identify water pollution reduction measures for implementation in individual industries and IIE Haridwar.

The Facilitation Team would be coordinated by Mr. R C Jain (M/s Parma Synth).

The Committee will meet in the 2nd week of every month.

The suggested composition is as follows:

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1. Mr. R C Jain (M/s Parma Synth) Coordinator 2. Mr. Amit K Singh (CETP Project Manager) Member 3. Rep. of M/s Akums Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

(to be identified) Member

4. Rep. of M/s ITC Limited (to be identified) Member 5. Rep. of M/s Kwality Polythreads Pvt. Ltd. (to be

identified) Member

6. Rep. of UEPPCB Invitee

□ Facilitation Team - Cleaner Production in Industries

Purpose: To promote cross learning by inviting industries and experts to participate in the discussions and to identify cleaner production measures for implementation in individual industries.

The Facilitation Team would be coordinated by Mr. Tushar Dongre (M/s Akashyog).

The Committee will meet in the 3rd week of every month.

The suggested composition is as follows:

1. Mr. Tushar Dongre (M/s Akashyog) Coordinator 2. Mr. Deepak Tiwari, M/s Wipro Member 3. Rep. of M/s Hero Moto Corp Limited (to be identified) Member 4. Rep. of M/s Cholayil Pvt. Ltd. (to be identified) Member 5. Rep. of Mahindra Group (to be identified) Member 6. Rep. of UEPPCB Invitee

□ Facilitation Team – Environmental Drives and Outreach

Purpose: To promote environmental drives and outreach so as to improve environment, cleanliness, infrastructure & services in IIE Haridwar, including environmental drives, clean-up drives, plantation drives, awareness programmes, events (workshops, conferences etc.).

The Facilitation Team would be coordinated by Mr. Anil Sharma (SEWA).

The Committee will meet in the 4th week of every month.

The suggested composition is as follows: 1. Mr. Anil Sharma (SEWA) Coordinator 2. Mr. Harindra Garg (SMAU) Member 3. Mr. Raj Tiwari Member 4. Mr. Himesh Kapoor (SEWA Member 5. Mr. Raj Arora (SEWA & SMAU) Member 6. Mr. Arun Raghav Member 7. Mr. Raju Solanki (Sharp Industries) Member 8. Mr. Sudhir Mehta Member 9. Mr. L K Mishra (SIIDCUL) Member 10. Rep. of UEPPCB Invitee

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These three Facilitation Teams will meet on monthly basis and invite industries to participate in the discussions and will identify measures that could be implemented and would follow-up to showcase success stories.

Following tasks with responsibilities and milestones has been identified:

Tasks Action by By when

Monthly Facilitation Team meetings (Information exchange, experience sharing on BAT etc., identification of measures to be implemented voluntarily, documentation etc.)

Organize monthly meetings SMAU/SEWA/SIA and Industry representatives

2nd, 3rd and 4th week of every month

Follow-up GIZ Regularly

Document success stories GIZ Regularly

a) Month long environmental drives

Environment drives for improvements in industries

SMAU /SEWA/ SIA

15 to 25 Oct. 2016

Documentation of successes GIZ Oct. 2016

6. As part of 5R6M (5 successful measures in 6 months) following activities has been

identified: □ Plantation drive- around CETP IIE Haridwar □ Cleanliness drive - removal of waste dumps on the peripheral areas of the

industrial estate □ Rejuvenation/improvement of the Rawali Rao Drain (redesigning of the drain

with natural filters etc.)

Following tasks with responsibilities and milestones has been identified:

Tasks Action by By when

5 Results in 6 Months

Plantation drive

GIZ and SMAU/SEWA/SIA and Industry representatives

Oct & Nov 2016

Cleanliness drive-Removal of waste dumps

Oct & Nov 2016

Rejuvenation of the Rawali Rao drain

December 2016 to April 2017

Follow-up GIZ Regularly

Document success stories GIZ Regularly

For programme agenda and photographs of the Planning Workshop. Ref. Annexure III and IV.

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Annexure I: List of industries and other with ETPs identified in SIIDCUL IIE Haridwar

1) Hindustan Unilever Limited

2) ITC Limited

3) WIPRO Ltd.

4) Hero Moto Corp Ltd.

5) A G Industries

6) Akash Yog Health Products

7) Surya Processed Food Pvt. Ltd.

8) Rockman Industries Ltd.

9) Akums Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

10) Zydus

11) Cavinkare Pvt. Ltd

12) Neel Metal Products Ltd.

13) Pharma Synth Formulation Ltd

14) Kwality Polythreads Pvt. Ltd

15) Havells India Ltd

16) C&S Electric Ltd.(Plot 4, Sector 11)

17) US Metal products

18) Rohit Surfactant Pvt. Ltd. (RSPL)

19) Aman Metal Pvt. Ltd

20) Pentagon Mall- Supertech

21) Gardenia Hotel

22) Metro Hospital

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Annexure II: List of industries identified under various sectors in SIIDCUL IIE

Haridwar

1. Pharma

Synokem Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

Aarogya Formulation Pvt. Ltd

Esckay

Talent Health Care

Eastern Healthcare

PIL Pharaceuticals Pvt. Ltd.

SBL

2. Plastic

Cello Industries

Hamilton Housewares Pvt. Ltd.

Luxar Writing Instruments Pvt. Ltd

VIP Industries

Creative Industries

Arvind camy

Arun Plasto

3. Electronics/Electricals

Anchor Electricals Pvt. Ltd

Napino

HQ Lamps

Halonix

Eon Electricals

Indo Asian

Asian cables

Orbit cables

KKG Industries

4. FMCG (Soaps and Food products)

4.1 Food

Genus Food Pvt. Ltd.

Raja Biscuits Pvt. Ltd.

Perfect Food Pvt. Ltd.

MD Printing

4.2 Soap

GK Burban Herbals

Cholayil

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Padm Services

Herbal Concepts Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.

Lotus Herbals

5. Automobile/Metal

Satyam Auto Components Ltd.

Classic Industries

Autofit

M&M

CMR (century)

Affyn Steel

6. Packaging

TCPL Packaging Ltd.

Uttarakhand Packaging

Revati Print O Pack Unit

Kanhe Packaging

ShreeJi Packaging and Logistic services

Shree Balaji Packaging

7. Misc. (apparels and service industries)

K2 Cloths

Kirby

Godrej

Safeguard industries

Kundan Care Products Ltd

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Annexure III: Planning Workshop – Programme Schedule