1. + International Workshop on Industry- Academia Collaboration for Greater National Productivity New Delhi April 15, 2013

2. + The Context  To develop a common agenda for collaboration between Academia, Industry and Government  Range -- top end research to skill building  Low level of investment in R & D  Examine International Models /Case Studies  Concrete actions for the next 200 days 2

3. + March 5 th consultation  Workshop on 5 th March : Brainstorming on ideas for collaboration between industry and academia  Three task forces set up:  Research, Innovation & Entrepreneurship  Skills & Employability  Institutional Mechanism  Each had equal participation from both industry and academia  Over the past two weeks the task forces have brainstormed over the issues 3

4. + R&D in India  In India Government share : 75-80 % Private Sector: 20-25 % Universities: 3%  OECD countries Government share : 10 % Private Sector: 69 % Universities: 18% Non-profit: 3% 4

5. + Share of World Researchers 5

6. + Major R&D Investments – Country Share (in %) 6

7. + [1] UNESCO Institute for Statistics as accessed on 24 th October 2012 Major R&D Investments: % GDP 7

8. + ILO estimates that by 2020, India will have 116 million workers in age group of 20-24 years as against 94 million in China Demographic Dividend – average age in 2020 8

9. + National Knowledge Commission -2008  Greater alignment of engineering education with employment opportunities: curricular reform  Frequent dialogue between Academia and Industry through seminars and workshops  To enhance employability, summer internships should be made an integral part of the curriculum  To create adjunct faculty positions and invite industry professionals to participate in the teaching 9

10. + Academia / Govt  Special focus at IITs on Innovation and Entrepreneurship  Encourage faculty focus on product development and industrial consultancy  Earmark 2% of Govt / PSU funds for R & D Industry:  Industry R&D Labs at Research Parks in IITs  About 10000 Executive M.Techs per year using live video- classes  Industry personnel pursuing PhDs (part-time)  Encourage R&D personnel to become adjunct faculty Kakodkar Committee on IIT/NITs: 2011 10

11. + Narayan Murthy Committee Report, 2012  Indian Corporate R&D Fund: Corpus of Rs 5,000 crore  Joint academia-industry guides for research;  Internships / apprenticeships by corporations;  Faculty development support by industry-chairs, sabbaticals;  Top management development programmes by Industry  Centre of Excellence / Training Centre by corporate sector  Technology Parks  Set up new institutions (Private/PPP)  Develop new Knowledge Clusters/Hubs: Use existing industrial clusters for research centres  Set up a Council for Industry and Higher Education Collaboration with Govt/ Private funding (CIHEC) 11

12. + Special Focus on Skilling NVEQF and mainstreaming skills into Education Community colleges and polytechnics in PPP Bachelors programme in Vocational Education Skill Knowledge Providers NATAP and apprenticeship scheme Target for MHRD under Skill Mission of PM Budget speech - Rs 1000 Cr for Skilling (All Mins) 12

13. + 13 Thank you