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E-book of
Ministry of Housing &
Urban Poverty Alleviation
March, 2015
“Moving Towards Housing for All and Poverty
Eradication in Urban Areas”
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INDEX
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Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation
1. Vision & Mission
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2. Policies, Programs & Studies
7
3. Legislations
9
4. International Collaborations
11
Schemes of MoHUPA
1. Housing for All
13
On –going Schemes
C.
2. JnNURM – BSUP / IHSDP
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3. Rajiv Aawas Yojana (RAY)
20
4. Credit Risk Guarantee Fund (CRGF)
22
5. Rajiv Rinn Yojana (RRY)
23
6. National Urban Livelihoods Mission (NULM)
26
Public Sector Undertakings & Autonomous
Bodies
29
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Ministry of Housing & Urban
Poverty Alleviation
Vision
M o H U PA
An equitable, inclusive and sustainable, civic sensitive
growth of towns and cities free from slums, which
provides adequate affordable housing, means of
productive employment, dignity and a decent quality of
life to all inhabitants, including the poor.
Mission
• Facilitation to States for provision of affordable
housing for all and the creation of conditions that
facilitate a continuous addition of adequate serviced
land and housing to meet the identified need;
• To envisage a Slum-free India with inclusive and
equitable cities in which every citizen has access to
basic civic and social services and decent shelter.
• To encourage States / Union Territories to address
the problem of slums in a definitive manner.
• To reduce poverty and vulnerability of the urban
poor households by enabling them to access gainful
self-employment and skilled wage employment
opportunities,
resulting
in
an
appreciable
improvement in their livelihoods on a sustainable
basis, through building strong grassroots level
institutions of the poor
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Policies, Programmes and Studies
o National Urban Housing and Habitat Policy, 2007
M o H U PA
o Draft Model State Affordable Housing Policy based on Affordable Housing Task Force Report,
2012
o Draft Rental Housing Policy - based on Task Force
on Rental Housing Report, 2013
o Initiatives on Automated Single Window
Approvals (based on Streamlining Approval
Processes for Real Estate Projects Report, 2013)
o Draft Model Tenancy Act, 2015
o Technical Group on Urban Housing Shortage for
12th Plan, 2012
o Study on Impact of investments in Housing sector
on GDP and Employment by NCAER, 2014
o Concept Note on Real Estate Investment Trusts
(REITs), 2013
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M o H U PA
Policies, Programmes and Studies
o
Model State Affordable Housing Policy being
finalized and circulated to States in 2015.
o
Five states being supported in preparation of
State Urban Affordable Housing and Habitat
Policies (AP, TS, WB, Assam and Sikkim).
o
National
Rental
Housing
Policy under
formulation for promotion of rental housing in
India
o
To improve ‘Ease of Doing Business’ in India
initiatives on Single Window Approvals and
consultations with key Ministries such as EF&CC,
Civil Aviation, UD, Culture, Defence, Consumer
Affairs underway (recently Union Minister level
meeting held in February, 2015; Chief Ministers
advised on taking up the same)
o
Draft Model Tenancy Act, 2015 being circulated
to States for adoption
o
Study on Impact of investments in Housing sector
on GDP and Employment by NCAER, 2014
o
Residential Real Estate Investment
(REITs) being conceptualized
Trusts
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Legislations
M o H U PA
1. Real Estate (Regulation &
Development) Bill, 2013, for
 Transparency,
Accountability
and
Consumer protection
 Speedy mechanism for adjudication of
disputes
 Standardization and Professionalization
in the Real Estate
Status :
Introduced in Rajya Sabha in August 2013 –
Standing Committee report submitted in February
2014 – re-submitted to appropriate authority after
incorporating
Amendments,
Stakeholder
Consultations and with the opinion of Ld. Attorney
General.
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Legislations
2.
The Street Vendors’ (Protection
of Livelihood and Regulation of Street
Vending) Act, 2014, came into effect on May
1, 2014. The Act provides for:
M o H U PA
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•
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Survey of Street Vendors
Regulation of Street Vending
Prevention of harassment of Street
Vendors
Rights and Obligation of Street
Vendors
Constitution of Town Vending
Committee and Dispute Redressal
Mechanism
Status
The States/UTs are in the process of making Rules
& Scheme under the Act. This is being followed up
with the States regularly.
