Case Studies of Andhra Pradesh and Punjab

36 Pages·2007·2.62 MB·English

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Achieving Rural & Global
Supply Chain Excellence
The Indian Way
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Contents
ListofFigures viii
ListofTables ix
Foreword 1
MRammohanRao
Introduction 3
NViswanadham
1 CanIndiabetheFoodBasketfortheWorld? 9
NViswanadham
1.1 Introduction 9
1.2 CurrentStateofIndianAgriculturalIndustry 10
1.3 TheIndianFoodProcessingIndustry 11
1.4 TheFoodSupplyChain 12
1.5 FoodSupplyChainCluster 13
1.6 GovernmentInitiativestoPromoteFoodExports 17
1.7 PrivateSectorInitiatives 19
1.8 OpportunitiesforImprovingFoodSupplyChain 19
1.9 OpportunitiesforResearchinFoodSupplyChain 20
1.10 Conclusions 21
References 22
2 Dynamics of Retail in India: Case Studies of Andhra Pradesh and
Punjab 23
NViswanadhamandNavolinaPatnaik
2.1 Introduction 23
2.2 FoodandRetailinIndia 25
2.3 FoodandRetailinAndhraPradesh 30
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2.4 FoodandRetailinPunjab 36
2.5 Conclusions 43
References 46
3 Impact of Avian Influenza in the Indian Poultry Industry: A Supply
ChainRiskPerspective 49
NViswanadham,UshaMohan,andPrachiTrikha
3.1 Introduction 49
3.2 LiteratureReview 50
3.3 AvianInfluenza: BackgroundandAnalysis 52
3.4 SupplyChainRiskMitigationStrategies 59
3.5 PoultrySupplyChaininIndia 60
3.6 RiskManagementinSupplyChains 64
3.7 ConclusionsandDiscussions 68
References 69
4 Rural Business Transformation - Empowering Villages using Kisan-
bandhu 71
NViswanadhamandDRamakrishna
4.1 Introduction 71
4.2 PrivateandPublicSectorInitiativesinIndia 73
4.3 RuralBusinessTransformation(RBT) 76
4.4 VillageasaBusinessSystem 80
4.5 RuralSupplyChainTransformation 83
4.6 RuralRetailing 87
4.7 Conclusion 89
References 90
5 DesignofSpecialEconomicZonesasEconomicEnginesofGrowth 93
NViswanadham
5.1 Introduction 93
5.2 BackgroundonSEZs 94
5.3 SEZPolicy2005 97
5.4 EconomicandTechnicalIssuesconcerningSEZs 101
5.5 PerformanceoftheIndianSEZs 103
5.6 MarketAttractivenessofIndianStates 105
5.7 DesignofSEZ 107
5.8 SelectionofLocation 110
5.9 Conclusions 114
Contents xiii
References 114
6 FDIAttractivenessofIndianStatesandLocationChoiceofMNCs 117
NViswanadhamandSKameshwaran
6.1 Introduction 117
6.2 LocationChoiceProblem 119
6.3 RelatedLiterature 124
6.4 Methodology 128
6.5 Analysis: PERCbasedHierarchicalStructuring 131
6.6 Synthesis: AnalyticHierarchyProcess 139
6.7 LocationofaBiotechR&DCentre 140
6.8 MeasuringFDIandMarketAttractiveness 145
6.9 FinalNotesandProposals 146
References 148
7 DesignofCompetitiveIndianConstructionSupplyChainNetworks153
NViswanadhamandVinitKumar
7.1 Introduction 153
7.2 ConstructionSupplyChains: Characteristics 155
7.3 IndianConstructionSupplyChains: Status,Issues&Scope 157
7.4 IndianConstructionSupplyChains: Strategies 168
7.5 Conclusions 184
Appendix: CasesofGovernmentInfrastructureProjects&Causesof
Delays 185
Appendix: IndianConstructionSystem 187
References 189
Index 193
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