includes information about : NRDC TBSE TIFAC SIDBI

1. REGULATORY AGENCIES
IN INDIA
BY:-
TANUJA BISHT
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

2. • Content:-
• NRDC
• TBSE
• TIFAC
• SIDBI
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3. NATIONAL RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION (NRDC)
• Non-departmental government body
• Established by British govt in December 1953 to transfer technology
from public sector to private sector.
• It is a premier knowledge transfer organization (KTO), working under
administrative control of department of scientific and industrial
research, under Ministry of Science & Technology GOI.
• Was established to commercialize, develop and promote
development of indigenous technologies, inventions, patents from
national R&D institutions, individual inventors and universities.
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4. • Play a significant role in providing vital link between research
network and industry in the country.
• Most imp function- to make sure that worthwhile invention, be
it from national lab, pvt inventors, small firm or budding
innovator in university, did not go unnoticed and unrecognized.
• Till now >2000 technologies has been acquired from different
sources.
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5. OBJECTIVES OF NRDC:-
• To promote, develop, nurture and commercialize innovative,
reliable and competitive technique from R&D institutes through
value addition and partnership.
• To sensitize R&D institutions and industries about technology
that needs to be developed and commercialized.
• To install and work pilot, proto-type, or semi-scale unit or full
commercial plants to develop a particular invention/inventions
and ensure production from such invention to sell or otherwise
dispose of the products of such inventions or payment as per
the terms and conditions.
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6. • Spend money in experimenting on testing & in improving or
seeking to improve any patent, rights, inventions, discoveries,
processes or information.
• To develop and exploit patents and inventions by general or
special agreement by universities, research institutions or
individuals.
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7. NRDC SERVICES AND WORKING AREAS
• Forged strong links wit scientific and industrial community in
India and abroad and develop wide network of research
institution, academia and industry.
• Made arrangements for commercialization of developed
technology in their labs
• Has licensed indigenous technology from >4800 entrepreneurs
and helped to establish large number of small and medium
scale industries.
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8. • Perform promotional program for encouragement and
advancement of research and innovations.
• Provide techno-commercial support, technical and financial
support for IPR protection.
• Help in generating income from promotion in indigenous
technology through technology licensing, commercialising
home grown technology royalties, government promoted
program.
• Promote, participate and support flagship schemes of govt
including skill India, Make in India, start-up India etc either
through own funds or under CSIR funding or grants.
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9. Typically NRDC would patent the product for commercial
exploitation and earn royalties as private sector companies
generated sales from those products.
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10. Technology Bureau for Small
Enterprises
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11. TBSE
• Provides platform where small enterprises can tap
opportunities at global level for acquisition of technology or
business collaboration.
• It is a result of joint initiative of United Nations APCTT and
Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) established
in 1995.
• Established to bring synergy of technology and finance under
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12. • It also receives partial funding from the Office of DC (SSI), GOI.
• It makes available services to facilitates transfer of technology
and joint venture collaborations.
• As on March 2001, the Bureau has received 474 technology
requests and 1087 technology offers.
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13. OBJECTIVES:-
• Offers a professionally managed system for technology and
collaboration search.
• Helps in building up confidence between prospective partners.
• Lends a friendly hand in the intricate task of negotiations and
matching of perceptions.
• Provide gateway to global market through networking.
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14. • Unique mechanism for arranging technology and finance.
• Render customized service and wide range affiliations.
• Takes up project appraisal and preparation of business plan.
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15. RANGE OF SERVICES:-
I. Technology information:-
Has a large computerized data base on technology
optionsavailable from different countries.
Gives the user update information on sources of technologies
and means of accessing them.
Maintain background information on technology seeking
enterprises and made it available to technology suppliers and
collaborators.
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16. II. Identification of suitable collaborating partners:-
Identifies business partners willing to collaborate.
It bring the willing partners face to face and extends
support to tie up financial assistance and other
requirements for transfer of technology and joint
ventures.
Collaborating partners are further assisted in drafting
agreements, obtaining various approvals and
preparation of business plans.
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17. III. Finance syndication:-
Depending on the cost of project, nature and quantum
assistance required, the Bureau undertakes financial syndication
through SIDBI covering term loans, venture capital, lines of credit
and on selective basis interest free loans to meet initial
expenditure in the pre-technology absorption stage.
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18. IV. Business collaborations:-
It support to small enterprises for the export of technologies and
the products manufactured by them through business tie-ups as a
part of the package.
To promote international cooperation amongst SMEs, the Bureau
organizes overseas visits of business delegations.
V. Support services:-
Arranges consultancy services, visits of overseas experts for in-
plant counseling.
Coordinates buyer-seller meets for specific product process
technologies.
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19. Technology Information, Forecastin
and Assessment Council
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20. TIFAC:-
• New Delhi
• Autonomous organization
• Established by GOI in Feb 1988 under the Dept of Science &
Technology
• Established to look ahead in technology domain, assess
technology trajectories and support innovation by networked
actions in selected areas of national importance.
• Is a registered society, mandated to assess the state-of-art of
technology.
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21. • Set directions for future technological development in
important socio-economic sectors in India.
• Is a unique knowledge network institution in India.
• It fills a critical gap in the overall S&T system of India.
• May play a major role in developing strong foresight framework
and network for the country by carrying out foresight studies in
crucial sectors of national importance.
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22. FUNCTIONING BODY OF TIFAC:-