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M o H U PA
International Collaborations
•
UN HABITAT
•
Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference
on
Housing
and
Urban
Development (APMCHUD)
•
India Brazil and South Africa
(IBSA) – Working Group on Human
Settlements
•
Commonwealth Local Government
Forum (CLGF)
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“Housing for ALL by 2022”Dimension of Task
• Housing requirement is expected to be
2 Crores houses by 2022
M o H U PA
– Slum Population (1.4 Crore in 2011)
expected to go upto 1.8 Crore in 2021, 0.2
Crore more non-slum urban poor
– Actual Demand would depend on demand
survey
• 2 Crore houses require Rs. 12 lakh
crore @ Rs. 6 lakh per house
• Resources required, are substantial in
terms of land, finances, and other
capabilities
– Imperative to mobilize all stakeholders viz.,
State Governments, ULBs, Banks, HFCs,
private sector, industry, civil society, etc.
– Land to be used as resource
– Need to remove supply side constraints
through policy interventions
– Imperative to use innovative / sustainable
technology & material in construction
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Housing For All: Proposed Options
(Beneficiary can take advantage under one component only)
Slum Redevelopment
•
•
•
•
In-situ / re-location
Using land as a resource
with private participation
extra FSI/TDR/FAR if required
M o H U PA
Affordable Housing through Credit Linked Subsidy
• Graded subsidy for EWS and LIG for new house or
incremental housing
• EWS: Annual Household Income Up to Rs3 lakh and
house sizes upto 30 sq.m
• LIG: Annual Household Income Between Rs3-6 lakhs
and house sizes upto 60 sq.m
Affordable Housing in Partnership
• with private sector or public sector including Parastatal
agencies
• Central Assistance per EWS house in affordable
housing projects where 35% of constructed houses are
for EWS category
Subsidy for beneficiary-led individual house
construction/ enhancement
• for individuals of EWS category requiring individual
house
• State to prepare a separate project for such
beneficiaries
• No isolated/ splintered beneficiary to be covered
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Delivery Mechanism –
State/City level
State to sign MoA with Government of India
agreeing for partnership in the mission
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Selection of Cities: Phase 1 (100 cities), Phase 2 (200
cities) and Phase3 (Remaining cities) by States in
consultation with Ministry.
Demand assessment through on-line registration, by
ULB. Beneficiaries to be validated by State/ULB
State to prepare city-wise and in case of bigger cities
sub-city wise ward/zone) ‘Housing for All’ Plan of
Action (HFAPoA) with different options and fund
requirements from different sources.
Based on HFAPoA, Annual Implementation Plan (AIP)
to be submitted by States/UTs for annual budgeting
Project approval at State level, Financial Assistance
from GoI to be released in lump-sum based on
proposals received from States/UTs in a
pre-defined Performa
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Technology Sub-Mission
Technology sub-Mission is being formed with
focus on :
i) Design & Planning and
ii) Technical Solutions
M o H U PA
• To drive the adoption of new technology
and new building material in construction
Focus on:
• Area specific design and technology
• Use of earthquake resistant
technologies
• Conversion of waste material to
construction material
• Disaster mitigation
• Promotion of Green buildings
• Online monitoring and use of GIS
• MoU with willing IIT, NIT and Planning &
Architecture institutes for technical
support, capacity building and handholding
• Online portal for new technologies and best
practices
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Ongoing Schemes
Progress and Proposals
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BSUP and IHSDP
components of JnNURM
M o H U PA
• 1516 projects in 62 mission cities and
887 other small and medium towns at
cost of Rs. 31,804 crores with central
share Rs. 17,105 crores.
• Out of 12.5 lakh houses approved, 8.84
lakh houses are completed, 6.59 lakh are
occupied and 3.6 lakh are under
progress.
• Extended period of scheme is ending on
31.03.2015
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M o H U PA
BSUP project for Perumbakkam Phase-I,
Chennai, Tamilnadu
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BSUP and IHSDP
Components of JnNURM
Leading States
Occupancy More than 75% (Major States)
100%
98%
96%
93%
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82%
West
Bengal
Kerala
TamilNadu
Rajasthan
Karnataka
76%
Uttar
Pradesh
Completion more than 75% (Major States)
92%
Karnataka
88%
West
Bengal
85%
Telangana
85%
Gujarat
82%
79%
Andhra
Pradesh
Kerala
76%
TamilNadu
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Rajiv Awas Yojana (RAY)- Progress
M o H U PA
• 107 cities have prepared SFCPoAs to be
used as base document for Housing for
All Plan of Action (HFAPoA).
• 239 projects approved for 1,68,207
houses at cost of Rs. 8,836.11 crores with
GoI share Rs. 4,903.63 crores.
• 22 projects approved for 25,407 houses
under AHP at project cost of Rs. 1482.96
Crs. with GoI share Rs. 149.55 Crs. in 3
states viz Karnataka, Rajasthan & Gujarat
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M o H U PA
RAY Project- Thiruvananthapuram,
Kerala
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Credit Risk Guarantee Fund
(CRGF)
M o H U PA
• Created to provide credit risk guarantee
to Bank/FI for housing loans advanced to
EWS/LIG category
• Guarantees the loan of Rs.5 lakh without
any third party guarantee or collateral
security
• A CRGF Trust formed and housed in
National Housing Bank (NHB)
• Initial Corpus Rs. 1,000 crores, Rs. 200
Crs. released to Trust to operate Fund
• 55 Banks and HFCs
with CRGF Trust
have signed MoU
• Trust has issued the guarantee cover to
726 EWS/LIG accounts involving total
loan amount of Rs. 16.81 Crs.
