National Logistics Policy Implementation

About the Scheme

Comprehensive policy framework to reduce logistics costs and improve supply chain efficiency across India.

Target Beneficiaries: 22 million logistics workforce, manufacturing sector, trade industry, farmers (to reduce ₹92,651 crore post-harvest losses), and consumers through reduced logistics costs from 16% to 8% of GDP by 2030

Implementing Agency: Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, in coordination with other relevant ministries.

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✦Key Features

• **Integrated Digital System (IDS):** Integration of digital systems across various ministries (e.g., Road Transport, Railways, Customs).
• **Unified Logistics Interface Platform (ULIP):** A single digital gateway for all logistics stakeholders to exchange information.
• **Ease of Logistics (E-Log):** Streamlining of rules and procedures, and simplification of processes.
• **System Improvement Group (SIG):** For continuous monitoring of all logistics-related projects and addressing bottlenecks.
• **Standardization & Skilling:** Promoting standardization of warehousing, packaging, and developing skilled human resources in logistics.
• **Multi-modal Connectivity:** Synergy with PM Gati Shakti for integrated infrastructure planning and development.

✓Eligibility Criteria

• All businesses involved in manufacturing, trade, and e-commerce.
• Logistics service providers (e.g., transporters, freight forwarders, warehouse operators).
• Infrastructure developers and operators in the logistics sector.
• Government departments and agencies involved in trade and transport facilitation.

★Benefits

• Reduced operational costs for businesses, leading to increased profitability.
• Faster movement of goods, reduced transit times, and improved supply chain reliability.
• Enhanced competitiveness of Indian products in global markets.
• Improved efficiency, transparency, and predictability in the logistics sector.
• Boost to economic growth, job creation, and foreign investment.

▶Application Process

• Registration and onboarding on the Unified Logistics Interface Platform (ULIP).
• Adherence to national logistics standards and guidelines issued under the policy.
• Participation in digital data exchange frameworks for improved visibility and efficiency.
• Utilizing integrated logistics services and infrastructure developed under the policy framework.

₹ Budget Allocation

Significant, multi-sectoral investments and leveraging private sector capital for infrastructure and technology upgrades.