Madhya Pradesh- Investment and Industrial Policies
Biotechnology Policy
The Government of Madhya Pradesh has displayed a strong commitment for the socio-economic development of the citizens of the state. Conservation of the state's rich biodiversity, its sustainable use for expanding livelihood security and ensuring equitable sharing of its benefits have been part of this larger commitment.
Biotechnology is research-led and capital intensive. It demands the supply of trained human resource. At the same time there are strengths emanating out of traditional wisdom that need to be protected and enhanced for the larger common good.
Policy for Decentralized Renewable Energy Systems, 2016
To harness the abundantly available Renewable Energy (RE) potential in the state, the Government of Madhya Pradesh wishes to encourage the development of decentralised RE projects and applications through this policy document. With recent technological advances in the sector and achievements in the space of large scale RE based power generation, green energy has emerged as a viable and sustainable alternative to electricity produced from fossil fuel.
Draft Solar Energy Policy 2010
Energy is the prime mover of the development of any economy. While conventional fuels viz coal and oil has been the primary sources for energy, their long term availability has been an area of concern. Besides their increased usage has led to high concentrations of greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the atmosphere which is an increasingly important concern with regard to global warming and resultant climate changes.
Eco & Adventure Tourism Policy - 2001 - 02
The Government of Madhya Pradesh had announced its Tourism Policy in 1995, which had, as one of its major objectives, the promotion of Eco and Adventure Tourism.
The importance of tourism and the benefits derived from it are well known. With changing times, interests of tourists have also changed requiring development of newer varied forms of tourism.
Small Hydropower Policy - 2011 (Draft)
Hydro - electric power is one of the cleanest and most viable renewable sources of energy. Madhya Pradesh Government has been constantly promoting setting up of non-conventional power plants.
State Government has declared incentive policy26-09-1994 and08-08-2006 for non-conventional energy sources and there after time to time their amendments accordingly Small Hydro Power production is within the control of State Government.
Information Technology Policy
With a strong vision of the Prime Minister of India of “less government and more governance” we find that India is reaching out its hand inviting Global investors to India. We also find that the government of India seeks to lay a lot of emphasis and is providing the impetus for a long –term growth of digital scenario within the National e- Governance Plan . There exists a lot of planned focus on the use of technology by the common mass.. The decade of 1990 was the golden era for Information Technology in India. Before the onset of recession in 2008 , the IT industry had flourished ,thanks to the increase in global IT spending …….???
Mineral Policy 2019
Minerals are unique endowment of the nature for economic and social development of any State. This endowment is finite and non-renewable. However, failure to ensure scientific and systematic exploitation of this resource may lead to various social and ecological irreparable losses. The present Mineral Policy is being promulgated to ensure exploitation of mineral resource for optimum and sustainable development of the State. In the present Policy it is being ensured that the mineral resources are developed in a scientific & systematic manner to achieve sustainable development and all environmental & ecological issues are addressed.
Population Policy
The present state of Madhya Pradesh came into existence on November 1, 1956 with the merging of Bhopal, Madhya Bharat, and Vindhya Pradesh provinces, the Mahakoshal region of the former Madhya Pradesh province, and Sironj sub-division of Rajasthan. With a land area of 443,446 square kilometers, it is the largest state in the country. According to the 1991 census, it had a population of 66 million, which is 8 per cent of the countrys population. Its density is 149 persons per square kilometer, compared to 274 for the country as a whole. Ranking 6th in terms of population size and 22nd in terms of population density among the 32 states and union territories, it is a large state with a widely dispersed population and relatively low density.
Startup Policy 2019
To establish Madhya Pradesh as a preferred destination for Startups & Incubators by enabling ecosystem to support entrepreneurial culture in the State
A) Key Targets:
(i) To achieve 100% growth rate for DPIIT registered startups
(ii)To create incubators by exploiting infrastructure available in Host Institutions across Madhya Pradesh and increase current seat availability in Incubators by 100%
Wind Power Project Policy 2011
The Government of Madhya Pradesh has taken note of the growing recognition of impacts of climate change and recognizes the need to tackle challenges that arise on account of these impacts through integrated policy prescriptions and programmes aimed at mitigation of impacts and adaptation to reduce vulnerability of systems. Based on this green initiative, by endorsing the essential need to prevent avoidable erosion of natural carbon – energy resources the state is endowed with, the state has committed to promote promotion of generation of electricity from Renewable Energy sources.
