2. EMERGING KERALA
A bouquet of opportunities for the world to
take note of, Emerging Kerala 2012, is the
opportunity to explore, invest and establish
business interests in Kerala. With a pro-
active administration and investment-
friendly policies, this is the gateway to
make a mark on the industrial playground
of Kerala.
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4. Vision of Emerging Kerala 2012
To make Kerala a premier global hub of economic activity, through
fostering entrepreneurship and industry, which leverage its inherent
strengths, resulting in equitable socio-economic growth.
5. Mission of Emerging Kerala 2012
To present and showcase Kerala and Create
awareness amongst all stakeholders - Enterprises,
Government, Institutions, Leaders & Influencers,
Investors and General Public - through continuous
engagement and connect initiatives, while
simultaneously creating the right environment, to
facilitate the transformation of Kerala into a
business hub and preferred investment destination.
6. Objectives
1. To highlight the inherent strengths of Kerala and
to position Kerala as a Hub of economic activity
and Global Connect in south India
2. To project ‘God’s Own Country’ as ‘Investor-
friendly Destination’
3. To showcase the potential and opportunities in
various sectors keeping in view the need for
sustainable development
7. INFRASTRUCTURE
Kerala, the State in India that occupies the number two position
in Investment Climax Index is on a march to be the number one.
It has the first and only International Container Transshipment
Terminal….three international airports with the fourth one
taking wings….India’s only spot where both submarine cables
SEA-ME-WE3 and SAFE land... the only full-fledged Marina in
India….highest density of science and technology personnel in
India.
Kerala pioneered the concept of dedicated infrastructure with
the setting up of Techno park – the first of its kind in the
country. It is also home to the second LNG regassification
terminal.
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Kerala pioneered the concept of dedicated infrastructure
with the setting up of Techno park – the first of its kind in
the country. It is also home to the second LNG
regassification terminal.
When it comes to centres of excellence, apart from the
Indian Institute of Management and the National Institute of
Technology, Kerala also has institutes such as the Indian
Institute of Space and Technology and Indian Institute of
Science Education and Research.
9. Geography
Kerala enjoys the advantage of being on the transnational trade
corridor, connecting the Gulf to Singapore, Europe and to the Far
East.
With the Arabian Sea to the west, the Western Ghats towering 500-
2700 m in the east and networked by forty-four rivers, Kerala enjoys
diverse geographical features. From tall mountains and deep valleys
to endless backwaters and an extensive coastline, Kerala has it all.
Bestowed with a pleasant and equable climate throughout the year,
Kerala is a tropical land with the coast running down its entire length
and the Western Ghats forming a protective barrier against the dry
winds from upto north. The monsoons (June-September & October-
November) and summer (February-May) are the seasons markedly
experienced here, while winter is only a slight drop in temperature
from the normal range of 28-32°C.
10. Mega PROJECTS
Supplementary Gas Infrastructure Project
Kochi Metro Rail Project
Vizhinjam International Deepwater Multipurpose
Seaport
Monorail Project in Thiruvananthapuram
11. Supplementary Gas
Infrastructure Project
A Joint Venture Company, Kerala Gail Gas Limited
(KGGL) has been formed between KSIDC and M/s. Gail
Gas Limited. KGGL will take up activities like City Gas
Distribution in Kerala, CNG Stations for KSRTC Buses,
establishment of Gas Training Institute, laying of Spur
Lines from GAIL's main pipeline, setting up of small
Gas based small power generating plants etc. The total
investment for the project is estimated at Rs.2,000
Crores ($400 million).
12. Kochi Metro Rail Project
The Project envisages construction of a world-class Light
Mass Rapid Transit System in Kochi to enhance the quality
of life for the Greater Kochi metro area by improving
regional connections and reducing overcrowding, traffic
congestion, transit time, air and noise pollution. The
Project, having a total route length of 25 Km would be
having 21 stations, from Aluva to Petta. The construction
methodology proposed is elevated viaduct carried over pre-
stressed concrete ‘U’ shaped girders. A Special Purpose
Vehicle (SPV) by the name ‘Kochi Metro Rail Limited’ has
been formed for the implementation of the project. The
estimated project cost is Rs. 4500 Crores ($900 million).
13. Vizhinjam International Deepwater
Multi
purpose Seaport
This Multipurpose Seaport is an ambitious project of Government of
Kerala, being developed at Vizhinjam in Thiruvananthapuram. The
project is proposed to follow Landlord Port Model, where dredging,
reclamation and basic infrastructure like construction of break-water
and quay will be done by Vizhinjam International Seaport Ltd (a
company fully owned by Govt of Kerala). Port Operation will be on PPP
model. Terminal superstructure will be built by private operator who
will also operate and maintain it for 30 years. The port development
along with the external infrastructure work is envisaged to be carried
out in phases with the cumulative cost estimated at around Rs. 7000
Crores ($1.4 billion). The port is envisaged to provide in total 2000m of
quay length in three phases and is designed to cater primarily for
containers transshipment, besides providing for other type of cargo such
as Multi-Purpose, Break Bulk.
