lucknow while up recorded the highest growth in credit input in the country at 21 between december 2016 and december 2017 its total credit flow of rs 57000 crore was half of maharashtra said an assocham report released at the msme conclave in the city on thursday the report states that the single window system for improving ease of doing business is not functioning well there are several windows behind the single window resulting in processes being cumbersome the government needs to remove the hurdles blocking the development of sector it saidup has 14 of the total msmes in the country around 89 lakh and the states exports from them totalled rs 89000 crore in 201718industries have been complaining of high industrial tariffs in the state due to high cross subsidies this increases the overall cost of doing business for industries msmes also face challenges in getting access to finance from state finance corporation and banks it said adding that the state lacks efficient land bank systema lot of land has been acquired by government but is lying vacant and has not been allotted for development of industriesaddressing the conclave cm yogi adityanath said msmes will play a significant role in making india 5 trillion economy around 14 lakh youth got jobs in last 25 years because of msmes msme is the growth engine of state and will play a huge role in defence corridor as centre has fixed categories for which they will be allowed to invest he said