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Rajiv Rinn Yojana (RRY)
Interest Subvention Scheme [Rajiv Rinn
Yojana(RRY)]
M o H U PA
1. Formulated by modifying the Interest
Subsidy Scheme for Housing the
Urban Poor (ISHUP).
2. Provides Interest subsidy of 5% for
construction/extension of houses for
EWS and LIG for loans up to Rs 5 Lakh
3. NHB and HUDCO are nodal agencies
for the Scheme and implementation
through Banks and HFCs
4. Being included under the Mission for
“Housing for All” with some
modifications.
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Deen Dayal Antyodaya Yojana (DAY)
• Deen Dayal Antyodaya Yojana is the New
Mission.
M o H U PA
• The Hon’ble Minister has written to all leading
Corporates inviting them to set up Skill
Development Centres in the Cities which can be
named as per their choice.
• Ministry aims to establish one such Skill
Development Centre in each of 4041 statutory
towns of the Country.
• If response from the Corporates is good, scheme
will be launched shortly under Deena Dayal
Antyoday Yojana (DAY).
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Innovativ
e&
Special
Projects
(I & SP)
Scheme of
Shelter for
the Urban
Homeless
(SUH)
Support to
Urban
Street
Vendors
(SUSV)
Social
Mobilizatio
n and
Institution
Developme
nt (SM&ID)
Capacity
Building
and
Training
(CB &T)
Employme
nt through
Skills
Training
and
Placement
(EST&P)
DAY
Self
Employme
nt
Programm
e (SEP)
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Deen Dayal Antyodaya Yojana (DAY)
M o H U PA
Main Features of Mission :i.
Organizing urban poor into Self Help Groups
ii.
Impart skill training to urban poor
iii.
Bank loan at 7% interest for self employment
iv.
Construction of shelters for urban homeless
v.
Improved working environment for street
vendors
vi.
Engagement of Technical Experts to support
the
vii. States and ULBs for implementation of
Mission
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Lump-sum scheme for
North Eastern States
▪ The Scheme of Lump-sum Provision
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for the benefit of North Eastern
Region has been operational in the
Ministry since 2001-2002.
▪ It is implemented as per guidelines of
Non-Lapsable Central
Resources (NLCPR).
Pool
of
▪ The main objective of the scheme is
to ensure speedy development in the
North Eastern Region by creating
urban infrastructure .
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Lump-sum scheme for North Eastern
States: Physical and Financial Status

Cumulative Physical and Financial
• Total Projects sanctioned
• Total projects completed
 Ongoing Projects
: 115
: 65
: 50
Financial Progress (Rs in Crores)
76.07
80
Rs in Crores
M o H U PA
Achievement (From 2001-02 to 2014-15)
60.00
60
50.00
50.00
42.97
36.20
40
20
0
FY12-13
FY13-14
BE
FY14-15
Release
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M o H U PA
PSUs and Autonomous
Institutions
•
Housing and Urban Development
Corporation (HUDCO)
•
Hindustan Prefab Limited (HPL)
•
Building
Materials
Technology
Promotion Council (BMTPC).
•
Central
Government
Employees
Welfare
Housing
Organization
(CGEWHO)
•
National
Cooperative
Federation of India NCHF
Housing
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Housing and Urban Development
Corporation
• Established in April, 1970 as a fully owned
Government of India enterprise
M o H U PA
• Initial equity of Rs 2 crore & current equity Rs
2001.90 crore
Objectives
• Long term finance for Housing and Urban
infrastructure
• Financing for setting up new or satellite towns.
• Finance
industrial
enterprise
for
building
materials
• Administer the money received, for the purpose of
financing housing
programmes
and
urban
development
• Promote, establish, assist, collaborate and provide
consultancy services for the projects of designing
and planning of works relating to housing and
Urban Development in India and abroad.
