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Annexure-1

KARNATAKA STATE GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS POLICY

PREAMBLE

The Government in its Budget announcements aims to formulate an integrated Programme for Infrastructure, Marketing

and Skill Development for GI clusters representing Artisans/ Units/ Industries working on Geographical Indications (GI’s) related

products in the State.

1.1.

Introducing the Spectrum of Intellectual Property Rights

Intellectual Property (IP) is attributed to an individual’s creations of the mind. The right associated with leveraging the

respective IP tool is termed as Intellectual Property Right (IPR). The spectrum of IPR includes Patents, Trademarks,

Copyrights, Industrial Designs, Semiconductor Integrated Circuits Layout Design, Geographical Indications, Plant

Varieties, Traditional Knowledge and Trade Secrets.

Each IPR has a specific life span of protection and is covered under the respective National Legislation and International

Convention/ Treaty. IPRs are territorial in nature and not global which implies that IPR holders would have to seek the

necessary protection in the respective territory/country as per the laws of the land.

1.2.

Geographical Indications: A Significant IPR

Geographical Indications (GI) is an important tool, under Intellectual Property (IP). A GI is defined as a sign used on

products that have a specific geographical origin and possess qualities or reputation that are due to that origin. Owners of

GI may be a group, community, association, organization or an established authority. Recognition is usually given for

already existing products with established history and reputation, e.g. Mysore Silk, Channapatna toys, Nanjangud

Rasabale, Mysore Traditional Paintings, etc.

1.3.

National IPR Policy 2016 and thrust to GIs

The government of India unfurled the National Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Policy in May 2016 with the theme of

“Creative India, Innovative India”. The National IPR Policy provides a strong emphasis on the promotion of GIs across the

country. It was announced with the objective to augment creativity and innovation in this era of knowledge economies.

1.4.

Advantages of GI



GI can help a community of producers to differentiate their products from other competing products in the market

and build goodwill around their products, often attracting a higher value.



GI Registration affords legal protection in case of infringement.

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From a consumer’s point of view, Geographical Indications Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999, stands as a

signalling device, which helps them identify genuine quality products and protects the consumers from deception due

to counterfeit items.



GI is an effective mechanism for locally based socio-economic development, especially in rural areas.



GI is closely linked to Traditional Knowledge (TK), which is another Intellectual Property Tool and Traditional Cultural

Expressions (TCEs).



GIs help in conservation of natural resources/ traditional trade mechanisms which are associated with Traditional

Knowledge and the unique geographical origin and possess qualities or reputation that are due to that origin.



Effective management of these potential resources would add to the economic prosperity, enhance livelihoods and

provide entrepreneurship opportunities at the grass root level.



GI tagged products, if branded well, would promote GIs and GI clusters and help them to fetch a higher value in the

international/ export markets. A classic example of a successful GI is the world renowned Darjeeling Tea, India’s first

registered GI having earned worldwide acclaim.

1.5.

Global and India Outlook



From a historical perspective, GIs are covered under Articles 1 (2) and 10 of the Paris Convention for the Protection

of Industrial Property, as an element of IPRs.



GIs are also covered under Articles 22 to 24 of the Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS)

Agreement, which was part of the Agreements concluding the Uruguay Round of GATT negotiations under the WTO

(World Trade Organization)



India, as a Member of the WTO, enacted the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration & Protection) Act,

1999 which came into force with effect from 15th September 2003. Under this Act, the Government of India has

established a ‘Geographical Indications Registry’ at Chennai.

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As on date, the total number of GIs granted by the Registry on an all India basis stands at 330 (Source: Government

of India IP Website: www.ipindia.nic.in)

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1.6.

Karnataka Outlook

It is a matter of pride that out of the total number of 330 GIs granted in India till date, Karnataka bags the lion’s share of 41

registered GIs, ranking number one in the country. Most of these GIs in Karnataka are found in the Handicrafts/Textiles,

Horticulture and Agriculture segments, Manufactured goods and Food stuff. (Annexure 2)

State wise Ranking of GIs as on date

Rank

State

Number of Registered GIs

Karnataka

Maharashtra

Tamil Nadu

Kerala

Uttar Pradesh

West Bengal

Andhra Pradesh

Orissa

Rajasthan

10.

Gujarat

NEED FOR GI POLICY FOR KARNATAKA

As mentioned in the foregoing paragraphs, the National IPR Policy unveiled by Govt. of India, lays emphasis on various tools of

IPR, including thrust to Geographical Indications. Hence, it is appropriate for States to align with National goals.

Section 231 of the Mid Term Review of Foreign Trade Policy 2015-20 also brings the subject of GIs to the forefront, with a

paragraph which reads as follows:

"India has about 300 registered GIs, but only a few of them have been used for commercial value. A large number of these GIs are

on man-made products from specific regions. Several of these manufactured products are in the area of textiles. Some of India's

well-known GIs are Basmati Rice and Darjeeling Tea. A program to promote the branding and commercialization of GI products

and to promote their exports is being initiated. This shall be done in conjunction with para Nos.5.6 & 5.13.2 of National Intellectual

Rights Policy 2016."

