India has committed itself to developing its bioeconomics by 2030 to $ 300 billion, said the Minister of Trade Union for Jitendra Singh on Monday, because the country focuses on the use of biological sources such as crops, forests and microorganisms to maintain goods, services and energy and alleviate climate change.
Ten years ago, the biotechnology ecosystem has grown from approximately 50 startups to nearly 11,000 – a jump allowed by the support of policy and institutional partnerships, Singh said on the occasion of the World Bii -product Day.
In March this year, the government said the size of the bioeconomics of the country was estimated to be $ 165.7 billion in 2024.
With reference to the recently launched BIOE3 policy, Singh has noted the foundations for India to lead in sustainable biomanionufacturization by aligning the objectives of bioeconomics with the environment, economic growth and capital.
The aim of BIOE3 is to speed up the development of bio-based technologies and their commercialization by the establishment of bionabletors, which include Bio-AM-Ai-Ai-Ai-Ai, biologically and biologically manufacturers across the country.
BIO-AI hubs will be set up to expand research and innovation for the development of technology for biological products across identified thematic sectors of bioomanupleting by means of research based on data based and predictive analysts based on AI. The aim of the hubs of biological loading and biomanufacturia will focus on the establishment of infrastructure devices for expanding technologies for biological products.
Key performance indicators (KPI) for meaningful success have been identified in terms of the establishment of biological factors and healing of biomanufactis.
According to the minister, organic products are no longer limited to laboratories. They are a living-the biologically degradable packaging after ecological personal care, from the occupation of the countryside to a green job, he said. He also stressed that the future industrial revolution would be managed by bioeconomics and believe that India has taken the lead.
The Minister has acknowledged the calls that young scientists in biotechnology face and point to the mismatch between parents’ expectations and individual career abilities. He described the National Educational Policy (NEP) 2020 as a “game changer” that would allow students to observe disciplines of interest in flexibility. “We see a new generation with the real ability and ability to learn,” he said.
Singh also drew attention to the disparity in Indian past political priorities, especially in agriculture, which he said that the Western models were historically informed. He emphasized the need to use the unused potential of Indian natural resources and traditional knowledge systems.
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