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HUDCO's MoU Projections for
2015-16
Sanctions : MOU
2015-16
SANCTIONS
18000
16900
16000
Sector wise sanctions
Total Sanctions
Rs in
Crores
16900
14000
12000
10478
10000
8000
6422
6000
4000
Housing
6422
2000
0
Urban
Infrastructure
Rs in Crores Total
10478
Housing
Sanctions
Urban
Infrastructure
Sector wise Projections of
Sanctions for 2015-16
Sector wise
sanctions
Housing Sanctions
Urban
Infrastructure
Sanctions
%
38%
38%
62%
62%
Housing Sanctions
Urban Infrastructure Sanctions
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HUDCO's MoU Projections for
2015-16
Disbursements: MoU
2015-16
9000
DISBURSEMENTS
7774
8000
7000
Sector wise
Disbursements
Rs in
Crores
6000
4820
5000
4000
2954
3000
Total Disbursements
7774
2000
1000
Housing
2954
Urban Infrastructure
4820
Rs in0Crores
Total
Disbursements
Housing
Urban
Infrastructure
Sector wise Disbursement
Projections for 2015-16
Sector wise
Disbursements
Housing
Disbursements
38%
Urban Infrastructure
Disbursements
62%
%
38%
62%
Housing Disbursements
Urban InfrastructureDisbursements 32
Cooperative Housing Project, KOLKATA
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Housing for All by 2022-HUDCO’s
proposed Role
 HUDCO lays great emphasis on promoting
affordable housing across the country
M o H U PA
 As per the Corporate Plan, the housing
sanction and disbursement is projected to
increase from present 38% to 50% by 2020 to
help achieving the objective of Housing for
All
 The housing Sanction is expected to reach
Rs.15567 Crore by 2022 from Rs.7259 crore in
2015-16 as per proposed corporate plan 2022.
 During last five years, the number of DUs
sanctioned by HUDCO is 28.89 lakh, of which
27.50 lakh has been for affordable housing
and average loan size is Rs.52,192.
 Based on last five year’s performance
HUDCO may sanction total of about 3.12
million DUs till 2022.
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M o H U PA
Established in 1948 to provide durable houses to
the displaced persons from the erstwhile West
Pakistan, CPSE in 1955 as Hindustan Housing
Factory, renamed as Hindustan Prefab Limited
(HPL) in 1978
Over its long journey HPL has undertaken several
prestigious projects and manufactured prefab
components like railway sleepers, electric poles, foam
concrete blocks etc. Currently involved in execution of
civil construction projects on Turnkey basis
Financial restructuring in 2009; conversion of
liabilities of Rs. 128 Cr. into equity shares, since then
HPL has not taken any budgetary support from the
Govt. and has maintained a positive net worth, which
stands at Rs. 9.38 cr. as on 31.03.2014.
HPL is striving towards being a sustainable and a
profitable organisation contributing significantly to
the promotion of prefab technology in the country
and to take up a significant role in the mission for
Affordable Housing for All.
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Institutional Buildings
NATRASS BUILDING AT
JANAKPURI, New Delhi
POLICE STATION, MANDIR MARG,
New Delhi
ESIS HOSPITAL,BADDI,
Himachal Pradesh
JCO HOSTEL, ASSAM RIFLES,
Assam
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M o H U PA
HPL envisages a turnover of Rs. 250 cr. (excellent
rating as per MOU) by the end of the Financial year
2014-15 (approx. 34 % higher than 2013-14 of Rs 186
Cr.). Achievement - Rs. 215.36 cr. upto 28.02.2015.
285
HPL’s order book is robust and stands at Rs. 1451 cr.
as on 28.02.2015 which includes recently awarded
high value projects such as IIT Kharagpur, IIIT
Guwahati, Works for PNB, NIT Jote and Arun Medicity
in Arunachal Pradesh, Q-Complex at Deoghar etc.
Under the ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan’, HPL has taken up
construction of nearly 15000 toilets in schools across the
country under CSR of various leading CPSEs.
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Building Materials & Technology
Promotion Council
Panel Building System
using Steel Mesh,
Polystyrene Core and
Chipping Concrete
Speed Floor
System
Industrialized 3-S
System Using
Cellular Light
Weight Concrete
Slabs & Precast
Columns
Monolithic Concrete
Technology Using
Plastic / Aluminium
Composite Formwork
Innovative
Technological
Interventions to enable
constructions with
speed and quality and
with due care towards
structural, functional
and environmental
requirements under
Housing For All
Light Gauge
Structure
System
Factory made Fast
Track Modular
Building System
Monolithic Concrete
Construction using
Aluminium Formwork
Glass Fibre Reinforced
Gypsum (GFRG)/
Rapidwall Building
System Technology
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M o H U PA
Central Government Employees
Welfare Housing Organisation
1.
CGEWHO - an autonomous body of Govt of
India, a society created on July 17, 1990
2.
