National Policy on Electronics

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 National Policy on Electronics 2019

-Electronics industry is the world’s largest and fastest growing industry and is increasingly finding applications
in all sectors of the economy. The Government of India attaches high priority to electronics hardware

manufacturing and it is one of the important pillars of both “Make in India” and “Digital India” programmes.

-The implementation of the Schemes/ Programmes under the aegis of the National Policy on Electronics
2012 (NPE 2012) has successfully consolidated the foundations for a competitive Indian ESDM value

chain.NPE 2019 proposes to build on that foundation to propel the growth of the ESDM industry in the
The Policy envisions positioning India as a

global hub for Electronics System Design

and Manufacturing - (ESDM) by

1. encouraging and driving capabilities

in the country for developing core

components, including chipsets, and

2. creating an enabling environment for

the industry to compete globally.

Features of NPE 2019:

● Creation of ecosystem for globally competitive ESDM sector.

● Providing incentives and support for manufacturing of core electronic components.
● Providing a special package of incentives for mega projects.
● Formulation of suitable schemes and incentive mechanisms to encourage new units and
expansion of existing units.
● Promotion of trusted electronics value chain initiatives to improve national cyber security
profile.
● Promotion of Industry-led R&D and innovation.
● Providing incentives and support for significantly enhancing availability of skilled manpower,
including re-skilling.
● Providing special thrust on Fabless Chip Design Industry, Medical Electronic Devices Industry,
Automotive Electronics Industry and Power Electronics for Mobility and Strategic Electronics
Industry.
● Creation of Sovereign Patent Fund (SPF) to promote the development and acquisition of
Intellectual Properties(IPs) in the ESDM sector.
Objectives of NPE
1. Promote domestic manufacturing & export.
2. Improve ease-of-doing business.
3. Encourage R&D.
4. Promote startup ecosystem.
5. Provide incentives to enhance skilled manpower.
6. Become a global leader in the EMS
7. Provide special package for highly capital intensive projects.
8. Create specialized governance structures.
9. Facilitate loans.
10.Promote research and development for green processes.
Implementation
Implementation strategy: Strategy and Targets

● The Policy will lead to the formulation of several schemes, initiatives, projects and measures for the
development of ESDM sector in the country as per the roadmap envisaged therein.

Targets:

● Promote domestic manufacturing and export in the entire value-chain of ESDM for economic
development to achieve a turnover of USD 400 billion (approximately INR 26,00,000 crore) by
2025.
● This will include targeted production of 1.0 billion (100 crore) mobile handsets by 2025, valued at
USD 190 billion (approximately INR 13,00,000 crore), including 600 million (60 crore) mobile
handsets valued at USD 110 billion (approximately INR 7,00,000 crore) for export.
 What will be the impact ?
● The NPE 2019 when implemented will lead to formulation of several schemes, initiatives, projects,
etc., in consultation with the concerned Ministries/ Departments, for the development of the ESDM
sector in the country.
● It will enable flow of investment and technology, leading to higher value addition in the
domestically manufactured electronic products, increased electronics hardware manufacturing in the
country and their export, while generating substantial employment opportunities.
 The National Policy of Electronics 2019 (NPE 2019) replaces the National Policy of
Electronics 2012 (NPE 2012).

Features of NPE 2019:

●Creation of ecosystem for globally competitive ESDM sector by promoting
domestic manufacturing and export in the entire electronics system value-chain.
●Providing incentives and support for manufacturing of core electronic

components.
● Providing a special package of incentives for mega projects which are extremely high-
tech and entail huge investments, such as semiconductor facilities, display fabrication,
etc.
● Formulation of suitable schemes and incentive mechanisms to encourage new units
and expansion of existing units.
● Promotion of Industry-led R&D and innovation in all sub-sectors of electronics,
including grass root level innovations and early stage Startups in emerging technology
areas such as 5G, Internet of Things (IoT)/ Sensors, Artificial Intelligence (Al), Machine
Learning, Virtual Reality (VR), Drones, Robotics, Additive Manufacturing, Photonics,
Nano-based devices, etc.
● Providing incentives and support for significantly enhancing availability of skilled
manpower, including re-skilling.
● Providing special thrust on Fabless Chip Design Industry, Medical Electronic Devices
Industry, Automotive Electronics Industry and Power Electronics for Mobility and
Strategic Electronics Industry.
● Creation of Sovereign Patent Fund (SPF) to promote the development and
acquisition of Intellectual Properties(IPs) in the ESDM sector.
● Promotion of trusted electronics value chain initiatives to improve national cyber
security profile.
Promotion of the chip design industry
●Provide support for the chip design industry through venture capital
funding through a dedicated nodal agency. Also, India Fabless
Semiconductor Venture Fund will be provided to directly invest in seed
capital and venture equity in Indian Fabless semiconductor companies.

●Incubation centres will be developed to provide necessary EDA

tools, Intellectual Property (IP), prototypes and Assembly,
Testing, Marking and Packaging (ATMP) required for startups.
Promotion of Medical Electronic Devices Industry
● Promote Research and Development (R & D) through PPP model with the funding support
from the industry with a specific focus on critical components.
● Develop infrastructure for carrying out the evaluation, compliance by setting up new
laboratories and upgrading the existing laboratories, which includes subsidies to MSMEs.
● Provide support for the startup through manufacturing facilities and open labs
programme, etc.
● Provide support for enhancement of the manpower required for the industry, which
includes the practice of skills in medical electronics.
Promotion of Electronics Industry and Power Electronics for Mobility
● Promote exports through branding programme, marketing incentives, special
incentive and export incentives
● Provide support for Research and Development (R & D), innovation to the
upcoming generation, power electronics, intelligent transportation systems
and automation.
● Develop a Centre of Excellence (CoE) in engineered controls, electronics and
software.
Promotion of Electronics Manufacturing Services Industry
Promote key activities under EMS for creation of the components under the manufacturing ecosystem in the
country:

● PCB assembly, which includes sub-assemblies.

● Functional testing
● Engineering and design of PCB
● Product and component design
Promotion of Assembly, Testing, Marketing and Packaging Industry
Providing policy support for Assembly, Testing, Marketing and Packaging INdustry
manufacturing semiconductor IC and memory chips.

NPE 2019 will enable flow of investment and technology, leading to higher value addition in the
domestically manufactured electronic products, increased electronics hardware manufacturing in
the country and their export, while generating substantial employment opportunities.
Presented in order -

Rajat Bhoir - 191060055

Pallavi Perekar - 191061052
Shubham Nazare - 191060046
Jatin Salve - 191060059
Sanskar Pashine - 191060061
Kunal Tawde - 191060041