The above developments further prompt and spur Government of Karnataka to unveil a policy for the promotion and development

of Geographical Indications in the State. The salient features of the policy are as elucidated below:

VISION



Create Awareness about the significance of GIs across Karnataka



Promote the existing/registered GIs in Karnataka.

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Identify new and prospective GIs and encourage stakeholders towards registration.

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Maintain Brand Karnataka’s status and numero uno position, as the GI hub of India, with the maximum number of registered

GIs in the country

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Execute the business development strategy related to each of the registered GI

MISSION

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To assist and support infrastructure development required to strengthen the GI clusters in the State.

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To provide Marketing support to the Artisans/ Units/ Industries engaged in the production of GI-related products.

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To support capacity building/ skill development across the GI space

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Facilitate Part B of the GI Register, namely the Authorized Users and motivate the genuine artisans/ growers/ producers to

OBJECTIVES

In accordance with the National IPR Policy 2016, key objectives with respect to Geographical Indications are as follows:



Create awareness about GIs, thereby reaching out to IP generators and holders, specifically in the rural and remote areas.



Target and work closely with small businesses, farmers/ plant variety users, holders of traditional knowledge, traditional

cultural expressions and folklore, designers and artisans.



Stimulate generation of IPRs by laying emphasis on encouragement to the registration of GIs.

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To transform knowledge into IP assets by exhorting monetization of knowledge.

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To assist GI producers to define and maintain acceptable quality standards.

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Assist/ facilitate GI clusters in gaining better marketability by executing strategic and target oriented business plans.

STRATEGIES

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Sensitizing/ Generating awareness on the subject of Geographical Indications as an important Intellectual Property tool across

various sections of stakeholders including consumers.

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Conducting Skill development programs, specialized trainings including financial literacy and capacity building programs/

workshops across various GI clusters.

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Promoting Karnataka as the GI Hub of India.

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Providing Marketing and Commercialization support to GI clusters through appropriate schemes and incentives.



Providing a platform to showcase GI products in various National and international forums. (Trade Fairs, Krishi Melas, etc.)



Creating infrastructure for GI clusters to gain better market access and encourage export promotion (Create ‘Haats’

(marketplace of traditional products) such as ‘Dilli Haat’ concept where artisans/ farmers can directly sell their product/

produce to consumers without any intervention of middle-men or marketing agencies).



Internationalizing GIs and global protection through Networking, partnerships and cooperation with other countries on

protection and commercialization.



Conserving GIs in the agricultural/ horticultural sector for agro-business expansion and Rural Development.



Encouraging NGOs for GI development and commercialization.

POLICY MEASURES

The GI Policy aims to promote Karnataka as the GI Hub of India. The State has been constantly undertaking branding and

promotional measures to establish the State of Karnataka as the intellectual and innovation capital. Various initiatives and

programs like road-shows, investment promotion programs, Global Investor and Business Meets/ Summits, Vendor Development

Programs, etc., are being organized as part of the exercise on a regular basis. It is proposed to leverage programs in Departments

other than Commerce and Industries, like Department of Horticulture & Agriculture, Bangalore Bio, Agricultural Business Meets and

other related summits to promote GIs from the State.

The following measures, incentives and schemes are proposed to promote registered GIs, help in post GI marketing and branding

efforts, identification of new and potential GIs for registration and commercialization of the product, for the economic development

of the producers and persons involved in the value chain.

7.1.

Nomination of VTPC as Nodal Agency

Visvesvaraya Trade Promotion Centre (VTPC) is the designated Nodal Agency of Government of Karnataka for the

promotion of Exports, International Trade and Special Economic Zones, under the aegis of the Department of Industries &

Commerce. VTPC is also a dedicated agency for WTO and IPR Activities. VTPC has already been nominated as the

Nodal Agency for the promotion of GIs from the State and communicated to Secretary, DIPP, Ministry of Commerce &

Industry, Government of India. Managing Director VTPC is the designated Nodal Officer for the promotion of GI-related

activities from Karnataka. Further, VTPC also has a Memorandum of Understanding with the Centre for WTO Studies

(CWS), IIFT Campus, New Delhi for nurturing the WTO and IP fabric of the State.

7.2.

Setting up of GI Facilitation Centre (GIFC) to promote GIs from Karnataka

To carry out the various activities pertaining to nurturing the GIs in the State, it is proposed to set up a State-level

GI Facilitation Centre (GIFC), with competent manpower, housed in Visvesvaraya Trade Promotion Centre (VTPC)

under the aegis of the Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Karnataka.

The State GIFC would act as the nodal point for the implementation of all the schemes announced in the GI Policy for the

State of Karnataka. It would work closely with all the stakeholders for effective inroads in GI clusters across the State.