Objective of CGEWHO - To build houses for
central govt employees on `no-profit no-loss’
basis through self-financing schemes
3. Cumulative
achievements
Completed: 13,927 DUs
Under Progress: 3,211 DUs
Under Planning: 2,390 DUs
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BHUBNESHWAR PHASE-I
(CGEWHO)
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For further details please contact:
Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation
Government of India
Nirman Bhawan
Maulana Azad Road
New Delhi 110011
Website: www.mhupa.gov.in
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UN HABITAT
UN-Habitat activities in India :
• Advocacy, monitoring and partnerships in
promoting sustainable urbanization;
• Participatory urban planning, management
and governance;
• Environmentally sound basic infrastructure
and services
• Strengthening human settlements finance.
• Training and Capacity Building
•
•
•
•
Organizing Annual World Habitat Day
(October)
Partaking in biennial World Urban Forum
(WUF)
Participating in biennial Governing Council
Meetings
Potential areas of engagement & development
of joint 5 year Strategic Plan
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APMCHUD
• Group of 68 countries from Asia and
Pacific Region
• Focus
on
habitat
and
urban
infrastructure
• India heads one of the 6 working groups
namely – urban and rural planning
management
• Bilateral meetings and international
learning through best practices in
habitat and urban development sectors
• Permanent Secretariat in India –
HUDCO
• JS (Housing) – Chief Coordinator of
Bureau for APMCHUD
• Biennial conferences
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IBSA Working Group on Human Settlements
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
IBSA is a trilateral partnership for south-south
cooperation
Joint Working Group on Human Settlements
(JWG-HS)set up in 2008 after signing of MoU
MoHUPA represents India in the JWG-HS
Annual conferences
HSMI – nominated as anchor institution for
coordination and technical matters
Currently being Chaired by South Africa
Last conference held in March, 2014 at Sao
Paolo, Brazil
3 pillars Training and Capacity Building (Brazil),
Joint Research (South Africa) and Policy (India)
Policy Pillar for preparing a position paper on
SDGs and development agenda beyond 2015
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CLGF
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
A Commonwealth network for local
government
Ministries of local government, local
government
associations,
provincial
governments, individual councils, research
centres
Members are kept informed and have access
to learning and good practice
Promoting gender equity in local government
Commonwealth principles on good practice for
local democracy
Biennial Commonwealth Local Government
Conferences
Commonwealth E-journal of local governance
Inclusive cities network
Policy research and case studies
Publications and events
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Physical Progress JNNURM
Name of
State
Andhra
Pradesh
Arunachal
Pradesh
Houses
Sanctioned
Houses In
Progress
Houses
Completed
Houses
Occupied
88,449
27,619
59,130
39,540
1,172
896
276
100
6,523
3,429
3,094
2,974
Bihar
26,422
22,701
3,721
Chandigarh
17,696
4,960
12,736
14,562
17,422
7,956
96
-
-
14
-
14
14
55,124
1,41,149
13,223
32,200
23,678
953
22,924
1,12,471
12,270
585
78,782
9,605
2,130
1,360
770
210
14,208
7,890
6,318
6,110
10,103
45,162
42,152
5,252
3,716
8,746
4,851
41,446
33,406
4,309
34,130
32,836
38,363
10,874
27,489
5,588
Assam
Chhattisgarh
D&N Haveli
Daman &
Diu
Delhi
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal
Pradesh
Jammu &
Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya
31,984
96
480
10,799
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Name of
State
Houses
Sanctioned
Houses In
Progress
Houses
Completed
Houses
Occupied
Maharashtra
1,63,312
59,997
1,03,315
57,493
Manipur
Meghalaya
4,079
1,504
303
1,280
3,776
224
3,776
144
Mizoram
Nagaland
3,046
6,265
255
1,630
2,791
4,635
1,935
2,497
Orissa
Puducherry
13,376
1,542
3,948
800
9,428
742
9,236
177
Punjab
Rajasthan
7,109
44,233
3,262
25,136
3,847
19,097
915
