Port-led Development
Port-led development is an economic strategy that uses ports as the catalyst for industrial growth and infrastructure creation in the coastal region and its hinterland. The Sagarmala Programme is the flagship initiative driving this vision, aiming to transform India's coast into a major driver of the economy.
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Components and Strategic Pillars |
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Strategic Pillar |
Core Focus and Activity |
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Geographical Linkage |
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Port Modernisation |
Upgrade equipment, increase mechanisation, improve port handling capacity. |
Target to increase port capacity from 1500 MTPA (Million Tonnes Per Annum) to 2500+ MTPA. |
Increases the efficiency of major and non-major ports along the entire coastline. |
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Port Connectivity |
Enhance multi-modal transport linkage (road, rail, air, IW) .... | ||
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