Institutions for integration Sample Clauses

Institutions for integration. 36. Coordination failures among diverse entities of the government at each level (central, state, local government) is compounded further by the sheer number of stakeholders involved, resulting in significant challenges for an industrial corridor to be established and succeed. Lack of empowered institutional structures both at the corridor level and at the cluster level lead to number of failures that cannot be addressed by the markets on their own, especially when such institutions are necessary to provide single-widow solution for stakeholders to deal with plethora of regulatory, tax and policy issues. Only through concerted efforts of the governments, such empowered institutions could be established; these, however, entail changes in several acts and rules. The Figure 4 below lists indicative functions of corridor and cluster management entities. Figure 4.1 :Functions of corridor management Figure 4.2. : Functions of cluster management a. Corridor management – national level