14. Monorail Project in
Thiruvananthapuram
This is a prestigious single-rail mass transit project of Government of
Kerala having a route length of 28.4 Km, connecting the towns of
Kazhakuttom and Balaramapuram in Thiruvananthapuram district.
Monorail is a rail-based transportation system based on a single rail,
which acts as its sole support and guideway. The rail will be
straightened on a track upon the median that divides the main road.
Concerns like land acquisition will be minimum, as only junctions are
needed to be widened to incorporate the passage. The running train is
to comprise of four cars capable of carrying more than 200 persons at
a time. The trains would breeze past through the elevated rails at a
safe speed of 40Kmph. The total project cost is estimated at Rs. 3408
Crores ($682 million). The detailed Traffic study on the project is being
done by National Transportation Planning & Research Centre (NATPAC).
15. Other pROJECTS:
Petroleum Chemicals & Petrochemical Investment Region
(PCPIR)
Kochi-Palakkad National Investment and Manufacturing Zone
(NIMZ)
Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Kottayam
High Speed Rail Corridor (HSRC)
Sea Plane Services in Kerala
Electronic Hub
Titanium Sponge Project
Oceanarium Project at Kochi
Life Sciences Park
Gas Based Power Project at Cheemeni
16. SECTORS
Favourable socio-cultural and physical environment, blessed with
natural resources and a leading travel destination in India, Kerala
is today a destination with diverse investment opportunities.
It is not a windfall of investments that we are currently looking
forward to; but for investments that can energize some of the
thrust sectors in the industrial domain of Kerala.
Twenty-six sectors have been identified for showcasing in
Emerging Kerala 2012. The various departments under
Government of Kerala will be announcing appropriate policies and
projects in these sectors, under the guidance of respective
Ministers.
17. Different sectors:-
The following Project profiles have been
prepared by various Departments, PSUs & other
agencies for showcasing in 'Emerging Kerala
2012':
1.Tourism
2.Healthcare services
3.Manufacturing including Engineering &
Automotive
4.Projects under MSME Sector
5.IT / ITES / IT Infrastructure
6.Science & Technology
19. Emerging Kerala 2012
….who will participate
Participants– 2500
Leaders from India and abroad – Business and corporate
leaders, Ministers, policy makers, renowned scholars, etc
Business & Trade delegations from across the globe
Diplomatic Missions from various countries
Eminent personalities from all walks of life
20. Confirmations so far –
Prominent faces from Union Cabinet
Hon. Prime Minister of India – Inaugurated on 12th Sept 2012
Shri.Sharad Pawar – Min(Agriculture & Food Proc.)
Shri. Ghulam Nabi Azad – Min (Health & Family Welfare)
Shri. Kamal Nath – Min (Urban Development)
Shri. Anand Sharma – Min (Commerce & Inds, Textiles)
Kumari Selja - Min (Housing, Urban Poverty Allevn. &
Culture)
Shri. G.K. Vasan – Min (Shipping)
Shri. N.N. Meena – MoS (Finance)
And Union Ministers from Kerala
21. Notable Indian participation
Prominent Corporates/ CEOs include:
• Mr. S. Gopalakrishnan, Executive.Co-Chairman, Infosys
• Shri. S.D Shibulal, CEO, Infosys
• Shri.Adi Godrej,Chairman, Godrej Group
• Shri. R.K Krishna Kumar, Chairman, Tata Coffee
• Shri. Uday Kotak, MD, Kotak Mahindra
• Shri.G.V.Sanjay Reddy, Vice Chairman, GVK Industries
• Shri. Dilip Chenoy, MD & CEO, NSDC
• Shri.Omkar .S.Kanwar, CMD, Apollo Tyres
• Mr. Prasad Chandran , CMD, BASF India
• Mr.Vikram Madhok, VC,PATA India Chapter
22. Notable Indian participation
Prominent Corporates/ CEOs include:
• Dr. M.Majeed, Chairman and MD, Sami Labs
• Mr. Abhijith Rajan, CMD, Gammon India
• Mr. B. K. Patodia ,CMD, GTN Group
• Mr. Rajiv Agarwal , CEO & Managing Director ,Essar Ports Limited
• Mr. Shailesh Pathak, President Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd.
