CII Communique - October, 2010

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knowledge & innovation initiativesChandrajit Banerjee, Director General, CII; Sam Pitroda, Advisor to the Prime Minister on Public Information Infrastructure & Innovations;clean affordable energy and waste management. Thefocus should be to leverage technology to suit theIndian markets at lowest cost and then leverage thatto storm the global markets.Based on the interaction, ‘Institutionalization’ of thisIndo-US Innovation Exchange Forum, would be lookedat, to ensure that this partnership does not end witha couple of reciprocal visits. While the Forum couldwork under the aegis of the DST from the Indianside, it should also have close links with the NationalInnovation Council. The US side too has to work outwhich agency within the Government should steerthe Forum.Mr. Alec Ross, Advisor on Innovation to the Secretary ofState, USA, would collate and forward a definite actionplan on various possible areas of collaboration.Life SciencesTraining Course on Good Laboratory PracticesCII, in association with the National Good LaboratoryPractice (GLP) Compliance Monitoring Authority(NGCMA), Department of Science and Technology(DST), Government of India, organized the ThirdTraining Course for GLP Inspectors from 3-9 Octoberin Gurgaon.NGCMA is the apex body in the country responsibleto ensure that the National GLP Programme functionsas per Organisation for Economic Co-operation andDevelopment (OECD) norms and principles.Thirty –two scientists participated in the trainingprogramme, representing major national research andacademic organizations. Faculty from the UK, Germany,and South Africa, who are senior members of theOECD Working Group on GLP and also head the GLPCompliance Monitoring Authority in their respectivecountries, conducted a major part of the course, joiningfaculty from NGCMA and the industry.Participants at the CII-DST Third Training Course for Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) Inspectors in Gurgaon50 | October 2010 Communiqué
North East - Arunachal PradeshNorth-East Expo ItanagarCII, with the support of the Ministry ofDevelopment of North Eastern Region(DONER) and the Government ofArunachal Pradesh organized the North-East Expo Itanagar from 29 Septemberto 1 October at Itanagar, ArunachalPradesh. The exposition focused on theemerging opportunities in the areas ofTourism, Handlooms and Handicrafts,Organic Farming and Horticulture. Inan attempt to identify potential businessexchanges in the region, the initiativecreated a unique forum to project thecapabilities of Arunachal Pradesh.Mr Setong Sena, Minister for Finance, Trade &Commerce, Arunachal Pradesh, while inaugurating theExpo, said “in order to improve the economic well beingof the people of Arunachal Pradesh, it is necessary toharness the agricultural, forestry, floriculture and humanresource potential available in the state.” He highlightedthe importance of developing the micro small sectorfirst, to build confidence among the people, beforeundertaking bigger projects.Alongside, a conference on ‘Sustainable Developmentof Arunachal Pradesh’ updated budding, youngentrepreneurs aware about the schemes and opportunitiesavailable for setting up enterprises of various types.Institutions like NEDFi, NSIC, NABARD, and NERAMACwere among the participants at the Expo.Setong Sena, Minister for Finance, Trade & Commerce, Arunachal Pradesh, inauguratingthe North East Expo in ItanagarSetong SenaM Pertin, Commissioner,Industries, Trade & Commerce,Arunachal PradeshAssamCSR ConclaveCII organized a conclave on Corporate Social Sustainable Inclusiveness, on 23 September inGuwahati. The objective of the conclave was to sensitizeand mainstream the CSR agenda, and align governmentaldevelopmental priorities with corporate response.The conference looked at concretizing action plansfor corporates to take on social responsibility, sharegood practices and sensitize the society at large.Dipankar Chatterji, Chairman, CII NE Council & Sr Partner, LB Jha& Co., Naba Kumar Das, Chief Secretary, Assam, Dr Bhupati K Das,Ltd., and Atreyee B. Thekedath, Chairperson, Yi, Guwahati &Director, Web.Com (India) Pvt. Ltd., releasing the CSR CompendiumCommuniqué October 2010 | 51
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