Yamunanagar MSME Conclave Highlights Government Schemes, Digital Transformation and Export Opportunities
RAMP programme brings officials and industry experts together to help small businesses improve competitiveness, adopt modern technology and explore international markets.
The Haryana chapter of the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI), in collaboration with the Directorate of MSME, Government of Haryana, and the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, organised an MSME Conclave in Yamunanagar on Wednesday under the Raising and Accelerating MSME Performance (RAMP) programme.
The event focused on helping micro, small and medium enterprises strengthen their business operations, access government support, adopt digital technologies, explore export opportunities and incorporate sustainable industrial practices.
RAMP is a government initiative designed to improve the performance and competitiveness of MSMEs by expanding access to resources, strengthening institutional support, encouraging technology adoption and facilitating business growth. The programme aims to help enterprises address operational challenges, identify new markets and adopt sustainable business practices.
Officials Highlight Government Support for MSMEs
Addressing the workshop, Dinesh Kumar, Joint Director at the District MSME Centre, highlighted various government initiatives aimed at supporting MSME development. He encouraged entrepreneurs to make effective use of available schemes and institutional assistance to strengthen their businesses and pursue growth opportunities.
Rohit Tindal, Industrial Extension Officer at the District MSME Centre, emphasised the importance of awareness programmes in connecting enterprises with government support systems and opportunities for business expansion.
The sessions underlined the value of making entrepreneurs aware of relevant schemes, institutional resources and practical support mechanisms that can help them improve operations and build stronger businesses.
RAMP Focuses on Digital Adoption and Competitiveness
Shivam Saluja, Co-Chairman of the PHDCCI Haryana State Chapter, explained the RAMP initiative and stressed the need for digital technology adoption, capacity building and stronger business capabilities.
He highlighted the importance of preparing enterprises for changing market conditions and improving their long-term industrial competitiveness. Digital tools and improved operational capabilities can help businesses respond more effectively to customer needs, streamline processes and identify new avenues for growth.
Technology, Digital Finance and E-Commerce in Focus
During the technical sessions, Advocate Deepak Bhardwaj, Head of Legal and Compliance at Altruist Technologies, discussed digital literacy, automation, digital financing, e-commerce and modern technologies that can help improve business efficiency.
The session explored how technology can support day-to-day business operations and help enterprises adapt to increasingly digital commercial environments.
Export Opportunities for Small Businesses
Parul Jaglan, Young Professional at the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), highlighted export promotion schemes, regulatory compliance requirements and opportunities for MSMEs to expand into international markets.
The session drew attention to the importance of understanding export procedures and compliance obligations before entering overseas markets. Greater awareness of available support and international trade requirements can help eligible businesses assess opportunities beyond domestic markets.
Sustainable Industrial Practices and Circular Economy
Gautam Sharma, founder of Surya Zero Waste, shared insights into circular economy practices, water and waste management, Zero Liquid Discharge and environmentally sustainable industrial operations.
The discussion highlighted the relevance of responsible resource use and improved waste management in industrial settings. Sustainable practices can help enterprises use resources more efficiently while strengthening environmental responsibility.
Building a Stronger MSME Ecosystem
The conclave brought together government representatives, industry stakeholders and technical experts to discuss practical ways of improving MSME performance. Its focus extended beyond financial assistance to include technology, export readiness, compliance, capacity building and sustainability.
For small businesses, access to information and institutional guidance can be an important step towards overcoming operational barriers and identifying new growth opportunities. The discussions reinforced the importance of combining government support with innovation, digital adoption and responsible business practices.
The programme highlighted the need for MSMEs to continuously strengthen their capabilities so they can remain competitive in a changing economic environment and contribute to industrial development in Haryana.
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NEWS NOTE: This report is based on the information provided about the conclave. No additional claims regarding attendance figures, financial commitments or specific scheme approvals have been added.
