The government will develop 10 Coastal Economic Regions (CERs) in the influence zone. The project would need Rs 5,000 crore in investment in the next five years, which will include modernisation of ports and efficient evacuation besides developing CERs. This will come from gross budgetary support to create infrastructure and other facilities that would make these zones the hub for manufacturing and economic activities and to take such activities to the hinterland.
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