12,968
Sikkim
TamilNadu
293
1,28,067
38
31,826
255
96,241
149
92,481
Telangana
86,366
14,594
71,772
49,208
Tripura
Uttar
Pradesh
Uttrakhand
3,371
82,314
100
25,731
3,271
56,583
3,211
42,875
3,915
1,820
2,095
1,375
West Bengal
1,67,616
20,255
1,47,361
1,46,709
Total
12,50,378
3,59,907
8,83,771
6,59,167
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Submission of SFCPoAs
State
City
Vijayawada
Nellore
Andhra Pradesh
Rajahmundry
Guntur
Kurnool
State
Haryana
Himachal
Pradesh
Jammu &
Kashmir
Kandukur
Arunachal
Pradesh
Itanagar
Naharlagun
Katihar
Karnataka
Hajipur
Gaya
Bodhgaya
Bihar
Patna
Darbhanga
Muzaffarpur
Jehanabad
Bhagalpur
Korba
Chhattisgarh
Bilaspur
Bhilai Nagar
Delhi
Madhya
Pradesh
Delhi
Ahmedabad
Rajkot
Vadodara
Gujarat
Bhavnagar
Jam Nagar
Surat
Kalol
Sidhpur
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tripura
Kerala
City
Faridabad
Shimla
Kathua
Anantnag
Udhampur
Leh
Tumkur
Shimoga
Mangalore
Hubli-Dharwad
Gulbarga
Davangeri
Bellary
Belgaum
Indore
Gwalior
Bhopal
Ujjain
Jabalpur
Sagar
Singarauli
Khandwa
Dewas
Katni
Rewa
Satna
Chhindwara
Burhanpur
Khurai
Patharia
Rajgarh
Ajmeer
Gangtok
Agartala
Thrissur
Kollam
Hyderabad
State
City
Madurai
Tirunalvelli
Tirrupur
Erode
Tuttucorin
Coimbatore
Tirucharapalli
Tamil Nadu
Vellore
Chennai
Salem
Dindigul
Thanjavur
Cudalore
Ranipet
Hosur
Allahabad
Kanpur
Lucknow
Meerut
Agra
Varanasi
Bareilly
Uttar Pradesh
Rae Bareilly
Muzaffarnagar
Mathura
Kannauj
Etawah
Rampur
Muradabad
Bariupur
Bhatapara
Uttarpara West Bengal
Kotrang
Budge Budge
Dum Dum
Haridwar
Khela Kheda
Uttarakhand
Shaktigarh
48
Barkote
Bhimtal
Projects Approved and
Progress - RAY
Name of State
(no. of Cities)
Andhra Pradesh
(5 Cities)
Proj
ects
(No.)
Project Central
Cost
Share
(in Rs.
(in Rs.
Crs.)
Crs.)
DUs
Appro
ved
3 projects not tendered
6
154.89
77.81
2850
4
95.52
77.39
1536
Assam (1 City)
1
1.98
1.00
24
Bihar (5 Cities)
7
454.65
297.72
11,276
Cities)
Chhattisgarh
(4 Cities)
Gujarat (12
Cities)
Haryana (6
cities)
2 projects started as beneficiary led and for 1
project retendering is under process
Arunachal
Pradesh (4
Present Status
1 project of Itanagar tendered
Remaining 3 projects not tendered
Fund not released due to non-compliance
2 projects tendered Remaining 5 projects are
under tendering process
Work under progress in 1 project of Raipur
8
191.78
105.66
4313
Remaining 7 projects are under tendering
process
Work under progress in 7 projects, 2 projects
19
784.34
462.02
18,365
Tendered, 1 project is beneficiary led,
retendered 1 and 8 under tendering process
7
475.35
350.29
7842
1
34.00
27.62
300
Work under progress in 5 projects, 2 not
tendered.
Himachal
Pradesh
Work order issued (only for park)
( 1 City)
Jammu &
Kashmir (1 City)
1
22.22
15.98
369
Beneficiary led housing and infrastructure
work started.
49
Name of State
(no. of Cities)
Jharkhand (4
Cities)
Karnataka
(20 Cities)
Kerala (5
Cities)
Projects
Approved
(No.)
Project
Central
Cost
Share
(in Rs.
(in Rs.
Crs.)
Crs.)
DUs
Approve
Present Status
d
1 project in progress , 2 projects re-
5
238.66
107.32
4319
tendered and 2 projects are beneficiary
led
Work under progress in 5 projects, 29
42
1876.36
1054.63
37,058
projects tendered, 7 projects re-tendered
and 1 Not tendered
5
160.77
66.06
2,118
Work under progress in 1 projects,
remaining 4 project not tendered
Work started in 5 projects, Tendered 8
Madhya
Pradesh (17
Cities)
18
Mizoram (1
City)
1
11.20
9.49
142
Not tendered
Nagaland (3
Cities)
3
56.39
41.68
1,054
Work in progress in all 3
861.01
464.53
15,760
projects, Retendered 1 project and Not
tendered 4
Work in progress in 3 projects, Tendered
Odisha (6
Cities)
18
684.31
350.69
13,175
3,
9 projects to be on nomination basis to
NBCC and 3 not yet tendered.
Punjab (2
Cities)
Rajasthan (16
Cities)
2
19.43
11.11
680
Not Tendered
1 project Completed, Work in progress in
21
968.24
471.28
17,236
4 projects, Re-tendered in 4 projects, Not
Tendered 12 projects
Tamil Nadu (10
Cities)
21
406.33
169.34
6172
50
Work in progress in 11 projects, 1 project
tendered and 9 projects not tendered
Name of
Projects
State (no. of Approved
Cities)
(No.)
Telangana
(4 Cities)
7
Tripura (4
Cities)
4
Project Central
Cost
(in Rs.
Share
DUs
(in Rs. Approved
Crs.)
