RBI Expert Committee on MSME invites suggestions on structural bottlenecks and factors affecting the performance of the sector
Reserve Bank has constituted an ‘Expert Committee on Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)’ to understand the structural bottlenecks and factors affecting the performance of the sector.
The details regarding the constitution and terms of reference of the Committee can be viewed here >>
The Committee is undertaking a comprehensive review of the sector to identify causes and propose long term solutions for its development.
The Committee has, therefore, decided to invite suggestions from the public at large on the following aspects:
Name of the Person / Institution:
Email id:
| Sl. No. | Suggestions |
| 1 | To suggest definition of MSME for classification / identification of MSME in the context of present system of investment / turnover based criteria. |
| 2 | Whether District Industrial Centres (DICs) have met the intended objective? Suggestions for improving the role of DICs. |
| 3 | What are infrastructural gaps / problems affecting the development and growth of the MSME clusters? |
| 4 | Suggestions for addressing the structural gaps in capacity building of entrepreneurs. |
| 5 | Whether there is awareness about bill discounting facility viz. TReDS? Suggestions for improving onboarding and accessing finance through TReDS. |
| 6 | Suggestions for improving the credit rating mechanism for MSMEs |
| 7 | Any other specific suggestion/s. |
Suggestions and comments may please be sent or e-mailed by March 28, 2019 to :
the Chief General Manager,
Reserve Bank of India,
Financial Inclusion and Development Department,
Central Office, 10th floor, Fort,
Mumbai-400001 .
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