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How To Promote Export


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Export:Export:--

Export is the transfer of capital,goodsExport is the transfer of capital,goods

andandServices across international borders orServices across international borders or

territories.territories.

An export is any good or commodityAn export is any good or commodity

transported from one country to anothertransported from one country to another

country in a legitimate fashion.country in a legitimate fashion.


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Year export import balanceYear export import balance

19901990--91 32558 4319391 32558 43193 --10,63510,635

20002000--01 203571 23087301 203571 230873 --2730227302

20012001--02 209018 24520002 209018 245200 --3618236182

20022002--03 255137 29720603 255137 297206 --4206942069

20032003--04 293367 35910804 293367 359108 --6574165741

20042004--05 357076 47620105 357076 476201 --119125119125


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Exports:Exports:-- $163 billon (2007$163 billon (2007--08)08)

Export Goods:Export Goods:-- Textile goods,Gems AndTextile goods,Gems And

Jewelry,EngineeringJewelry,Engineeringgoods,chemicals,Leathergoods,chemicals,Leather

manufactures.manufactures.

Main ExportMain ExportPartners:US18%,China8.9%,UAE8.4%Partners:US18%,China8.9%,UAE8.4%


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SHARE OF EXPORTS OF VARIOUSSHARE OF EXPORTS OF VARIOUS

CLASSIFIED SECTORSCLASSIFIED SECTORS

Rest of Textiles

13%

Ores &

Minerals

3%

Marine

Products

3%

Electronic

Goods2% Engineering

Products

13%

Gem &

Jewellery22%

Readymade

Garments

14%

Handicrafts

2%

Agri-Allied

Products

10%Plantation

2%

Chemicals &related

products

14%

Others

2%

Rest of Textiles

13%

Ores &

Minerals

3%

Marine

Products

3%

Electronic

Goods2% Engineering

Products

13%

Gem &

Jewellery22%

Readymade

Garments

14%

Handicrafts

2%

Agri-Allied

Products

10%Plantation

2%

Chemicals &related

products

14%

Others

2%

Rest of Textiles

13%

Ores &

Minerals

3%

Marine

Products

3%

Electronic

Goods2% Engineering

Products

13%

Gem &

Jewellery22%

Readymade

Garments

14%

Handicrafts

2%

Ag ri-Allied

Products

10%Plantation

2%

Ch emicals &related

products

14%

Others

2%

Rest of Textiles

13%

Ores &

Minerals

3%

Marine

Products

3%

Electronic

Goods2% Engineering

Products

13%

Gem &

Jewellery22%

Readymade

Garments

14%

Handicrafts

2%

Ag ri-Allied

Products

10%Plantation

2%

Ch emicals &related

products

14%

Others

2%


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India a significant player in cottonIndia a significant player in cotton

textile tradetextile trade

Made ups : 9

Processed fabric :13

Grey fabric : 3

Yarn : 6

World Trade in Cotton Textiles

US $ 31 Billion IN 1999

Overall Rank 2nd after

ChinaLargest exporter of Cotton

Yarn and second largest

In Made ups

EXPORT GROWTH 6%

HIGHER THAN CHINA AND

PAKISTAN

INDIA


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IMPACT OF US FINANCIAL

CRISESO

N INDIAN EXPO

RT World wide financial crises has caused uptoWorld wide financial crises has caused upto

70% fall in indias exports.70% fall in indias exports.

Handicraft exports fell by 70%.Handicraft exports fell by 70%. Tea and carpets also come down by 20% andTea and carpets also come down by 20% and

32% resprctively.32% resprctively.

Overall export growth went down to just overOverall export growth went down to just over10% from 26.9%.10% from 26.9%.


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Measures To PromoteMeasures To Promote

ExportsExports1.Market Access Initiative:1.MarketAccess Initiative:-- GovernmentGovernment

provideprovide

financial assistance ranging from 25% tofinancial assistance ranging from 25% to100% depending uponthe activity.100% depending uponthe activity.

2.Marketing Developmentassistance(MDA):2.Marketing Developmentassistance(MDA):--

MDAMDAscheme isintended to provide financialscheme isintended to provide financialassistance forarange of exportpromotionassistance forarange of exportpromotionactivitiesimplemented by exportactivitiesimplemented by exportromotioncouncils.romotioncouncils.


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3.Brand Promotion And Quality:3.Brand Promotion And Quality:--

The CentralThe Central

government should support and assistance togovernment should support and assistance totrade and industry to launch a nationwidetrade and industry to launch a nationwide

programme on quality awareness and toprogramme on quality awareness and to

promote the concept of total qualitypromote the concept of total quality

management.management.4.Agricultural Exports:4.Agricultural Exports:--

In agri export zones,currentlyIn agri export zones,currently

There are 20 zones.Government is running aThere are 20 zones.Government is running a


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Scheme called vishesh krishi upaj yojna.Scheme called vishesh krishi upaj yojna.

5.Special Economic Zones:5.Special Economic Zones:--

SEZS are growth engines thatSEZS are growth engines thatcan boost manufacturing ,augment exports andcan boost manufacturing ,augment exports and

generate employment.generate employment.

6.Cottage Sector and Handicrafts:6.Cottage Sector and Handicrafts:--Cottage sector andCottage sector and

handicrafts have a very strong propensity forhandicrafts have a very strong propensity for


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economic activities with export

possibilities.

7.Target Plus Scheme :-Accelerate growth in exports

by rewarding star export houses who

have achieved a quantum growth in

exports.


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Export Oriented Unit (EOU)Export Oriented Unit (EOU)

SchemeScheme Was Was alsoalso createdcreated asas

specialspecial enclavesenclaves

separatedseparated fromfrom

domesticdomestic tarifftariff areaarea

forfor providing providing anan

internationallyinternationally

competitivecompetitive dutyduty freefreeenvironmentenvironment forfor

exportexport purposespurposes..

8,729

2,069

10279

2004

12500

2178

14200

2938

15912

0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

14,000

16,000

1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01

Exports (in Cr.) Duty exemption availed


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INDIAS VISIONINDIAS VISION

DOUBLINGOF PRODUCTIONDOUBLINGOF PRODUCTION

OF COTTON AND MAN MADE FIBREOF COTTON AND MAN MADE FIBRE

THRUST ON EXPORTS OF VALUE ADDEDTHRUST ON EXPORTS OF VALUE ADDED

PRODUCTSPRODUCTS

US $ 50 BILLION EXPORTS BY2010US $ 50 BILLION EXPORTS BY2010


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THANK YOUTHANK YOU

PRESENTED BYPRESENTED BY

SHAILENDRA SRIVASTAVASHAILENDRA SRIVASTAVA

KUMAR VAIBHOVKUMAR VAIBHOV

AKASH JAISWALAKASH JAISWALABHISHEK PRATAPABHISHEK PRATAP

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