Crs.)
300.15
161.56
5,960
Present Status
Work started in 1 project and
remaining not tendered
98.79
77.92
3,005
All projects not tendered
Work started in 9 projects, 4 at
Uttar
Pradesh (18
Cities)
20
610.93
297.66
9,229
grounding stage and remaining
under process of grounding
(Tender not required)
Work in progress in 2 project-
Uttrakhand
(12 Cities)
12
244.94
170.51
4,132
beneficiary led, 8 more to be
on beneficiary led and
remaining 2 not tendered
West
Bengal (6
Cities)
Total (24
States and
167 Cities )
6
83.86
34.34
1,292
Work in progress in 3 projects,
3 project not tendered
239
8,836.1 4,903.6
1,68,207
22,656 DUs under progress
2501 DUs completed
51
Projects Approved and Progress - AHP
Sl.
No
.
State
1
Rajasth
an
Project
No. of
ACA
Cost
Projec
Approv
Total Appro
ts
ed
Present Status
DUs ved
appro
(Rs. in
(Rs. in
ved
Cr.)
Cr.)
8
Karnata
ka
3
3 Gujarat
11
Total
22
2
5,77
175.26
6
7.27
All projects are
completed
2 projects
completed, and
992 56.08 2.48
1 project is
under progress
Work under
18,6 1251.6
progress in 8
139.80
39
3
projects, 3 not
tendered
16,445 DUs
under progress,
25,4 1482.9
4968 DUs
149.55
07
7
completed,
2532 DUs
occupied
52
List of Banks/HFCs (55) who signed MoU with CRGFT
Canara Bank
Oriental Bank of
Commerce
Repco Home Finance Ltd
Aptus Value Housing
Finance India Ltd
Syndicate Bank
Vijaya Bank
Indian Overseas Bank
Sundaram BNP Paribas
Home Finance Ltd
Rajasthan Marudhara
Grameen Bank
USB housing Finance
Corporation Limited
GRUH Housing Finance Ltd State Bank of Hyderabad
Equitas Housing Finance Pvt
Ltd
Natrust Housing Finance Ltd Digamber Capfin Limited
Central Bank of India
Corporation Bank
HDFC
SBI
Aadhar Housing Finance Pvt
Ltd
Punjab National Bank
HUDCO
Pandyan Gramin Bank
Bank of Maharashtra
Bank of India
Baroda Uttar Pradesh
Gramin Bank
Viva Home Finance Limited
Dhanlaxmi Bank
India bulls
UCO Bank
Andhra Bank
Narmada Jhabua Gramin
Bank
AU Housing Finance
Janalakhsmi Financial
Services Pvt. Ltd.
Allahabad Bank
Yes Bank
State Bank of Patiala
United Bank of India
DHFL Vysya Housing Finance
Limited
Maharashtra Gramin Bank
Mahindra Rural Housing
India Shelter Finance
Finance Limited
Corporation Ltd.
Bank of Baroda
Union Bank of India
Karnataka Vikas Grameena
IDBI Bank Limited
Bank
Micro Housing Finance Andhra Pragathi Grameena
Corporation limited
Bank
Dewan Housing Finance
State Bank of Bikaner &
Corporation Ltd.
Jaipur
Dena Bank
Uttarakhand Gramin Bank
Punjab and Sind Bank
Kaveri Grameena Bank
Shriram Housing Finance
Limited
53
Financial & Physical Progress : 2013-14 :
SJSRY/ NULM
M o H U PA
Annual Budgetary Allocation for 2013-14 (BE): Rs. 950.00 crores
Revised Estimate 2013-14
: Rs. 777.53 crores
Funds Released
: Rs. 720.43 crores
Sl.
No Name of Components
.
Targets
Achieve
ments
% of
Target
achieved
1 Number of urban poor 4,00,000 7,05,507 176.37 %
to be imparted skill
training
2 Number of urban poor 1,60,000 1,34,160 83.85 %
to be assisted for microenterprises (individual
& group)
3 Number of urban poor 1,40,000 4,13,291
women to be assisted
for thrift & credit (with
revolving
fund
assistance)
295.20
%
54
Financial & Physical Progress : 2014-15 :
NULM
M o H U PA
Budget Estimate for 2014-15 (BE): Rs. 1003.00 crores
Revised Estimate for 2014-15 (RE): Rs. 733.00 crores
Funds Released as on 10.03.2015: Rs. 583.18 crores
Sl.
No.
Name of Components
Achieveme
nts
Targets
(up to
10.03.2015)
1
Number of urban poor to be 5,00,000
imparted skill training
1,56,947
2
Number of urban poor to be 60,000
assisted
for
microenterprises (individual &
group)
23,194
3
Number of Self- Help Groups 40,000
(SHGs) to be formed
36,787
55
Self-Help Groups
NULM aims to mobilize urban poor into Self Help
Groups for group saving, internal lending and taking
bank loans.
