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Regional Executive (North)
THE FERTTLISERASSOCIATION OF INDIA
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LetterRef.No. FAIAIR
Dated;New Delhithe 19ftAugust'2016
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In this competitive world, training plays an important role in the competitive and challenging
environment. Even successful candidatesplaced on the jobs need to refresh their knowledge to keep
abreastwith latest developmentsin the sector. Training preparesthe employeesto perform the present
duties more effectively and take up new higher responsibilities in the organisation. It not only helps the
organisation but also professional development of the individual employees in realising their full
potential. Ultimately the training helps both employeesand employers in realising higher productivity
levels.
Fertiliser industry is undergoing a seachangeand facing severalchallenges.Companieshave to reorient
their strategiesto face the challengesand tap the opportunities. In addition to professionalknowledge,
the personalqualities play vital role to excel in the competitive environment. Self improvement and self
growth improve the quality of life and working efficiency. Therefore, updation of knowledge on various
issuesrelated to fertiliser sector and enhancingpersonal skills is essentialfor the industry personnelto
enhanceon thejob efficiency and effectiveness.
The programme incorporatesthe important aspectswhich are essentialto improve professionalas well
as personaleffectiveness..
In this context, FAl-Northern Region is organising a four day residential training programme on
"Challenges and Strategies for Fertiliser Industry" during September 26-29, 2016 at Hotel
Hindusthan International (HHI), C-21/3, Maldahiya, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh (Tel. No.:05427110717,2411484;Fax: 0542-2410931;Website:www.hhihotels.com.&rotel-varanasil
)
The programme is designed for officers of all disciplines including Marketing, Finance, Production,
Promotion, Material Management, Public Relations, Secretarial,Logistics, Agricultural Services,HRD
and Information & Communication Technology (ICT).
We trust your organisationwill be interestedin nominating your officials to this important programme.
Your nomination(s) should reach us latest by September 16, 2016.A brochure containing the details is
attached.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
U. S. Teotia
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FAI HOUSE,IOSHAHEEDJIT SINGHMARG,NEWDELHI-IIO067
CIN : U85300DLI955NPL002999
Phone: +91-1I 46005214(D),26567144.Fax: +91-l1-26960052,46005213
E-mail:[email protected] Website:www.faidelhi.org
FAI-Northern Region
Training Programme
on
Challenges and Strategies for
Fertiliser Industry
September 26-29, 2016
Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh)
THE FERTILISER ASSOCIATION OF INDIA
NEW DELHI
INTRODUCTION
In this competitive world, training plays an important role in the competitive and challenging
environment. Even successful candidates placed on the jobs need to refresh their
knowledge to keep abreast with latest developments in the sector. Training prepares the
employees to perform the present duties more effectively and take up new higher
responsibilities in the organisation. It not only helps the organisation but also professional
development of the individual employees in realising their full potential. Ultimately the
training helps both employees and employers in realising higher productivity levels.
The training programmes are useful in the following manner:
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These programs develop the employee morale, increase the productivity, job
satisfaction and commitment of the employees towards the organizational goals.
They assist the employees to function more effectively in their present positions by
exposing them to the latest concepts, information and techniques and developing the
skills they will need in their particular fields.
These programs improve the leadership, problem solving, interpersonal and conflict
resolution skills of the employees.
They are important for sharpening and utilization of the employees’ creative and
innovative skills.
They improve the communication between all levels of management which helps in
minimizing conflicts between different levels of employees.
Training and development programs help in improving the employee behaviour and
attitude towards the job and also uplift their morale.
Fertiliser industry is undergoing a sea change and facing several challenges. Companies
have to reorient their strategies to face the challenges and tap the opportunities. In addition
to professional knowledge, the personal qualities play vital role to excel in the competitive
environment. Self improvement and self growth improve the quality of life and working
efficiency. Therefore, updation of knowledge on various issues related to fertiliser sector
and enhancing personal skills is essential for the industry personnel to enhance on the job
efficiency and effectiveness.
