New Delhi: Capacity building and skill development play an important role in setting up efficient and cost-effective logistics and infrastructure systems, an official statement on Monday said.
Speaking at a workshop in Vadodara, Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh suggested integrating logistics and infrastructure development courses in the curriculum of Central Training Institutes (CTIs), State Administrative Training Institutes (ATIs). Thrown light on. ,
This will help authorities better prepare to deal with the complexities of infrastructure development, enhance logistics efficiency and contribute significantly to India's economic growth and development agenda.
As part of efforts to strengthen India's logistics and infrastructure sectors, DPIIT organized the workshop in collaboration with Gati Shakti University (GSV) at Vadodara, Gujarat.
The workshop was organized with the objective of integrating the principles of PM Gatishakti National Master Plan (PMGS-NMP) and National Logistics Police (NLP) in the educational curriculum and training of CTIs and State ATIs.The objective of the workshop is to provide a common platform for brainstorming on integration of real-world logistics and infrastructure challenges into pedagogical strategies, curriculum development and administrative training discourse of government officials.
Singh stressed the important role of capacity building and skill development in the logistics sector to establish efficient and cost-effective logistics and infrastructure systems, the Commerce and Industry Ministry said in a statement.
Logistics human resource development and capacity building is one of the important action items identified under the National Logistics Policy (NLP).
Government officials at all levels have an important role in the successful implementation of PMGS-NMP and NLP.
To widely disseminate the essential principles of PM GatiShakti, various measures have been taken so far, one of which is involving CTIs and ATIs to institutionalize and regularize training and capacity building of government officials on PMGS-NMP principles. Is.
Speaking at a workshop in Vadodara, Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh suggested integrating logistics and infrastructure development courses in the curriculum of Central Training Institutes (CTIs), State Administrative Training Institutes (ATIs). Thrown light on. ,
This will help authorities better prepare to deal with the complexities of infrastructure development, enhance logistics efficiency and contribute significantly to India's economic growth and development agenda.
As part of efforts to strengthen India's logistics and infrastructure sectors, DPIIT organized the workshop in collaboration with Gati Shakti University (GSV) at Vadodara, Gujarat.
The workshop was organized with the objective of integrating the principles of PM Gatishakti National Master Plan (PMGS-NMP) and National Logistics Police (NLP) in the educational curriculum and training of CTIs and State ATIs.The objective of the workshop is to provide a common platform for brainstorming on integration of real-world logistics and infrastructure challenges into pedagogical strategies, curriculum development and administrative training discourse of government officials.
Singh stressed the important role of capacity building and skill development in the logistics sector to establish efficient and cost-effective logistics and infrastructure systems, the Commerce and Industry Ministry said in a statement.
Logistics human resource development and capacity building is one of the important action items identified under the National Logistics Policy (NLP).
Government officials at all levels have an important role in the successful implementation of PMGS-NMP and NLP.
To widely disseminate the essential principles of PM GatiShakti, various measures have been taken so far, one of which is involving CTIs and ATIs to institutionalize and regularize training and capacity building of government officials on PMGS-NMP principles. Is.
