Friday, July 30, 2021

Make in India - Textiles and Garments Industry - Growth, Productivity and Quality - 2021 Udyog Manthan






“Productivity science is scientific effort, that in any specific work situation, identifies the appropriate philosophy, culture, systems, processes, technology, methods and human physical action and behavior and elements of each of them of that will maximize positive (social, environmental and economic) outcomes relative to the resources consumed.”

in Frameworks for Productivity Science of Machine Effort and Human Effort (Proceedings of the 2020 IISE Annual Conference, L. Cromarty, R. Shirwaiker, P. Wang, eds.)


Productivity Engineering: Converting productivity science discovery into technology and using that technology in processes to increase productivity.


Productivity Management: The managerial activities of planning, organizing, resourcing, directing and controlling to achieve high productivity and increase in productivity.


Activities Analyzed and Improvement in IE studies - Material Processing - Inspection - Transport - Storage - Delays in Process.


2021

Productivity interventions available to garment factories in Asia: A mapping study

Copyright © International Labour Organization 2021
First published 2021

Important Points:

In countries such as Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Indonesia and Pakistan, labour productivity levels - defined as gross value added per employed person - ranged from approximately $1,400 to $2,600  (at constant 2010 prices). In both the Philippines and Viet Nam, it was higher than $3,000. It was close to $5,000 in Sri Lanka, and  $7,000 in Thailand.

The industry’s productivity levels are higher than in agriculture but  behind the manufacturing average in those countries. In Indonesia and the Philippines,  the overall manufacturing productivity levels are approximately 4 times greater than in the garment industry while it is approximately 2.6 times greater in India and Thailand.



https://indiancompanies.in/textile-industry-in-india-textile-of-india/

UdyogManthan -  A Webinar  for promotion of quality and productivity in Indian Textile Industry


DPIIT, India presents #UdyogManthan a webinar marathon for promotion of quality and productivity in Indian Industry starting on 4 January 2021. Every Day (except Sunday) for 42 days

Be a part of India's largest sectoral brainstorming exercise led by experts and  Industry leaders! 

Register Now  https://tinyurl.com/UMparticipation

18 January 2021 Textiles and Garments   Industry  4 pm to 6 pm 






Webinar Video
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGz_gCmbARQ
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Rajesh Jain

Environmental protection is important. - Buyers are asking suppliers to take care of.

Dr. Arindam Basu
Northern India Textile Research Association (NITRA)

Multiskilling

https://www.nitratextile.org/research-papers.php

Dr. Anjani Prasad
Archrome India Pvt. Ltd.

sustainability is important.

from Sanjay Sathe to everyone:    5:14 PM
We at Archroma will be holding  a webinar around the "Sustainable  Processing  of Synthetics and Blends".tomorrow from 14.00-15.30 hrs.

Pl send mail at  sadhana.kanekar@archroma.com to receive the link

Dr. Prashant Mohota
Gimatex Industries

2019

PhD thesis
https://shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/handle/10603/275510

31 Dec 2015

Amended Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (ATUFS) was approved. Rs. 17,822 cr is budgeted for 2012-17 by govt. to prpmote rs. 1,51,000 cr investment in the sector.




1st in global jute production.

2nd largest textile manufacturer in the world.

2nd largest producer of silk and cotton.

24% of the world’s spindles.
8% of the world’s rotors.

http://www.makeinindia.com/sector/textiles-garments/



Vision 2025 for Textiles

Document created by expert committee and presented to textile ministry
http://texmin.nic.in/Reports/Vision%20Strategy%20Action%20Plan%20for%20Indian%20Textile%20Sector.pdf

$350 billion  for domestic consumption
$300 billion for exports




Tifac Vision 2020 for Textile Machinery
http://www.tifac.org.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=505&Itemid=207&limitstart=3




2015 Performance

Garment export for the period April - Feb 2015: $15.288 billion vs. $13.5 billion for 2013-14 April - Feb.


Updated on 31 July 2021, 16 January 2021.
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