The State GIFC would periodically report/ update its activities undertaken and the progress achieved to the Commissioner

for Industrial Development, Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Karnataka.

Role of the GIFC:

Research Studies/ Market Assessment: Conduct of district level field work pertaining to Research, Surveys,

interaction and coordination with local GI stakeholders

Specialized Training/ Sensitization Programs: Conduct of specialized trainings which are specific to the needs of

a particular GI cluster, besides the conduct of a wide array of sensitization and outreach workshops on varied facets

of the subject to help spread the GI message across the nook and corner of the State

GI Filings and Post GI Marketing, Branding, Commercialization efforts: Facilitate prospective GI filings,

marketing, outreach, branding and commercialization efforts of the GI clusters in the State

Liaise with GI facilitators: Collaborate on activities with the WTO & IPR Relay Cell housed at VTPC, besides other

key GI facilitating institutions like the Centre for WTO Studies, New Delhi, CIPRA, (National IPR Chair Initiatives,

MHRD) housed at National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru, Cell for IPR Promotion and

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Management (CIPAM), under Union Commerce Ministry, Govt. of India, MSME-Government of India, the State

Horticulture and Agriculture Departments, Indian Institute of Horticultural Research (IIHR), State Agricultural

Universities, NRDC, premium Institutes in the country like IIM-Bengaluru, IISC, CII- IPFC, besides other State IP

Facilitation Centres (IPFCs), Registered Proprietors and like-minded groups/organizations that are into GI facilitation

in the State.

Authorized User (Part B) of GI Register: Facilitate and drive the Authorized User base across the various GIs in

Karnataka

Facilitate/ Sensitise matters pertaining to GI Infringements: Through a Panel of representatives comprising of IP

lawyers/ attorneys housed by the State GIFC, efforts would be made to sensitize Consumer as well as Producer

Groups and other stakeholders to ensure effective enforcement of the rights. For instance, among initiatives like

awareness workshops on the subject, Producers, Registered Proprietors or Authorized users would need to be made

aware of trademark databases, trade shows, trade magazines, etc. to track violation of GI logo and mark in India or

internationally.

7.3.

Scheme for Capacity Building/ Skill Development among GI producers.

A variety of capacity building, skill development training programs would be conducted for target stakeholder groups

across the GI space. These initiatives would help generate awareness on the Conservation of GI registered crops or Food

Stuff (Identification of authentic producers, bringing them under one umbrella by registration) the traditional legacies in the

handicrafts/ manufactured goods segments. This would entail Informing producers/vendors, the roles and responsibility of

GI group member, obtaining Authorized User Certification, steps to help nurture the GI, etc.

Further, such programs may also be jointly conducted in collaboration with recognized IPFCs, industry associations,

chambers of commerce, National Institute of Design and other like-minded institutions in the State providing a fillip to GIs,

which could be considered based on relevance, need based and case to case basis.

Towards achieving this objective, the following programs are proposed:

7.3.1.

Awareness and Sensitization Programs: It is proposed to conduct awareness and sensitization programs across

the State exclusively for various groups like traders, exporters, suppliers, vendors, producers, growers, craft

persons, weavers, etc., including consumers to enable them to understand the value of GIs, their rights and

responsibilities.

7.3.2.

Incisive Training Programs/ Design Development Workshops/ GI Study Tours/ Handicrafts training in soft

skills, Innovation Workshops: Support and encouragement would be provided to such incisive programs that

would help open the minds of the artisans to build capacity and skills within the GI clusters on key topics pertaining

to issues, challenges and prospects of the various GIs in the State. This would among other key issues also include

an important topic like awareness regarding Product standardization & Implementation of Quality Control

Mechanisms (6-Sigma or 9-Sigma level) of process or product standardization for each GI product/produce, etc.

7.3.3.

Training for Government Representatives: Considering that Government agencies, Officials and representatives

both at the helm and the grassroots would be involved in the decision making or implementation process of GIs, it is

proposed to conduct specific awareness and training programs for Government Representatives on the subject.

Participation in trainings organised by Government of India bodies or recognised institutions would be encouraged.

7.4.

Support for new and prospective GI filings from the State

While Karnataka has been at the forefront in the registration of GIs (Part A of GI Register), with the largest number of GIs

registered in the country (at 41 as on date), there have been very few new registrations in the recent past. There is a need

to identify more products, producer groups and registered societies with potential for GI registration rather than merely

Government Departments.

New products which could be explored for registration include Gokak toys, Bijapur Raisins, Sagar Sandalwood carvings,

Dharwad Cotton Sarees, Melkote Panche (Dhoti), Lavancha Craft in Coastal Karnataka, Savanur Beetel leaves, Belgaum

Kunda, Kadakola Mats, etc.

To provide impetus to prospective GIs, the State shall promote and facilitate new and potential GIs for registration. In this

direction, it is proposed to launch a Scheme to support new and prospective GI Registrations/ filings for the benefit of GI

stakeholders. VTPC would facilitate GI registration of the authentic proprietor/producer group through requests from

recognized IP Facilitation Centres (IPFCs), IP firms and other relevant institutions facilitating the Geographical Indications

space.

