help to know about indian research agencies for management and research students and professionals

1. A
Presentation On
Presented By- Mahesh Rotale.

2. National Council of Applied
Economic Research
•NCAER was inaugurated by the President of India, Dr
Rajendra Prasad, on December 18, 1956.
•It give support to both the government and the private
sector in empirical economic research.
•An emerging focus is strictly evaluation of major
government public expenditure schemes in the social
sector.
•Current research activities is the progress of India’s
economic reform programme and its impact on
agriculture, industry & human development.

3. 1. Agriculture and Rural Development.
2. Macro Economic Monitoring and Forecasting.
3. Human Development.
4. Industry and Infrastructure.
5. Survey and General Economic
1. Develop policy reports for clients.
2. Track key sectors of the economy for subscribers.
3. Forecast the economic outlook.
4. Conduct, design and analyse surveys that illuminate
public policy issues as well as assist.

4. 1. Moving to Goods and Services Tax in India: Impact on
India’s Growth and International Trade.
2. Dynamics of Youth Population : Impact of Education
Expenditure.
3. Design of Power markets : Different market structures
and proposed options for India.
4. Quantifying transport, regulatory and other costs of
India-Bangladesh trade.
5. Industrial Corridors In India.

5. National Sample Survey Organisation
•The National Sample Survey Directorate was first setup
in 1950 through the ministry of finance.
•It is a focal agency of the Govt. of India for collection
of statistical data in the areas which are vital for
developmental planning.
•It is the largest organisation in India conducting regular
surveys on socio-economic, demographic, agricultural
and industrial subjects for collecting data from house
holds and from enterprises.

6. The NSSO has four divisions
Field Operations Division (FOD)
Survey Design and Research (SDR)
Data Processing (DPD)
Co-ordination and Publication
Division (CPD)
•Planning & Survey
•Formulate Sample Design
•Preparation of Survey Report,etc.
•Collection of Statistical Data
•Transfer the Raw data into Finished
•Work for Co-ordinate in all Division
•Provide Technical & Secretarial Assistance to all
Division

7. i) To provide statistical & other information for the purpose
of state or national planning and policy requirements.
ii) To evolve statistical techniques for the analysis of statist-
ical data, the solutions of administrative problems and
estimation of future trends.
iii) To collect and publish information which will be use to
those engaged in economic activities in the country.
iv) To provide and analyse information which are useful to
research workers in socioeconomic fields.

8. • To conduct large scale sample surveys on subjects like
household consumer expenditure, employment and
unemployment, health and medical services etc.
• It assisting the states by developing suitable survey
techniques for obtaining reliable and timely estimates of
crop yield.(Agriculture)
• It conducts annual survey of industries (ASI) every year.

9. • Consumer Expenditure
• Unorganized Service Sector & Manufacturing Enterprises
• Land & livestock holdings
• Situation Assessment Survey of Farmers
• Employment & Unemployment
• Health
• Service Sector Enterprises(Excluding Trade)

10. Federation of Indian Chambers of
Commerce and Industry
•FICCI was established in 1927, on the advice of Mahatma
Gandhi by G D Birla and Ramkumar Kankrawa.
• His headquartered in the New Delhi and has presence in
11 states in India and 8 countries across the world.
• It is a non-government, non-profit organisation.
• The chamber has an indirect membership of over
2,50,000 companies from various regional chambers of
commerce.

11. • To be the Official Investment facilitation Agency for
Indian or Foreign Investor.
• Act as First Reference Point for any Investor wich Invest
in India.
• Help Investor Identify and Realize Investment
Opportunities.
• Feedback to central and state Government on Policy
initiative.

12. •Art
•Chemical
•Education
•Medical and Equipment
•Manufacturing
•Health
•Advertising & Marketing
•Electronic Hardware
•Human Development
•Information
•Labour & Employment
•Capital goods
•Power
•Agriculture
•Entertainment
•Family Wealth
Management

13. 1. Ongoing Economic Scenario in Europe and its
Impact on Indian Industry.
2. FICCI Survey on Current State of Economy.
3. The Impact of Political and Social Instability in Egypt
on Indian Trade and Investment (Oct 2012)
4. Survey on Labour / Skill Shortage for Industry.
5. Indian Banking System: the Current State & Road
Ahead.
6. Global Economic Meltdown and its impact on
Indian Industry.

14. Credit Rating Information
Services of India Limited
• CRISIL is a global analytical company providing ratings,
research, and risk and policy advisory services to the public
sector as well as private sector.
• He work with governments and policy-makers in India and
other emerging markets in the infrastructure domain.
• He deliver the data to his client to analysis, opinions, and
solutions for making markets function better.

15. • Largest and top ranked provider of high-end research and
analytics to the world’s largest financial institute.
• Works with 12 of the top 15 global investment banks.
(90 %of India's commercial banks are his customers)
• Helps Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO)
select fund managers
• Official provider of valuations to all mutual funds in India.
• It providing comprehensive research coverage to more than
1200 Indian and global customers

16. Indian Council for Research in
International Economic
Introduction-
• It is established in August 1981, for targeted the world for
improving India’s interface with the global economy.
• Research is his prime academic activity and he combine
expertise of in-house teams with the experience and skill of
external collaborators.

