Public Infrastructure and Services

This document provides the details of the Act and includes:

• A short title and commencement
• Definitions of the terms used in the Act
• Process of constitution and incorporation of the Bangalore development authority
• Details of the development schemes
• Aquisition of land
• Property and finance
• Officers and servants of the authority
• Art commission

The document provides the details of the process of implementation of the Act and includes:

The central government has declared the coastal stretches of seas, bays, estuaries, creeks, rivers and back waters which are influenced by tidal action (in the landward side) up to 500 mts. from the High Tide Line (HTL) and the land between the Low Tide Line (LTL) and the HTL as “Coastal Regulation Zone” (CRZ), on 19.2.1991.

This document provides the details of the Andhra Pradesh infrastructure development enabling act, which extends to the whole of the State of Andhra Pradesh. It includes the following information:

• Short title, extent, application and commencement of the Act
• Definition of the terms in the Act
• Details of the establishment, conduct of business and employees of the infrastructure authority
• Infrastructure project delivery process
• Details of the generic risks disclosure and allocation, securitisation, right of lenders and facilities to be provided by the government agency or the local authority
• Establishment of the conciliation board
• Details of the conciliation proceedings
• Details of the establishment of the infrastructure projects fund

The document goes on to give the details of the implementation of the Act and includes:

The document goes on to describe the details of the implementation of the Act and includes:

The key provisions of the draft bill include an institutional framework for regulatory commissions, their role and functions, accountability to the legislature and interface with the markets and the people. The proposed bill, if enacted, will supplement the existing sector-specific laws that set out sectoral objectives.

This policy document provides  a brief background and guidelines on the implementation of the Public Private Partnership (PPP)  in infrastructure development proposed by the Government of Assam.

The objectives of this policy are to:

The Gujarat integrated township policy by the Gujarat Urban Development Company (GUDC) (Government of Gujarat) has been designed towards promoting the development of townships with high quality built in environments and services with reliable infrastructure.  This has been done by the Gujarat government with the aim of attracting investments in knowledge based activities and businesses, especially IT based businesses, in a manner that directly benefits the youth of the state. The infrastructure is planned to be zero impact in terms of waste management and self sufficient in terms of facilities for education, health and other aspects of social welfare

It is proposed that the development of integrated townships be done through private, market initiatives. The Government’s role will be to support and facilitate the market operations and regulating it only to the extent required to realise public policy objectives. The proposed ‘Township Policy’ aims to provide a framework for ensuring that this happens in an efficient manner in predefined areas for township development.