chapter viii wool & wollen textiles industry - Ministry of Textiles

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GOI Share Rs.185.22 crores.
Future Programme
ministry of textiles
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Released Rs.130.85 crores
Four Projects completed – Bangalore-
Karnataka, Thiruvananthapuram-
Kerala, Tirupur-Tamil Nadu, and
Tronica City-Uttar Pradesh
One project of Kanpur – Uttar Pradesh
nearing completion (Training centre
component yet to be completed)
Scheme for Integrated Textile Parks
(SITP):
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As per the target, forty (40) Textiles
Park projects have been sanctioned.
Estimated project cost (for common
infrastructure and common facilities)
of the 40 sanctioned projects is Rs.
4133.09 Crore, of which Government
of India assistance under the scheme
would be Rs. 1419.69 Crore.
An amount of Rs. 992.43 Crore has
been released under SITP.
2292 entrepreneurs will put up their
units in these parks covering an
area of 4307.97 Acre. The estimated
investment in these parks will be Rs.
19456.90 Crore and estimated annual
production will be Rs. 33568.50
Crore.
● Andhra Pradesh (5), Gujarat (7),
Maharashtra (9), Tamil Nadu (8),
Rajasthan (5), Karnataka (1), Punjab
(3), West Bengal (1), Madhya
Pradesh (1).
● Seven projects have been
completed–Brandix & Pochampally-
Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat Eco Textile
Park & Mundra – Gujarat, Palladam
Hi-Tech Weaving Park, Karur – Tamil
Nadu and Islampur Integrated Textile
Park, Maharashtra. Production has
been started in 24 out of 40 projects.
Considering the overwhelming response
to the scheme and opportunities for
growth of the textiles industry and in
view of the consistent requests from
State Governments, industry groups
and entrepreneurs for setting up of new
textile parks, a note was submitted by
the Ministry of Textiles for consideration
of the Cabinet Committee on Economic
Affairs for approval of more Textile
Parks. The CCEA has approved the
proposal for sanction of additional parks
under SITP to utilize the balance Rs.
200 Crore in the 11th Five Year Plan and
number of projects be limited in such a
way that committed liability of the new
parks does not exceed Rs. 200 Crore
in the 12th Five Year Plan. The CCEA
also approved the revised guidelines
enabling a two tier scrutiny and approval
mechanism. The proposals received
for new parks have been examined by
the Project Scrutiny Committee (PSC)
comprising representatives from Ministry
of Finance, Planning Commission,
Ministry of Commerce & Industry, and
Ministry of Environment & Forest. After
examination by PSC, 21 new Textile
Park proposals have been approved by
the Project Approval Committee under
the Chairmanship of Minister of Textiles
with Secretary (T) and JS concerned as
members.
INTEGRATED SKILL DEVELOPMENT
SCHEME (ISDS)
Objectives of the Integrated Skill
development Scheme:
1. To address the trained manpower
needs of textiles and related
segments by developing a cohesive
and integrated framework of training
based on the industry needs.
Addressing this need is critical for
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