Manufacturing Technologies
By 2035, GDP of our country is expected to grow 8-10 times from present USD 1.2 trillion and manufacturing would expectedly be a major wealth-producing sector in the economy.  Besides catering to the needs of 150 crore consumers then, manufacturing would be providing important material support for national infrastructure and strategic sectors as well. The sector would open up huge employment opportunities, create a demand for skilled workforce and affect the socio-economic milieu. However, most manufacturing involves significant social and environmental costs. This together with challenges posed by competitiveness from within and overseas would force exploration of new technologies for the manufacturing sector in its entirety.  We seek your views, through a set of questions- on the Manufacturing Technologies- as they should evolve to meet the aspirations of India. Kindly try to respond keeping the 2035 perspective in mind by ticking the appropriate response.

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Technology Vision 2035 team
TIFAC

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1. What advancement in the current Manufacturing technology do you anticipate by 2035?
2. Do you anticipate the possibility of new technologies in this field to be deployed?
3. Do you anticipate any significant reduction in the cost of Manufacturing?
4. Do you anticipate the introduction of any disruptive technologies?
5. How do you expect future technology needs will be met?
6. What is your projection of the contributing factor for increase in productivity?
7. Will sustainability issues impact Manufacturing?
8. What steps do you foresee as important to augment availability of skilled manpower by 2035?
9. What efforts are needed to make India self-reliant in terms of indigenous machinery?
10. Do you expect the availability of indigenous equipment will help in reducing cost of production?
11. What intervention from government do you expect to enhance quality of indigenous equipment?
12. Which areas in supply chain issue (from supplier to manufacturers, from manufacturers to end users) would need improvement?
13. What kind of intervention would be important in warehousing/ cold-storage?
14. In the event of likely shortage of raw material or input feed to the manufacturing sector, what efforts do you foresee to be appropriate?
15. Voluntary Certification should be norm of the industry. What can make this happen?
16. What Certification must the manufacturing sector follow to enlarge its foot-print in global trade?  
17. Which intervention can ensure adequacy of Quality Control/ Assurance equipment to the Manufacturing sector?
18. Which interventions do you foresee as important for professional Quality Assurance services?
19. Which of the following sectors of manufacturing will emerge as a predominant manufacturing sector by 2035?
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