The programme incorporates the important aspects which are essential to improve
professional as well as personal effectiveness.
In this context, FAI-Northern Region is organising a four day residential training
programme on "Challenges and Strategies for Fertiliser Industry" during September
26-29, 2016 at Hotel Hindusthan International (HHI), C-21/3, Maldahiya, Varanasi, Uttar
Pradesh.
TRAINING APPROACH
The training approach aims at stimulating individual thinking and maximum participation by
participants. Emphasis is on activity approach rather than on lecture method so that
participants become intimately involved in the teaching and learning process. Case
studies, group discussions and role playing are some of the teaching techniques that will
be used to stimulate and sustain the interest of the participants.
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PROGRAMME CONTENTS
Session – I : Policy Developments in Fertiliser Sector
• Issues related to Urea Pricing Policies
• Issues related to P & K Sector
Session – II : Challenges and Strategies for Fertiliser Marketing
• Effective Fertiliser Marketing Strategies
• International Trade and Port Operations
• Salient Features of Fertiliser Control Order (FCO) 1985
Session – III : Challenges in Farm Productivity
• Innovative Fertiliser Products to Improve Soil Health and Farm Productivity
• Importance of Nutrient Management for Sustainable Agriculture
• Fertiliser Use and Environmental Quality
Session – IV : Improving Productivity of Fertiliser Plants
• Productivity Improvement and Cost Optimisation in Urea Plants
• Enhancing Efficiency of Phosphatic Fertiliser Plants
• Global Fertiliser and Raw Material/Feedstock Scenario
Session – V : Improving Personal Effectiveness
• Managing Others –
o Positive Communication
o Interpersonal Relationship
o Transformational Leadership
o Building Teams for Better Achievement
• Managing Self –
o Organise Yourself – Habits and Daily Works, Manage your Time
o Discover Your Strength
o Manage Your Emotions and Stress
o Meditation for Competitive Advantage
FACULTY
Faculty consists of leading experts from the Fertiliser Industry, Government of India, the
FAI and the Management/Professional Institutes.
TARGET AUDIENCE
The programme is designed for officers of all disciplines including Marketing, Finance,
Production, Promotion, Material Management, Public Relations, Secretarial, Logistics,
Agricultural Services, HRD and Information & Communication Technology (ICT) so that
they get insight of the various issues related to challenges and opportunities of this vital
sector of the Indian economy.
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DURATION, DATE & VENUE
The duration of the programme is four working days. The dates are September 26-29, 2016.
This is a residential programme. The venue of the programme is:
Hotel Hindusthan International (HHI)
C-21/3, Maldahiya, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
Phone: 0542-7110711, 2411484 • Fax: 0542-2410931
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.hhihotels.com/hotel-varanasi/
The participants can check-in in the hotel on the 26th September, 2016 after 12 O’clock (noon)
and will be required to check out on the 29th September, 2016 by 12 O’clock (noon).
Participants desiring to stay in the hotel before 12 O’clock (noon) of 26th September and/or
after 12 O’clock (noon) of 29th September will be required to pay directly to the hotel as per the
tariff rates agreed between the hotel and the participant concerned.
REQUEST FOR NOMINATIONS
We trust your organisation will be interested in nominating the officials to this important
programme. This being the peak season from the viewpoint of hotel occupancy, we need to be
absolutely specific with the hotel about the number of participants. It is, therefore, requested
that your nominations should reach us latest by September 16, 2016. Early decision on
nominations will enable the companies to avail the advantage of apex fares and other discount
schemes being offered by the different airlines. It will also facilitate the participants to make
their travel plan in advance.
