Goa’s Parrikar govt seeks Rs 25,000-crore industrial investment in five years
23 May 2013 3:30 PM IST
Goa government’s proposed new industrial investment policy (IIP) aims to attract Rs 25,000 crore into the State and generate 50,000 jobs in the next five years by providing employment and revenue-based incentives to investors, here on Wednesady.
The draft policy wants to make Goa an ‘aspirational destination’ for investment into high-end manufacturing and R&D units, according to the task force on IIP.
‘The main thrust of the policy is to create sustainable employment for locals,’ Atul Pai Kane, who heads the task force, told reporters here today.
The policy aims to attract investment worth Rs 25,000 crore and create 50,000 jobs for the locals in the next five years, he said. According to the draft policy, the state government should give incentives to industries based on employment and revenue generation by them. Kane said 80 per cent of the jobs should be given to the locals. The policymakers have suggested that knowledge-based industry, pharma, research and development, tourism and food processing players should be welcomed in the coastal State.
Insisting on equal distribution of industries across Goa, the task force has recommended that special incentives should be given to corporate entities who are willing to set up their facilities in the hinterland.
The draft policy wants to make Goa an ‘aspirational destination’ for investment into high-end manufacturing and R&D units, according to the task force on IIP.
‘The main thrust of the policy is to create sustainable employment for locals,’ Atul Pai Kane, who heads the task force, told reporters here today.
The policy aims to attract investment worth Rs 25,000 crore and create 50,000 jobs for the locals in the next five years, he said. According to the draft policy, the state government should give incentives to industries based on employment and revenue generation by them. Kane said 80 per cent of the jobs should be given to the locals. The policymakers have suggested that knowledge-based industry, pharma, research and development, tourism and food processing players should be welcomed in the coastal State.
Insisting on equal distribution of industries across Goa, the task force has recommended that special incentives should be given to corporate entities who are willing to set up their facilities in the hinterland.
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