• Mr. Ajith GulabchandCMD, HCC
• Mr. Aditya Ghosh ,President, IndiGo Airlines
• Mr. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Chairman, Aptech
• Mr. Rana Kapoor, MD&CEO. Yes Bank Ltd
23. Notable Indian participation
From Government we will have for Emerging Kerala 2012
• Shri. M.S. Ahluwalia, Dy. Chairman, Planning Commission
• Dr. Subir Gokarn, Dy. Governor, RBI
• Shri. Sam Pitroda, Chairman, NIC
• Shri. Sudhir Vasudeva, CMD, ONGC
• Shri. Ashish Khanna, Head-Energy Division, World Bank
• Shri. R.K. Singh, CMD, BPCL
• Dr. A. Sivathanu Pillai, CEO&MD, BrahMos
• Shri.Chandrasekhara Verma, Chairman, SAIL
• Mr.R.N.Nayak, CMD, Power Grid Corporation of India
• Mr.A.K.Balyan, MD& CEO, Petronet LNG
• Mr.H.P.Kumar, CMD, National Small Industries Corporation Ltd
• Mr.B.P.Rao, CMD, BHEL
24. Some of the Prominent Foreign
delegations/ Diplomats & Corporates
• Representation from over 50 Nations from across the world
•Ambassadors of League of Arab States – 21 Nations
•Ambassadors from GRULAC Nations - 16 nations ;
Group Co- ordinator- Ambassador of Peru
•Ambassadors - Embassies of UAE, Poland, and Turkey
•High Commissioners - Australia, Brunei and Mauritius
25. Prominent Foreign delegations
Trade delegations - China, Canada, UK, USA, Australia, Japan,
Malaysia
• Canada - 45 member delegation
• China - 23 member delegation
• UK - 45 member delegation
• USA - 15 member delegation
• Australia – 3 member delegation
• Japan - 12 member delegation
• Malaysia - 4 member delegation
• Singapore – 4 member delegation
• Qatar - 4 member delegation
• Germany -5 member delegation
26. Some Prominent Dignitaries /Diplomats
• H.E. Mr.He Duanqi – Vice Governor, Yunnan Province -
Leading
the delegation from Yunnan Province
• H.E. Dato' Seri S. Samy Vellu – Special Envoy to India and
South
Asia (Infrastrucutre) , Ministerial Rank, Prime Minister's
Department , Government of Malaysia – Leading the delegation
from Malaysia
• H.E Ms. Nancy Powell – US Ambassador to India
• H.E.Sir.James Bevan – High Commissioner of UK to India
• H.E.Mr. Peter Varghese AO – Australian High Commissioner to
India
27. Few Prominent Foreign Corporates
• Mr. Abdullatif Al Mulla – Group CEO, Tecom Investments
• Mr. Jamal Majid Bin Thaniah – Group CEO, DP World
• Dr. Francoise Cluzeau – Sr. Advisor, NICE International,
U.K
• Mr. Shah Hakim Zain – Group CEO, SCOMI Group, Malaysia
• Dr. Jebamalai Vinanchiarachi – Sr. Economist & Former
Principal Advisor to Director General, UNIDO
• Mr.Ta Shengua – Board Chairman, Yunnan Yuntianhua
Group
• Mr. Wang Minghui – Board Chairman, Yunnan Baiyao Group
28. Prominent Foreign Corporates (part of Trade
Delegations)
• Mr. Mike Shaw – Managing Director, Balfour Beatty, UK
• Mr. Padraic Kelly – Managing Director, Happold Consulting ,UK
• Mr. Essa Hilal Al-Kuwari – President of Kahramaa, Qatar
General
Electricity & Water Corporation
• Mr. Wael Sawan – EVP & Qatar Country Chairman, Qatar Shell
GTL Limited
• Mr. Dennis Gross – President, The Parallel Group, NY- USA
• Mr. Dai Zhengwan – Vice General Manager, Zhaotong
Honglian Industry Co,Ltd, Yunnan
• Mr. Benoit Cattin Martel – President & MD, Bombardier
Transportation India
29. Sectors for Bi-lateral Co-operation
Country Areas for Bi-lateral Co-operation
China Tourism, Electronic Hardware, Agro based
industries, Biotechnology,
,Pharmaceuticals, Energy
Canada Knowledge & Education , Food processing,,
Textiles, Manufacturing
UK Healthcare, Logistics, Knowledge, IT,
Infrastructure, Engineering
USA Biotechnology, Nanotechnology,
Pharmaceuticals, Telecommunications
Australia Knowledge, IT, Tourism, Agribusiness,
Infrastructure, Renewable Energy , Waste
& Water Management , Sports
Management, Healthcare
30. Sectors for Bi-lateral Co-operation
Country Areas for Bi-lateral Co-operation
Japan Energy - Gas Infrastructure
projects; Infrastructure- High
Speed Rail Corridor project
Electronics
Singapore Engineering , Waste Management,
Knowledge/Education
Malaysia Knowledge , Engineering, Tourism,
Infrastructure
Qatar Infrastructure, Energy, Water
Technology, Gas & Energy
31. Sectors for Bi-lateral Co-operation
Country Areas for Bi-lateral Co-operation
UAE Infrastructure, IT, Tourism
GRULAC countries Tourism, Energy, Gas based
Infrastructure, Power, Agriculture
32. Conclusion
Let us hope for an equitable enterprising and
egalitarian Kerala through model of sustainable
development.
As Management students,we should utilise our ideas
and concepts maximum in the future through our
efforts for the successful development of our
nation without any bias.