REGISTRATION
The registration fee is Rs. 18,500/- plus 15% service tax per participant on twin sharing basis
and Rs. 22,500/- plus 15% service tax per participant on single occupancy basis. In case of
non-residential participant, the registration fee is Rs. 13,000 plus 15% service tax per
participant. Registration form duly filled in along with the fee by Demand Draft / Bankers’
Cheque / NEFT or RTGS in favour of The Fertiliser Association of India. Bank Name:
Canara Bank; Branch: Jit Singh Marg, New Delhi; Saving Bank A/c. No.: 1484101006029;
SWIFT / IFSC / RTGS : CNRB0001484, may please be sent to:
Dr. U. S. Teotia
Regional Executive (NR)
The Fertiliser Association of India
FAI House, 10, Shaheed Jit Singh Marg, New Delhi - 110 067
CIN U85300DL1955NPL002999
Phone: 011-46005214 (D), 26567144 • Fax: 011-26960052, 46005213
E mail: [email protected], [email protected] • Website: www.faidelhi.org
The registration fee for the residential participant covers programme fee, conference facilities,
registration kit, reading material, boarding & lodging, etc. Expenses on room service are not
included in the package like meal items in room, laundry charges, telephone calls etc. will have
to be paid by the participants themselves directly to the hotel before check out. The fee for the
non-residential participants cover programme fee, reading material, conference facilities,
programme kit, lunch and forenoon/afternoon tea/coffee only and non-residential participants
will have to make their own stay arrangements.
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ADDITIONAL PERSON
The additional person, if any, staying with the participant will be charged extra by the hotel
directly. The room availability is likely to be very tight during the programme due to peak
season. Therefore, if the participant intended to bring any additional person is requested to
inform us well in advance to enable us to make necessary arrangements and avoid any
inconvenience. For additional person the participants will have to pay directly to the hotel.
ABOUT THE HOTEL
Hotel Hindusthan International
(HHI) is the ultimate leisure hotel
located in Maldahiya, in the heart of
Varanasi, 1 km from the railway
station and 20 kms from the airport. It
is in close proximity to all the places
of tourist interests, religious spots and
shopping malls.
ABOUT THE CITY
Varanasi is a city in the Indian state of
Uttar Pradesh dating to the 11th
century B.C. Regarded as the spiritual
capital of India, the city draws pilgrims
who bathe in the River Ganges’
sacred waters and perform funeral
rites. Along its winding streets are
some 2,000 temples, including Kashi
Vishwanath, the “Golden Temple,”
dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva.
Varanasi, or Benaras, (also known as
Kashi) is one of the oldest living cities
in the world. Varanasi`s Prominence
in Hindu mythology is virtually
unrevealed. Mark Twain, the English
author and literature, who was
enthralled by the legend and sanctity
of Benaras, once wrote : "Benaras is
older than history, older than
tradition, older even than legend
and looks twice as old as all of
them put together". According to the
‘Vamana Purana’, the Varuna and the
Assi rivers originated from the body of
the primordial Person at the beginning
of time itself. The tract of land lying
between them is believed to be
‘Varanasi’,
the
holiest
of
all
pilgrimages.
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PLACES OF INTEREST
Apart from the 19 archaeological sites
identified by the Archaeological Survey
of India, some of the prominent places
of interest are Aghor Peeth, Alamgir
Mosque, Ashoka Pillar, Bharat Kala
Bhawan (Art Museum), Bharat Mata
Temple, Central University for Tibetan
Studies, Dhanvantari Temple, Durga
Temple,
Jantar
Mantar,
Kashi
Vishwanath Temple, Sankat Mochan
Hanuman Temple, Mahatma Gandhi
Kashi Vidyapith, New Vishwanath
Temple on the BHU campus, Sarnath,
Ramnagar Fort, Riverfront Ghats, Tulsi
Manas Temple.
CONNECTIVITY
Varanasi is very well connected by Air,
Rail and Road. One of the major factors
in Varanasi's is its access to all parts of
the country.
WEATHER
Weather in Varanasi during September
is normally pleasant. Temperature
would be around 24oC at night and
33oC at day time.
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FAI-Northern Region Training Programme on
Challenges and Strategies for Fertiliser Industry
September 26-29, 2016, Varanasi, U.P.
Tentative Programme
Date & Time (hrs.)
