Issue: July 2009
  A 'Dropout’ Innovator
  IN 1958, in a small village Babapur in district Amreli, all the efforts of engineers to start a new water pumping machine had failed. On the insistenc...
  Sustaining Urban Infrastructure
  THE NUMBER of people living in India’s urban areas is rising rapidly. The country’s urban population, which was 109 million in 1971, has grown to ove...
  Market-Based Financing of Urban Infrastructure
  RAPID URBANIZATION has increased the demand for urban infrastructure in India. Since public funds for these services are inadequate, Urban Local Bodie...
  National Highways : The Path Ahead
  INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT is absolutely critical for India’s economic growth and for sustainable development. Building world class infrastructure is ...
  Sea Ports : Harbouring Growth
  INTERNATIONAL TRADE is the cornerstone of global economy. Exchange of goods amongst countries widens the choice of supply and ensures that production ...
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Few subjects in the policy debate have created as much convergence of interests as the topic of infrastructure development. Anybody who takes more than just a passing interest in the state of affairs of the economy will be convinced that infrastructure development is vitally necessary.

Having said that, it equally true there are fewer areas where the plans have proved so difficult to execute. It is not a ...

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Private Participation in Infrastructure Sector in India

THE NATIONAL Development Council (NDC) in its meeting held on May 20, 2006 passed the following resolution: “Recognising that improvement in physical infrastructure has emerged as a common priority and increased private participation has now become a necessity to mobilize the resources needed to achieve its expansion and upgradation, the NDC observed that successful promotion of private participation in infrastructure requires a well designed framework of policies in which investors have the assurance that standards of services will be maintained and oncession will be transparently awarded and directed the Central Government to work towards evolving such a framework, which could be adopted by the States.”

The Eleventh Five Year Plan recognizes that adequate, cost effective and quality infrastructure is a pre-requisite for sustaining the growth momentum and that investment in physical infrastructure would have to be increased from about 5 per cent of GDP during the Tenth Plan ...

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