To involve the participation of young minds who are the prospective brand ambassadors of the country, the State would

encourage this segment of the population in the said scheme, with the objective to nurture the rich cultural heritage and

legacy through GIs for socio economic development.

7.5.

Support for Authorized Users Scheme (Part B of GI Register)

The State would channelize efforts towards registration of Authorized Users (Part B) of the GI Register who could formally

practice the craft/ trade/ crop as the actual stakeholders pitching it in both domestic and global markets.

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To provide a fillip in this direction, the State would subsidise the Statutory Registration Fee levied by the GI

Registry, Govt. of India, up to 100% with respect to Part B Registration (Authorized Users). This could be extended

to all the GIs in Karnataka which endeavor to register Part B.

7.6.

Showcasing and Infrastructure Development Scheme

It is proposed to promote a scheme towards boosting and showcasing the GIs in the State. This would promote GI

Tourism and would entail the coordination of the registered proprietors/ various Departments that are the filers of GIs, with

Tourism Department to publicise the GI products in the GI Tourism map across the State. The scheme would also provide

a thrust to tagging with Traditional Knowledge (TK) and Traditional Cultural Expressions (TCEs).

Details of each GI product and the geographical spread where Tourism initiatives can be promoted are provided in

Annexure 3, “GI Information for Tourists”. The GI products can be indicated on the Tourism maps in different circuits.

Towards this end, it is proposed to promote the installation of GI goods in outlets like Malls, Railway Stations, Airports,

Metro Stations and popular places of public interest, like tourist hot spots, etc. across the State. This scheme would

support the creation of physical infrastructure development for showcasing and promoting the rich GIs across the State.

7.7.

Publicity Scheme

As another step in popularizing the GIs in the State, it is proposed to create an array of GI documentary and publicity

materials like short films, online advertisements (maximum 60 seconds), print booklets/ flyers/ brochures, wall paintings,

gift items, exhibition materials (display in airport/ railway station/ Metro Rail/ Bus Stand/ Kalakshetra/ online sales) to

showcase the GIs. The scheme would help GI stakeholders understand the GI value and showcase products at National

and international platforms.

7.8.

Branding and Commercialization Scheme

It is proposed to conduct an Annual IP Commercialization and Showcase Event in Bangalore or other palces to highlight

the achievements of the GI clusters and to bring together all GI stakeholders for networking purposes. The event shall

also act as a platform to display the GIs produced in the State of Karnataka. In addition, smaller events may be conducted

to give recognition and highlight the achievements of the GI stakeholders in the State of Karnataka.

7.9.

Market Development Assistance Scheme

The State would encourage the participation of GI stakeholders and like-minded groups working towards nurturing the GIs

of Karnataka, in participation in Exhibitions/ Fairs/ Shows/ Melas/ Conferences, etc., and putting up stalls during Regional

Festivals/ international meets.

Financial assistance would be extended for providing a platform to showcase GI products in various National and

international forums as follows subject to the condition that the artisan/ industry should not have availed Market

Development Assistance in any other schemes of Government of Karnataka or Government of India. Scheme details are

as below:

7.9.1. Participation in Domestic Exhibition/Trade Fairs



100% of economy air fare subject to a maximum of Rs.10,000/- (to and fro) or 100% reimbursement for II Tier AC

by Rail



100 % of stall rent, up to a maximum of Rs.25,000/-



DA at Rs.500/- per day for a maximum of 15 days

7.9.2. Participation in International Exhibition/Trade Fairs



75% of economy air fare subject to a maximum of Rs.1.25 lakh (to and fro)



100 % of stall rent, up to a maximum of Rs.1 lakh



DA at $100 per day for a maximum of 5 days

7.10.

Digital Platform Scheme

To support the creation of digital platforms for sales of GI products, it is proposed to facilitate identification of business

partners/ e-commerce service providers, to connect with producer groups for enabling ease of sale of the GI products in

the local and international markets. The State would support/ facilitate the creation of an online platform, application/

software development or online sales support, implemented by VTPC.

7.11.

Impact Study Facilitation Scheme

While efforts towards filing GIs is important, it is imperative to assess the development and growth of GIs over a time

frame, in particular the Post GI Registration initiatives. Varied kinds of Studies/ Surveys may be required by the State

across the GIs, to facilitate, evolve a roadmap for revival and strengthening of existing GIs and prepare an action plan for

the marketing of GIs in the State.

Towards this objective, it is proposed to conduct an impact study of all GIs in the State. To simplify and make the study

effective, it is proposed to carry out the Study initially at a Cluster level; for instance, Agriculture Cluster, Handicrafts

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Cluster, etc. The impact would entail detailed study and analysis at a National level for instance, whether people outside

Channapatna and Bengaluru are familiar with Channapatna toys. Eventually, the efforts could be scaled to international

level.

