Indian Space Association

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Indian Space Association
AbbreviationISpA
Formation11 October 2021;2 years ago (2021-10-11)
Type Industry association
Purpose Policy advocacy
Headquarters Delhi, India
Area served
India
Services
  • Business promotion
  • Networking
  • Policy reforms
Jayant Patil [1]
Lt Gen. Anil Kumar Bhatt (Retd.) [2]
Website www.ispa.space

Indian Space Association(ISpA) is an industry association for Indian space and satellite manufacturing companies. [3] ISpA is a voluntary association of leading space industries in India. It was established with the objective of providing advisory and advocacy support to the space industry in India. The primary function of ISpA is to articulate the views of the industry on space sector reforms and provide guidance for a space industry in India.

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History

On October 11, 2021, Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi launched the Indian Space Association as a “single-window” agency for facilitating space sector business opportunities for Indian start-ups and the private sector. [4]

Members

ISpA members are divided into five categories; founding members, core members, associate members, start-up members and other members. [5] It is listed below in alphabetical order;

Founding members


Core members

Associate members


Start-up members


Other members

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