Topics
th
26 September 2016 (Monday)
1430-1500
Registration
1500-1600
Inaugural Session
1600-1630
High-Tea
Session – I : Policy Developments in Fertiliser Sector
1630-1730
Issues related to Urea Pricing Policies
1730-1830
Issues related to P & K Sector
1900-2200
Cocktails & Dinner
th
27 September 2016 (Tuesday)
Session – II : Challenges and Strategies for Fertiliser Marketing
0900-1000
Effective Fertiliser Marketing Strategies
1000-1115
International Trade and Port Operations
1115-1130
Tea
1130-1300
Salient Features of Fertiliser Control Order (FCO) 1985
1300-1400
Lunch
Session – III : Challenges in Farm Productivity
1400-1500
Innovative Fertiliser Products to Improve Soil Health and Farm Productivity
1500-1515
Tea
1515-1615
Importance of Nutrient Management for Sustainable Agriculture
1615-1715
Fertiliser Use and Environmental Quality
1900-2200
Dinner
28th September 2016 (Wednesday)
Session – IV : Improving Productivity of Fertiliser Plants
0900-1000
Productivity Improvement and Cost Optimisation in Urea Plants
1000-1100
Enhancing Efficiency of Phosphatic Fertiliser Plants
1100-1115
Tea
1115-1215
Global Fertiliser and Raw Material/Feedstock Scenario
1215-1315
Lunch
1400-1900
Site Seeing
1900-2200
Cocktails & Dinner
th
29 September 2016 (Thursday)
Session – V : Improving Personal Effectiveness
Managing Others
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•
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Positive Communication,
Interpersonal Relationship,
Transformational Leadership,
Building Teams for Better Achievement
1030-1045
•
Tea
Managing Self
1045-1215
•
•
•
Organise Yourself – Habits and Daily Works, Manage your Time
Discover Your Strength
Manage Your Emotions and Stress
Meditation for Competitive Advantage
0900-1030
1215-1300
1300
•
Valedictory Session
Lunch
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REGISTRATION FORM
Dr. U. S. Teotia
Regional Executive (NR)
The Fertiliser Association of India
FAI House, 10, Shaheed Jit Singh Marg
New Delhi – 110 067
CIN U85300DL 1955NPL002999
Tel.: 011-46005214; Fax: 011-26960052, 46005213
E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
Dear Sir,
Please register following officers from our organisation for FAI – NR Training Programme on
“Challenges and Strategies for Fertiliser Industry” to be organised during September 2629, 2016 at Hotel Hindusthan International (HHI), C-21/3, Maldahiya, Varanasi, Uttar
Pradesh (Tel. No.:0542-7110711, 2411484; Fax: 0542-2410931).
Sl.
No
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Name
Designation
Occupancy
(Single/
Double)
Mobile/
Phone
E-mail ID
Address
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2.
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Enclosed please find a banker’s cheque / draft No. ..………..…....dated ...……..…... worth
Rs. ………………in favour of The Fertiliser Association of India, payable at New Delhi
towards registration fee.
e-transfer/NEFT details: Bank Name: Canara Bank; Branch: Jit Singh Marg, New Delhi; Saving
Bank A/c. No.: 1484101006029; SWIFT / IFSC / RTGS : CNRB0001484
Registration Fee is as below:
(i)
Twin Sharing @ Rs. 18,500/- plus 15% service tax per participant
(ii)
Single Occupancy @ Rs. 22,500/- plus 15% service tax per participant
(iii)
Non-Residential @ Rs. 13,000/- plus 15% service tax per participant
Nominated by:
Name & Designation: …..................................................................... Signature: …………………
Organisation: .................................................................................................................................
Address: ........................................................................................................................................
Phones:…….……………………………………….. Fax: ………………………………………………
Mobile: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………..
E-mail ID: .............................................................................................…...............................
Photocopies can be used, if additional forms are needed.
You may also e-mail the filled in Registration Form to [email protected]; [email protected]