State GIFC may conduct the Impact Study in association with competent IPFCs in the State or recognised IP/ Law Firms/

Educational Institutions, etc., subject to adherence to relevant rules and guidelines pertaining to service providers laid

down by Government of Karnataka.

7.12.

Scheme for Product standardization & Implementation of Quality Control mechanism for each product/

produce, Creation of GI product specific logos and Hologram/ Seal

As each GI product is different, it is proposed to seek the professional support of Specialists for preparation of “Standard

Protocol’ /code of practice and sensitize the GI members who come under the value chain (Agricultural Practices for

growing, collection, processing and packing for instance). This would include Design for Packaging, Logo, labelling, etc. It

is imperative to specify quality standards and strict compliance to the same by all the contributors in the supply chain.

A unique collective product specific GI logo would be developed for all the GIs of Karnataka which are yet to have a GI

logo registered for better representation and identify of their products in various markets. Necessary knowledge and

technical services would be obtained from the leading recognized organizations/ institutions.

A unique Hologram/ Seal which would provide a unique identity and protective seal for GI tagged products would be

developed. (Details of Developing a Hologram/ Design is mentioned in Annexure 4).

7.13.

Cluster Centric GI Scheme

To provide impetus to the Geographical Indications of the State and to ensure that the respective GIs as a community

benefit from harnessing common advantages with respect to infrastructure facilities, modernization, machinery, design,

quality, testing, training, display, sales centre, etc., it is proposed to institute a Cluster Centric GI scheme for the GIs of the

State. The scheme would be modelled on the lines of the cluster development, MSE CDP scheme of the Government of

India. Mysuru, with its largest number of GIs in Karnataka and perhaps the world, would be modelled as a GI hub of the

State.

The State level committee formed under the scheme is empowered to approve project of infrastructure development

through cluster format for GI related products.

7.13.1.

Eligibility Criteria

There should be a minimum of 15 Micro and Small units/ artisans/ growers in the cluster serving as members of

the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). There is no ceiling on the maximum number of members. In special cases,

where considerations of investments, technology or small size of the cluster warrant lesser number of units, a

minimum of 10 MSE units may be considered for the SPV with the prior approval of the State level committee.

ii.

It is necessary to form a SPV prior to setting up of and running the proposed CFC. An SPV is a clear legal entity

(Cooperative Society, Registered Society, Trust or a Company) with evidence of prior experience of positive

collaboration among its members. The SPV should have a character of inclusiveness wherein provision for

enrolling new members to enable prospective entrepreneurs in the cluster to utilize the facility should be

provided. In addition to the contributing members of the SPV, the organizers should obtain written commitments

from ‘users’ of the proposed facilities so that its benefits can be further enlarged. Bylaws of SPV should have

provisions for Managing Director, implementing agency, One officer from MSME Directorate and Joint Director,

DIC of the concerned Dist as members of the SPV.

7.13.2.

Admissible Activities

Manufacturing sector GI Clusters

Handicrafts GI Clusters

Agriculture and Horticulture GI Clusters

Food stuff GI Clusters

Textile GI Clusters

Others with the approval of the State level committee.

7.13.3.

Assistance for Setting up of Common Facility Centers (CFCs)

Common Facility Center will consist of creation of tangible “assets” like Common Production/ Processing Centre

(for balancing/ correcting/ improving production line that cannot be undertaken by individual units), Design

Centers, Testing Facilities, Training Centre, Effluent Treatment Plant, Marketing Display/ Selling Centre,

Packaging, Common Logistics Centre, Common Raw Material Bank/ Sales Depot, etc.

7.13.4.

Project Cost

Common Facility Centers to be setup with investment up to Rs.5.00 crores.

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The GoK grant will be restricted to 50 % of the Cost of Project of maximum Rs 2.50 crore. The cost of project

includes cost of Land (subject to max. of 15% of Project Cost), building, pre-operative expenses, preliminary

expenses, machinery & equipment, miscellaneous fixed assets, support infrastructure such as water supply,

electricity and margin money for working capital.

The entire cost of land and building for CFC shall be met by SPV. Investment in land and building will be

considered as SPV contribution (margin) for the project. CFC can be set up in leased premises. However, the

lease should be legally tenable and for a fairly long duration (Min 15 years).

In case of Project proposal exceeding Rs.5.00 crores, the State level committee is empowered to consider

them as special cases depending on merits, but the Government contribution will be limited to the unit cost of

Rs.5.00 crores.

7.13.5.

Means of Finance:

GoK Share

SPV Share *

50 % of Project Cost

* Note: Large manufacturing Industries, other major buyers of the cluster MSE/ GI products, Anchor industries are

eligible to contribute up to 49 percent for SPV.

7.13.6.

