Key Features of the Scheme
The scheme consists of five sub-schemes, each addressing different aspects of the medical device industry:
- Common Facilities for Medical Devices Clusters: It will provide financial assistance to create common infrastructure facilities like R&D labs and testing centres.
- Marginal Investment Scheme for Reducing Import Dependence: It aims to deepen the MedTech supply chain by supporting local manufacturing of key components and raw materials.
- Capacity Building and Skill Development for Medical Devices: It offers financial support for running various courses to develop skilled technical workforce.
- Medical Device Clinical Studies Support Scheme: It will support established companies and start-ups in conducting clinical studies.
- Medical Device Promotion Scheme: It aims to support industry associations in organising conferences and conducting surveys to promote medical device activities.
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Facts |
| India’s medical device market is valued at approximately $14 billion and is expected to grow to $30 billion by 2030. |

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