Indore BDS
Proposed Annual Action Plan of Indore Pharma Cluster for the year 2010 - 11

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Major Thematic Area/Activity Area / Sub-Activity
Implementation Period (Bi-Monthly) Number of beneficiary firms Expected Output/Outcome
A Marketing April May June July August September October November December January February March    
01 Exposure visit to domestic fair (i.e. Cphi, Mumbai                    
  10 Improved domestic market linkages for 10 firms with spin off effect on 20 firms
02 Exposure visit to Pahrmchina, Xiamen, Fujian, China  
                    10 Improved international market linkages for 10 firms with spin off effect on 30 firms
3 Workshop with raw material suppliers (1 Nos)                         10 10 firms develop direct linkage with raw material suppliers(presently they are buying through intermediaries
4.1 Workshop on DMF preperation and linkage to BDSP                        
 
4.2-4.4 Workshops with Local Medical Association (IMA) once in 3 months                         30 30 firms benefit in increasing their local market share
B Quality
                     
 
5 Implementation of 12 cGMP pilot projects Finalisation of BDSPs HR trained, documentation, done, construction done Certification 12 12 firms will adopt cGMP norms with spin off effect on 20 more firms
06 Facilitating 3 GMP firms graduating to the next level on pilot model (WHO-GMP / USFDA / ANDA) Finalisation of BDSPs HR trained, documentation, done, construction done Certification 3 Documentation to be ensured3 new firms will adopt WHO GMP norms with spin off effect on 20 more firms
07.01-07.02 2 Days Training Programme on Total Quality Management (2 Nos) for managers & above  









  25 25 firms expected adopt TQM leading to WHO
08 Implementation of cGMP documentation through ICT intervention in 5 firms  



  3     2     5 5 firms will adopt cGMP documentation through ICT
C Process Management
                     
 
09.01 Implementation of Lean Practices in 5 firms
          1 2 2       5 5 new firms will adopt LEAN practices
09.02 Workshop to introduce lean programme of DCMSME withexamples of success
                     
20 firms exposed to lean results and exposed to DCMSME programme
D Energy Saving Measures
                     
 
10 Implementation of 6 pilot projects  
    2   2 2         6 6 firms will adopt energy saving measures
E HRD
                     
 
11.01-11.02 Two day training latest trends in cGMP, QA& QC and maintenance of process equipment (50 Members in 2 batches)                         50 50 production and QC managers will be trained in QA & QC Practices
12.01-12.05 One day training programme in house keeping for skilled & semi skilled workers ( 100 members in 5 batches of 20 each)                         50 100 unskilled and semi skilled workers will be trained in house keeping
13 Placement Oriented Skill Development Trainings to the freshers in the areas as required by industry (50 Members)                       50 50 graduates/ post graduates will be trained in the area of QA & QC and will be linked to Industry
F ICT
                     
 
14 Implementation ICT (ERP solutions) in 5 firms
            2   1 1 1 5 documentation to be ensure- 5 new firms will adopt ICT
I Finance
                     
 
15 Interface with FIs and Cluster firms (2 Nos.)
                      30 30 firms linked with banks for credit linkages
16 Workshop on leveraging of Government Schemes                         25 25 firms are expected to avail benefit of Government Schemes
J Infrastructure Development under PPP
                     
 
17 Preparation of DPR for Common Testing Laboratory along with vocational training centre & library                        
Preparation and submission of DPR to Ministry of MSME for establishing of CFCs

Strengthening of BMOs and BDSPs
                     
 
18.01 Establishment of Office Infrastructure & communication facilities in one association












100 firms will get benefit through creation of infrastructure for effective communication of all matters related to industry
18.02 Training programme for BMOs Staff on Management & Accounting, etc,                        
10 BMO staff and members will be empowered to run the association effectively
18.03 Training programme for BDSPs on Management & Marketing Skills                        
20 BDSPs will practice effective marketing skills and management practices
18.04 Interface of BMOs with BDSPs (3 Nos)         1     1     1  
Creating stronger network between BDSPs and BMOs
18.05 On job training for fresh local BDSPs in the area of i) cGMP, ii) Energy , iii) LEAN & iv) Safety.                         10 Developing & strengthening of Local BDSPs
18.06 Launching of CAPSULE ( Consortium of Service Providers for up gradation of Enterprises) local chapter in the cluster and follow-up for effective lnakge                         40 40 Cluster firms can benefit from service providers confederation of BDSPs at a competitive environment

                         
 
L Others
                     
 
19.1-19.4 CCC Meetings (quarterly)     1     1     1     1 0 Effective implementation of action plan
20.1-8 BDS Clinics( monthly)                         60 60 SMEs will be benefited by conducting 8 BDS Clinics
22.01-22.04 News Letters (Quarterly)
                     
Better information dissemination among cluster firms and BDSPs
23 Website Maintenance              
          Better information dissemination among cluster firms and BDSPs
24 Up gradation of BDS Directory              
          Improved BDS market development

Up gradation of BDS Directory













 
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