Detailed Project Report (DPR)

The cluster SPV has to prepare a DPR to map all the business processes of the cluster units viz.

manufacturing processes, technology, marketing, quality control, testing, Branding, purchase, outsourcing, etc

to find out its strengths, weaknesses, threats and opportunities (SWOT), problems and impediments,

suggestions and a well drawn action plan for enhancing competitiveness of the units of the cluster and to

position the cluster on a self sustaining trajectory of growth. The DPR should focus on enhanced

competitiveness, technology improvement, adoption of best manufacturing practices, marketing of products,

employment generation, etc. There has to be direct linkages between the problems highlighted in the report

and the measures suggested for improvement.

The DPR should include financial analysis like internal rate of return, break-even point, debt-service coverage

ratio, sensitivity analysis, etc., using basic templates such as projected profit & loss account, projected balance

sheet etc.

DPR should be appraised by a Bank or any Agency like CEDOK/ TECSOK/ SIDBI/ NABSCON or any

recognized agency of State/ Central Government.

7.13.7.

In-principle approval: All CFC proposals is to be submitted to VTPC/ through Joint Director, District

Industries Centre Concerned. VTPC will scrutiny the proposal received and will place before the State level

committee for approval. In-principle approval shall be valid for a period of 6 months, and before that it is

expected that the project would be ready for final approval. In case, final proposal is not received in 6 months, it

will automatically lapse, unless it is specifically extended by the State level committee.

7.13.8.

Final Approval: The projects which have been accorded in-principle approval, shall be accorded final

approval on fulfillment of following conditions:

Formation of SPV

Land procured and registered in the name of SPV

Registered Lease Deed of the Building

Submission of appraised Detailed Project Report (DPR)

Details of the share holding of the SPV

Project Specific account in Schedule A bank

7.13.9.

Project Implementation

The CFC should be operationalized within two years from the date of final approval, unless extended with the

approval of State level committee.

The CFC may be utilized by the SPV members and as also others in the cluster.

Escalation in the cost of project above the sanctioned amount, due to any reason, will be borne by the SPV. The

State Government shall not accept any financial liability arising out of operation of any CFC.

User charges for services of CFC shall be close to prevailing market prices, as decided by the Governing Council/

Managing Committee of the SPV. The SPV members may be given reasonable preference in user charges.

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Contribution by the SPV should be made upfront. Necessary infrastructure like land, building, water and power

supply, etc must be in place or substantial progress should have been made in this regard before GoK assistance

is released.

Funds will be released in three installments in the ratio of 50:40:10 (after final approval) depending upon the

implementation plan, requirements of funds.

Agreement among VTPC and the SPV shall be signed for CFC projects

7.13.10.

Project Approvals: The proposals under the scheme will be considered for approval by the State level

committee –State GI Policy of the GI clusters. Members of the State level committee are as below:

Commissioner for Industrial Development, Large & Mega Industries.

Chairman

Commissioner for Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises

Co-Chairman

Managing Director, Visvesvaraya Trade Promotion Centre (VTPC) (Nodal Agency)

Member Convener

Additional Director (MSME and Policy & Promotion), Directorate of Micro, Small & Medium

Enterprises

Member

Managing Director, KCTU

Member

Joint Director (Technical Cell), Commerce and Industries Department

Member

Joint Director of concerned sector/ Dept.

Member

Managing Director KSHDC or his representative

Member

President, Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FKCCI) Bangalore or his

authorized nominee

Member

10.

President, Karnataka Small Scale Industries Associations (KASSIA), Bangalore or his authorized

nominee

Member

11.

Joint Director, Concerned District Industries Center (DIC)

Member

Common Facility Center (CFCs) projects will be approved in two stages: In principle approval and final

approval.

Annexure 2

List of Registered Geographical Indications of Karnataka

Source: www.ipindia.nic.in

Geographical Indications

Sector

Mysore Silk

Handicraft

Mysore Agarbathi

Manufacture

Bidriware

Handicraft

Channapatna Toys & Dolls

Handicraft

Mysore Rosewood Inlay

Handicraft

Mysore Sandalwood Oil

Manufacture

Mysore Sandal soap

Manufacture

Kasuti Embroidery

Handicraft

9..

Mysore Traditional Paintings

Handicraft

10..

Coorg Orange

Agricultural

11.

Mysore Betel leaf

Agricultural

12.

Nanjanagud Banana

Agricultural

13.

Mysore Jasmine

Agricultural

14.

Udupi Jasmine

Agricultural

15.

Hadagali Jasmine

Agricultural

16.

Ilkal Sarees

Handicraft

Ganjifa cards of Mysore

Handicraft

18.

Navalgund Durries

Handicraft

19.

Karnataka Bronze Ware

Handicraft

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Geographical Indications

Sector

20.

Molakalmuru Sarees

Handicraft

21.

Monsooned Malabar Arabica Coffee

Agricultural

22.

Monsooned Malabar Robusta Coffee

Agricultural

23.

Coorg Green Cardamom

Agricultural

24.

Dharwad Pedha

Foodstuff

25.

Devanahalli Pomello

Agricultural

26.

Appemidi Mango

Agricultural

27.