• Chairman
• Ex-officio members including secretory and director general
• Eminent experts from the Central Govt., corporate sector,
National R&D Labs and academia.
• Executive director
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23. OBJECTIVES:-
• Examine and evaluate the existing state of art of technology
• Undertake techno-market, technology assessment and forecast
studies in key sectors of national economy
• To watch global trends and formulation of preferred options for
India
• To look forward for technologies, assessing the technology
trajectories.
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24. • To establish nationally accessible technology information
system
• To promote key technologies and ensure timely availability of
requisite technologies
• To devise and set up suitable information collection and
programming groups.
• To support technology innovation by network actions in
selected technology areas of national importance.
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25. FIG: NETWORK OF TIFAC WITH OTHER
ORGANIZATIONS
TIFAC
Scientific
dept Socio-
economi
c
ministrie
s
Financial
institutio
ns ICICI,
TBD etc
Internatio
nal
agencies
ASEAN etc
Vast pool
of experts
Academic
institution
s and R&D
agencies
Corporate
sectors &
Enterpreneu
rs
Industry
associates
CII, FICCI etc
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26. RANGE OF SERVICES
Projects performed by TIFAC are:
• Carried out technology foresight exercise, facilitate and
support technology development
• Delivered informative reports on number of technology
assessment, techno-market survey (TMS) and forecasting.
• Covered most of imp areas of social and economic significance
to the country with a status of the world and business
opportunities.
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27. • Helped industrial segment, agricultural activities, health
services etc in their development.
• Developed several mission for technological upgradation in
various sectors through Home Sugar Technology, Fly Ash
Mission.
• Launched scheme KIRAN-IPR to empower women in R&D sector
through training on IPR.
• Developed patent facilitation center that provide facilities to
scientists and technologists in the country for Indian and
foreign patents.
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28. MISSION PROGRAM OF TECHNOLOGY VISION
2020
• Increasing agricultural production approach and food
processing- 10 projects were launched under this.
• Road construction and transportation equipment- upgrading
existing strength of manufacturing capability in this sector and
provide technology support.
• Textile machinery upgradation- launched 6 projactes aiming
upgradation of selected textile machines.
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29. • Upgradation of science and technology colleges (Mission
Reach)- aims to create 100 center of relevance and excellence
• Health care services- technology development for medical
equipment and optimization of process for herbal and natural
products.
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30. MISSION PROGRAM OF TECHNOLOGY VISION
2035
• Inaugurated during 103rd Indian Science Congress in Mysuru,
by Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi.
• Released technology roadmaps in 12 thematic areas of national
priorities and importance-
• Education, environment . Information & communication
technology
• Energy, food & agriculture . Materials and Manufacturing
• Global change issues . Medical science and health care
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31. Small Industrial Development Bank Of
India
(SIDBI)
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32. SIDBI
• A development financial institution in India
• Headquarter at Lucknow
• Established on 2/April/1990, through an Act of Parliament and
operates under the Dept of Financial Services, GOI.
• Primarily focuses on the promotion and development of the
MSME sector and promotes energy efficiency .
• In order to increase and support money supply to the MSE
sector, SIDBI lends directly to MSMEs .
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33. OBJECTIVES:
• To strengthen the MSME sector by facilitating cash flow by
assisting MSMEs and to get funds for the development,
commercialization and marketing of their innovative
technologies and products.
• For the orderly growth of industry in small scale sector, four
basic objectives are set out in the SIDBI charter; they are
Financing, Promotion, Development and Co-ordination.
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34. FUNCTIONS:
• SIDBI offers customized financial products under several loan
schemes and provides services to meet the demands of various
business projects.
• Bank helps micro, small and medium enterprises acquire the
funds they need in order to grow, develop market and
commercialize their innovative products and technologies.
• Extends financial support to Supplemental Security Income
(SSI), and other service sectors including transport, health care,
tourism sectors etc.
• Provide indirect finance through banks, non-banking financial
company, State Financial Corporation’s and other financial
institutions.
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35. • Create equilibrium in the financial sector by strengthening
credit flows and promoting skill development.
• Contribute significantly making India greener and cleaner
through energy efficiency investment promotion among MSMEs
bank.
• Coordinates the functions of institutions engaged in similar
activities.
• Focuses on rural enterprises promotion and their development.
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36. RANGE OF SERVICES
• Tailor-made: design loans according to the needs of
enterprises. If the needs do not fall into the usual and ordinary
category, SIDBI will help in the right way.
• Specialised size: loans are altered according to the size of the
enterprise. Micro, small and medium enterprises can get
different loans tailored to suit their business.
• Attractive rates: SIDBI has tie-ups with many banks and
internationalfinancial institutions and can get concessional rate
of interest.
• Assistance: it gives assistance and much needed advice.
Relationship managers help entrepreneurs make the right
decisions and provide assistance till the end of the loan
process.
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37. • Collateral Free: entrepreneurs can get up to Rs. 100 lakhs
without offering collateral. This is done through the
establishment of Trust called Fund Trust for Micro and Small
Enterprises.
• Venture and Equity funding: SIDBI has a wholly owned
subsidiary called SIDBI Venture Capital Limited that can provide
growth capital in the form of quity through venture capital
funds that are focused on MSMEs.
• Government subsidiaries: SIDBI has a wider understanding and
in-depth knowledge of loans and available schemes that have
concessional rates and relaxed terms offered by Government .
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38. ORGANIZATIONAL CHART OF
SIDBI
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CHAIRMAN AND MANAGING
DIRECTOR
DEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
SME development center, Mumbai
Operations & services
HEAD OFFICE, Lucknow
operations and services
NEW DELHI
OPERATIONS &
SERVICES
Regional offices (15),
Branches (85)
Subsidiaries and Associate
Organizations
SIDBI Venture Capital Ltd
SIDBI Trustee Company Ltd
Credit guarantee fund trust for MSME
India SME technology services Ltd
SME Rating Agency of India Ltd
India SME Asset Reconstruction Company Ltd

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