Sagarmala Programme
Sagarmala is the Centre's flagship port-led development initiative launched in 2015, aiming to harness India's 7,516 km coastline and 14,500 km navigable waterways for economic development. It focuses on port modernisation, connectivity enhancement (rail, road, pipeline), port-led industrialisation, and coastal community development.
- Launched: 2015, under Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways
- Total projects identified: 800+ worth ₹5.5 lakh crore
- Four pillars: Port Modernisation, Connectivity Enhancement, Port-Led Industrialisation, Coastal Community Development
- Coastal Economic Zones (CEZs): planned around major ports including Vizhinjam
- Vizhinjam explicitly identified as a key transhipment hub under Sagarmala's port-led industrialisation thrust
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