Kamalapur Red Banana

Agricultural

28.

Sandur Lambani Embroidery

Handicraft

29.

Byadagi Chilli

Agricultural

30.

Udupi Mattu Gulla Brinjal

Agricultural

31.

Kinhal Toys

Handicraft

32.

Bangalore Blue Grapes

Agricultural

33.

Bangalore Rose Onion

Agricultural

34.

Karnataka Bronzeware (Logo)

Handicrafts

35.

Ganjifa Cards of Mysore (Logo)

Handicrafts

36.

Navalgund Durries (Logo)

Handicrafts

37.

Guledgudd Khana

Handicrafts

38.

Udupi Sarees

Handicrafts

39.

Mysore Silk (Logo)

Handicrafts

40.

Malabar Pepper

Agriculture

41.

Kolhapuri Chappal

Handicraft

Sector-wise number of GIs in Karnataka

Sectors

No. of GIs.

Handicrafts

Agriculture

Manufactured Goods

Food Stuff

Total

Annexure 3

GI Information for Tourists

No.

GI Products

Place of Production

Nearest Tourist Spot

Coorg Orange

Villages in Coorg, Hassan and Chikmagalur Districts

Coorg, Hassan and Mysuru

Mysore Betel Leaf

Udboor, Toreyenakatoor, Marballi and Kalale villages of

Mysuru District

Mysuru City

Nanjangud Banana

Nanjangud area of Mysuru District

Mysuru City

Mysore Jasmine

Mysuru District

Mysuru City

Udupi Jasmine

Villages around Shankarapura of Udupi District, Coastal Zone

Udupi, Mangaluru

Hadagali Jasmine

Huvina – Hadagali Taluk of Bellari District

Hampi

Devanahalli Pomello

Devanahalli and surrounding areas

Bengaluru

Appemidi Mango

Shivamogga, Uttara Kannada, Daskhina Kannada,

Chikkamagaluru, Sakaleshpura, Hassan, Udupi Districts

Jog Falls, Shivamogga, Belur &

Halebeedu, Hassan

Kamalapur Red Banana

Kamalapur Hobli of Kalburgi District

10.

Udupi Mattu Gulla

Brinjal

Mattu village of Udupi district and surrounding areas like ‘Kote’

‘Innanje’, Kaipunjalu’ and Uliyprugoli

Udupi, Mangaluru.

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No.

GI Products

Place of Production

Nearest Tourist Spot

11.

Bangalore Blue Grapes

Kolar and Bengaluru rural districts, covering Hoskote,

Doddaballapur, Nelamangala, and Devenahalli Taluks

Bengaluru

12.

Monsooned Malabar

Arabica Coffee

Malabar Region (Villages in Chikkamagalur, Kodagu, and

Dakshina Kannada districts)

Chikkamagalur, Kodagu, and

Dakshina Kannada

13.

Monsooned Malabar

Robusta Coffee

Malabar region (villages in Chikkamagalur, Kodagu and

Dakshina Kannada districts)

Chikkamagalur, Kodagu and

Dakshina Kannada

14.

Coorg Green Cardamom

Kodagu and Hassan Districts

Madekeri, Belur & Halebeedu,

Hassan

15.

Byadagi Chilli

Byadagi, Haveri district

Dharwad

16.

Bengaluru Rose Onion

Bengaluru Rural

Bengaluru

17.

Mysore Silk

Mysuru City

18.

Ilkal Sarees

Ilkal and other villages in Bagalkot, Vijayapura District

Vijayapura, Badami

19.

Molakalmuru Sarees

Molakalmuru and Kondlalli taluk in Chitradurga

Chitradurga Fort

20.

Navalgund Durries

Navalgund, Dharwad District

Dharwad

21.

Kasuti Emrboidery

Beeravalli village and Dharwad town in Dharwad district

Dharwad

22.

Sandur Lambani

Embroidery

Sandur region, Bellari district

Hampi

23.

Channapatna Toys &

Dolls

Channapatna, Ramanagara district

Bengaluru

24.

Kinhal Toys

Kinhal Village, Bellari and Koppal districts

Hampi, Badami

25.

Mysore Rosewood Inlay

Mysuru City

26.

Mysore Traditional

Paintings

Mysuru District

Mysuru

27.

Bidriware

Bidar town, Bidar District

Bidar Fort

28.

Karnataka Bronze

Nagamangala, Mandya, Mysuru and Bengaluru

Melkote, Sri Rangapattna,

Brindavan Gardens

29.

Ganjifa Cards of Mysore

Pockets in Mysuru and Bengaluru

Mysuru City

30.

Mysore Agarbathi

Mysuru and Bengaluru Districts

Mysuru City

31.

Mysore Sandalwood Oil

Mysuru and Bengaluru Districts

Mysuru city

32.

Mysore Sandal Soap

Bengaluru District

Bengaluru

33.

Dharwad Peda

Dharwad town

Dharwad

34.