17. • Macroeconomic Management in an Open Economy.
• Trade, Openness, Restructuring and Competitiveness.
• Financial Sector Liberalization and Regulations.
• WTO Related Issues.
• Regional Economic Cooperation with Focus on South Asia.
• Strategic Aspects of India's International Economic
Relations Environment and Climate Change.

18. Completed-
• Financial Sector Liberalisation and Regulation
• Trade Openness, Restructuring and Competitiveness
• Regional Economic Co-operation with Focus on South Asia
• WTO Related Issues
• Strategic Aspects of India's International Economic Relations
• Environment and Climate Change
On going-
• Trade Openness, Restructuring and Competitiveness
• Regional Economic Co-operation with Focus on South Asia
• WTO Related Issues
• Strategic Aspect of India's International Economic Relations
• Environment and Climate Change
• Macro economic Management in an Open Economy

19. • Providing estimates of economic parameters on State level for
different industries.
• Administrative Reforms in India, United Kingdom and Brazil.
• Preferential Trading Agreements in Asia : Towards an Asian
Economic Community.
• A Strategic Foreign Policy for India.
• New Dimensions of Economic Globalization: Surge of Outward
Foreign Direct Investment from Asia.
• WTO Agreement and Indian Agriculture.
• Tariff Negotiations and Renegotiations under the GATT and the
WTO: Procedures and Practices.
• India after the Global Crisis.

20. Council of Scientific and Industrial
Research (CSIR)
•It established in 1942, is an autonomous body and
India's largest R&D organization.
•He have 37 laboratories and 39 field stations centers
across the nation, with staff of over 17,000.
•CSIR is mainly funded by the Ministry of Science and
Technology.
•Topped list of holders of U.S. patents

22. Aerospace Engineering
Structural Engineering
Industrial Environment
Leather Ecology
Ocean sciences
Life sciences
Petroleum
Chemicals
Mining
Food

23. National Research Development
Corporation
• NRDC, was established in 1953 under the Ministry of Science &
Technology with the objective to develop, promote and transfer of
technologies emanating from various national R&D institutions.
• It translating innovative research into marketable industrial products.
• NRDC would patent the product for commercial exploitation and
earn royalties as private sector companies generated sales from those
products.

24. Programmes and Activity
Promotional Commercial
 Invention Promotion
Programme (IPP)
 Technology Promotion
Programme (TPP)
 Commercialisation of know-how
/ Inventions.
• Licence technologies to industry
• Export Indigenous (Native)
Technologies/ know-how.
• Participate in equity to facilitate
formation of new ventures using
indigenousTechnologies.
• Provide conditional grants for
development of Technologies to
R&D industries

25. Department of scientific and
Industrial Research
• DSIR is established in 1985 by the Ministry of Science and
Technology.
• It has a mandate to carry out the activities relating to indigenous
technology promotion, development, utilization and transfer.
•DSIR is the nodal department for granting recognition to R&D
Industries, registration to public funded research institutions,
universities, Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institute of
Science, Regional Engineering College (RECs), and research
hospitals.

26. Vision-
• Enabling Indian industry to reach state-of-the-art
innovation excellence and competitiveness through
research & technological interventions
Mission-
• Promotion of Research in Industry & Institutions through
Motivational Measures and Incentives.
• Providing Support and Creating an Enabling Environment
for Development & Utilization of New & Innovative
Technologies.

27. • INDUSTRIAL R&D PROMOTION PROGRAMME.
• INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROGRAMME.
• CONSULTANCY PROMOTION PROGRAMME.
• TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTION
PROGRAMME.
• CONSULTANCY PROMOTION PROGRAMME.
• TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME.
• INDUSTRIAL R&D AND TECHNOLOGY INFORAMTION
FACILITATION PROGAMME.

28. Indian Council For Market
Research
Introduction-
• ICMR was established in the year 1996, by economist and
management guru Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri to provide market
research services.
• ICMR started its operation in the field of economic research with a
dedicated business group called Economic Research Group (ERG)
which dealt with various macro, micro and socio-economic researches.
• ICMR provides complete marketing solutions package with great
emphasis on the core marketing issues.
• ICMR helps to know, understand, and analyze clients processes
holistically and makes marketing a complete knowledge oriented
process.

29. Brand and Consumer Research-
1. Market Entry Strategy Development
2. Marketing Consulting for New Product Development
3. Consumer Behaviour Studies
4. Brand Health Studies
5. Customer Satisfaction Studies
6. Corporate Image & Brand Positionong Studies
7. Perception Analysis or Consumer Psyche
8. Mystery Shopping
 Applied Economic Research -
1. Industry and infrastructure related studies
2. Trade sector
 Social Sector Research