The Indian Case: the process, stakeholder implication...

The Indian Case: the process, stakeholder implication, priorities, potential and challenges during the implementation

Mr. Raghu Babu NUKALA, GIZ, SEIP Project/CCAIA Project, India

The Indian Case: the process, stakeholder implication, priorities, potential and challenges during the implementation

Raghu Babu Nukala, Project Director, SEIP Project/CCAIA Project, GIZ India

Parallel Working Session, Group 2:Practices and Supporting Factors for the Transition towards Sustainable Industrial AreasStatus quo of developing SIA criteria and introducing national and international SIA standards March 15, 2017; 11:30 – 13:00 hrs

Key Messages

1. National standards are a must to ensure sustainable industrial areas.

2. India went through a process and the “need” for standards is getting stronger.

3. Standards must bring in multiple benefits – for industry, environment, people.

4. Standards can be applied for existing and new industrial parks.5. Necessary capacities are to be built – notification of standards,

certifying agencies, training of planners etc.

The Process Followed

□ Review of different Indian and international standards available.

□ Customisation after intensive stakeholder consultations.

□ Pilot testing in existing and new industrial areas.

□ A draft national standard is under development.

□ Targeted to be notified by the Bureau of Indian Standards.

□ Promotion targeted by the national and state ministries – example, grants from national and state agencies (industry ministry), ease if regulations from environment ministry.

Learning processes -exposure visits for key stakeholders

The Process Followed

Learning processes - conferences

Learning processes – training, workshops

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Training programmes on

planning/retrofitting of industrial areas

Pre-feasibility report on

standards for India

Discussions with the Green

Standards certifying agencies

The Priorities

□ Planning of new industrial parks□ Retrofitting of existing industrial

parks

□ Park level application as a priority

□ Comprehensive approach towards sustainability

The Priorities

□ Planning of new industrial parks• Applied for 2 industrial parks. • Under planning for 8 more industrial areas.

□ Retrofitting of existing industrial parks• Trained teams in 4 States. • Applied partially in 2 industrial areas.• Under planning for 5 industrial areas.

Quality Criteria for Eco/Green/ Sustainable Industrial Parks

TechnicalQuality

Economic Quality

Environmental Quality

Socio cultural Quality

Process Quality

Innovation Quality

Quality Criteria for Eco/Green/ Sustainable Industrial Parks

Adaptation Criteria for Heat Wave and Drought

Over 300 Sustainability Criteria under 6 Quality Parameters

Urban integration□ Integration to mobility network□ Integration to urban form and structure□ Scenic integration□ Functional integration□ Involvement in plant development

programme

Design Quality

□ Architectural design

□ Art on location□ Design of measures to implement

□ Accessibility□ Accessibility of the open space□ Accessibility of the building

Functional Quality

□ Promoted by the factory - sports club, plant

□ Promoted by the factory - Staff Housing

□ Promoted by the factory - Miscellaneous

Design quality□ Design of open space / amenity

□ ATM□ Supported by work - child care / day care

centre

Social Quality Parameters as per DGNB(German Sustainable Building Council)

Infrastructure□ Kindergarten, Child care□ Educational institution□ Culture (association, religion, museum,

gallery)□ Restaurant, Bar□ Local supply and services□ Medical care□ Outlet, Factory Outlet, Factory Museum□ Customer center□ Training building□ Factory sports club with sports grounds,

gym

Green Rating Pre-assessment for a Green Industrial Park in India

Quality Criteria for Eco/Green/ Sustainable Industrial Parks

Benefits

□ Standards help check how good an industrial area is and identify gaps

□ Ensure adequate infrastructure & services - ease of business for companies- amenities for workers/employees- improved environmental management

□ Promote additional investments, entrepreneurs, employment, tax revenues

□ Access to finance, grants etc.□ Improved image, marketing opportunities

Strategic Decisions to be taken by a Country for Implementation

□ Define criteria/standards.□ Decide on levels of application – minimum (bronze), medium (silver), high-

end (gold)?□ Decide on application - voluntary or legally binding?□ Decide on Certifying Agency – public agency or industry led or independent

agency?□ Link Standards to benefits – access to finance, grants schemes, ease of

business etc.□ Innovate infrastructure and service delivery mechanisms to cut down costs.□ Undertake capacity building of authorities, planning agencies, consultants

Useful References

http://seip.igep.in/content/e62771/live/hrdpmp/hrdpmaster/igep/content/e627

71/e64465/e64820/e64821/GIZ_SustainableIndustrialAreasGuidelines.pdf

http://seip.igep.in/content/e62771/live/hrdpmp/hrdpmaster/igep/

content/e54413/e54441/e62974/20150630_ALEAPCaseExamplea.p

df

http://seip.igep.in/content/e62771/live/hrdpmp/hrdpmaster/igep/con

tent/e54413/e54441/e62973/20150630_GIPJadcherlacaseexample.pdf

http://seip.igep.in/content/e62771/live/hrdpmp/hrdpmaster/igep

/content/e54413/e54441/e62975/20150629_PlanningofSustainab

leIndustrialParksa.pdf

http://seip.igep.in/content/e62771/e64483/e64794/e64978/

Planning for Sustainable Industrial Parks in India

GIZ’s Guidelines for Sustainable Industrial Areas

ALEAP’s Green Industrial Park, Nandigama

Green Industrial Park, Jadcherla

Game of Zones – Sustainability Criteria

RAGHU BABU NUKALAClimate Change Adaptation in Industrial AreasSustainable Urban and Industrial DevelopmentProject DirectorDeutsche Gesellschaft für InternationaleZusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH New Delhi, India

nukala.Raghu@giz.deT: +91-11-49495353 (Extn. 1160)I: www.giz.de; http://seip.urban-industrial.in