Guledgudd Khana

Bagalkot

Badami, Bagalkot

35.

Udupi Sarees

Udupi

Udupi, Mangaluru

Malabar Pepper

Dakshina Kannada, Davanagere, Dharwad, Hassan, Kodagu,

Bengaluru Rural, Mandya, Mysuru, Shivamogga, Tumakuru,

Udupi, Uttara Kannada, Chamrajnagar, Chikkamagaluru

districts

Jog Falls (Shivamogga),

Dharwad/Hubballi, Mysuru,

Udupi, Chikkamagalur

37.

Kolhapuri Chappal

Dharwad Belgavi, Bagalkot and Vijayapura District

Gol Gumbaz (Vijayapura)

Annexure 4

Scheme for Developing a Hologram/Design

With reference to Policy Measures (7 (m), the hologram/design strip would contain the following:



The State Government Emblem to indicate State of origin.



The Central Government Emblem to indicate the country of origin as well the registering authority.



The symbol of the product with the place name (popular geographical area name) with G.I Registration Number.

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

The hologram to have multiple colours coded security printing, incorporating five to six securities which may be printed in

Security Press to ensure that they are not copied.



The Association/Representative body of the particular G.I item should be given the responsibility to issue the same to

genuine members, to protect their interest.



By stamping it on each product the sample emblem would be as follows:

GOVT OF KARNATAKA

BYADGI CHILLI G.I.NO……

GOVT. OF INDIA

Annexure 5

Proposed Budget for GI Schemes

S. No.

Scheme/Initiatives

Target/Specifics

Total Cost

(in Rs.)

Setting up of State GI

Facilitation Centre (GIFC), to

promote GIs from Karnataka.

4-5 persons to be deployed as full time workers

which would include IP Professionals/

Consultants, Program Manager, Assistants

Rs.30 lakhs per year @ 5 years = Rs.150

lakhs

Scheme for Capacity

Building/Skill Development

among GI producers.

(a)Awareness and Sensitization Programs

(b)Incisive Training Programs/Design

Development Workshops/GI Study

Tours/Handicrafts training in Soft

Skills/Innovation Workshops

(c)Training for Government Representatives

Rs.1,00,000/- per program x 8 programs

per year = Rs.8 lakhs per year

Budget for 5 years:

Rs.40 lakhs

Rs.3 lakhs per program for a batch of

15 persons x 3 programs = Rs.9 lakhs per

year

Budget for 5 years:

Rs.45 lakhs

Rs.30,000/- per person (outside the State)

x 2 program for 5 persons = Rs.3,00,000/-

per year

Rs.10,000/- per person within the State x 4

programs for 5 persons = Rs.2,00,000/-per

year, Budget for 5 years:

Rs.25 lakhs

Support for new and

prospective GI filings from the

State

New Registration/Filings

Rs.1 lakh per GI filing x 3 GI filings per year

= Rs.3 lakhs

Budget for 5 years:

Rs.15 lakhs

Support for Authorized Users

Scheme (Part B of GI Register)

Identifying Authorized Users for Registration

100% grant on Government/Statutory fees

Support to 100 AUs annually = Rs.60,000/-

Budget for 5 years:

Rs.3 lakhs

Showcasing and Infrastructure

Development Scheme

Installation of GI goods Outlets in Malls /

Railway Stations/ Airport/Metro Stations

Upto Rs.100 lakhs

Plus the recurring expenditure

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S. No.

Scheme/Initiatives

Target/Specifics

Total Cost

(in Rs.)

Publicity Scheme



Short movie



Full length movies



Online advertisements: 60 sec



Booklets/Brochures



Wall paintings/sachets/ gift items



Print media & other art work

Upto Rs.75 lakhs

Branding and

Commercialization Scheme



Annual IP Commercialisation event

Rs.60 lakhs per mega event

Budget for 5 years:

Rs.180 lakhs

Market Development

Assistance Scheme



Participation in Regional Festivals/

International Meets



Fashion shows



Putting up Sales & Exhibition stalls

Budget for 5 years:

Rs.200 lakhs

Digital Platform Scheme

Creation of Online Platform: App development

or on line sales support

Rs.25 lakhs

(one time cost)

10.

Impact Study Facilitation

Scheme

 For all GIs

 Post production /Post GI Registration market

analysis

Budget for 5 years:

Rs.25 lakhs

11.

Scheme for Product

standardization &

Implementation of Quality

Control mechanism for each

product/produce, Creation of GI

product specific logos and

Hologram/Seal

Development of Standard protocols/quality

control mechanisms for each GI product

Creation of Logo/Seal/hologram for providing

authenticity and higher value to GI products

Budget for 5 years:

Rs.50 lakhs

12.

Cluster Centric GI Scheme

Cluster development model for GIs in a phased

manner will be taken up on the lines of MSE

CDP Scheme

Budget for 5 years:

Rs.500 lakhs per cluster @ 4 Clusters =

Rs.2000 lakhs

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