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  • BHAVYA Scheme: A Central Sector Scheme by Ministry of Commerce & Industry (DPIIT) aims to create 100 plug-and-play industrial parks by 2031-32, with an outlay of Rs 33,660 crore.
  • Objective & Eligibility: To boost manufacturing competitiveness and employment by providing ready-to-use industrial sites, eligible for greenfield and brownfield parks with minimum land requirements of 100 acres (25 acres for specific regions).
  • Funding: Financial aid via NICDIT in equity mode, up to ₹1 crore per acre for core, value-added, and social infrastructure, plus external infrastructure support up to 25% of project cost.

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About Bharat Audyogik Vikas Yojna (BHAVYA) Scheme 

  • Scheme Type: Central Sector Scheme
  • Ministry: Ministry of Commerce & Industry via DPIIT.
  • Objective: Transform the country into a globally competitive manufacturing hub by providing supportive industrial ecosystems that help investors easily ground their investments, thereby deepening domestic supply chains and increasing employment.
  • Target: Develop 100 plug-and-play industrial parks in partnership with States, Central Public Sector Undertakings and private sector.
    • Plug-and-play industrial parks are ready-to-use manufacturing sites offering pre-built infrastructure. E.g., roads, power, water, and approvals,
  • Duration: 6 years (2026-27-2031-32) 
  • Outlay: Rs 33,660 crore
  • Eligibility: Greenfield and eligible brownfield industrial parks
  • Minimum land requirements: 100 acres for non-hilly states and 25 acres for hilly states, NE states, Union Territories, and smaller states. 
    • Also permits larger parks up to 1000 acres.
  • Funding Framework: Financial assistance is provided through the National Industrial Corridor Development and Investment Trust (NICDIT), primarily in the form of equity contribution.
    • Funds up to ₹ 1 crore per acre in equity mode for each project (except for private developer) for- 
      • Core infrastructure (internal roads, ICT and administrative systems). 
      • Value-added infrastructure (ready-built factory sheds, warehousing). 
      • Social infrastructure (worker housing and support amenities). 
      • Support for external infrastructure up to 25% of project cost would also be provided.
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Equity contribution

In the context of funding, equity contribution means the government or a financial institution invests in a project by taking a stake or ownership share, rather than providing a loan. This is a key funding mechanism under the BHAVYA scheme.

National Industrial Corridor Development and Investment Trust (NICDIT)

NICDIT is an institutional mechanism established for the development of industrial corridors in India. It plays a crucial role in attracting investment and coordinating development activities, including providing financial assistance for infrastructure projects.

Greenfield and brownfield industrial parks

Greenfield projects involve developing industrial parks on undeveloped land, while brownfield projects involve redeveloping or upgrading existing industrial areas. The BHAVYA scheme is eligible for both types.

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