M o H U PA
•
At least 1 member per urban poor household,
preferably a woman will be a member of an SHG
•
At least 70% of SHG members should be urban
poor
•
Revolving Fund Support of Rs. 10,000 per SHG.
•
SHGs to be federated at the area level (ALF) and
city-level (CLF)
•
•
•
Revolving Fund Support of Rs. 50,000 per ALF
Rs. 10,000 per SHG to be paid to the Resource
Organisation for SHG formation and hand holding
support over a period of 2 years.
In 2014-15, 36787 SHGs have been formed.
56
Skill Training
•Training to be provided as per market need – training
needs assessment by skill gap analysis at state/city
level
M o H U PA
•Training course curriculum and modules to be
designed as per market requirement
•Empanelment of Skill Training Providers (STPs) – by a
transparent selection process and Mandatory
certification of all candidates by independent third
party Certification Agencies (CAs)
•Placement in jobs or self employment for minimum
50% trained beneficiaries and tracking of all the
successful candidates for minimum 6 months period
•Cost per trainee is Rs. 15,000 (Rs 18,000 for NE States
and SCS)
• In 2013-14, 7.05 lakhs persons imparted skill
training. In 2014-15, 1.56 lakhs persons have been
imparted skill training till now.
57
Self Employment
•
M o H U PA
•
•
•
•
Bank Loan at subsidized rate of interest (7%
p.a. )to individuals and groups of urban poor
and SHGs to set-up self-employment ventures.
Beneficiaries can submit an application of
intent to the concerned ULB on a plain paper.
The ULB shall accept such intents throughout
the year and prepare a waiting list of all such
application.
Mandatory Entrepreneurship Development
Programme (EDP) of beneficiaries.
In 2013-14, 1.34 lakhs persons were assisted in
formation of individual and group microenterprises. In 2014-15, 23194 persons have
been assisted.
58
Shelters for Urban Homeless
M o H U PA
● To ensure availability and access of urban
homeless population to permanent shelters
with basic infrastructure (water supply,
sanitation, safety and security)
● Each shelter under SUH will:
– Cater to 50-100 persons
– Min. space of 50 ft2 per person to be provided
– All necessary infrastructural facilities to be put in
place – kitchen, water, sanitation, electricity,
recreation, etc.
– State or ULB to arrange land
● Projects to be prepared by ULB and
sanctioned at State-Level chaired by
Secretary i/c of NULM; with representation
of GOI.
● Financial support to cover:
– Construction of new shelters or
refurbishment of existing buildings /
infrastructure and O&M Support for 5
years.
59
Support to Street Vendors
M o H U PA
•
NULM funds available for this component
covering:
– City-wide street-vendor survey and Issue of ID
cards to vendors
– Development of a City Street Vending Plan
– Vendor market development – infrastructure
& basic amenities
– Skill development of street vendors
•
Projects to be prepared by ULB and sanctioned by
Sanctioning Committee at State-Level chaired by
Secretary i/c of NULM; with representation of
GOI
•
Additionally, SUSV also covers
– Facilitation of financial inclusion
– Access to other NULM benefits
– Social security convergence
60
List of Completed Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
Sl. Year of
N Sancti
o.
on
Name of the Project
Project
Type
Executing
Agency
for the
Project
Project
Cost
(Central
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
M o H U PA
Arunachal Pradesh
1
20042005
Construction of low cost houses and
infrastructure development work for
safai karamcharis and BPL population
at Itanagar, Seppa, Tawang, Passighat,
Rowing and Daporizo
Housing
HPL
1601.42
2
20062007
Construction of Shopping Complexcum-residential building for
unemployed women at Naharlagun in
Arunachal Pradesh
Poverty
Alleviatio
n
State
Government
1208.35
3
20082009
Construction of shopping complex for
unemployed and poor women at
Tawang Town in Arunachal Pradesh
Poverty
Alleviatio
n
State
Government
460.80
4
20102011
Construction of shopping complex and
hostel for unemployed women's at
Jairampur Town in Arunachal Pradesh
Housing
State
Government
547.13
5
20102011
Construction of Shopping Complex
and hostel for unemployed women at
Ziro Town in Arunachal Pradesh
Poverty
Alleviatio
n
State
Government
650.9
61
List of Completed Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
Sl. Year of
N Sanction
o.
Name of the Project
Project
Type
Executing
Agency
for the
Project
Project
Cost
(Central
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
M o H U PA
Arunachal Pradesh
6
20092010
Construction of Working
Women Hostel, shopping
complex and community
toilet at Hawai Town
Poverty
Alleviatio
n
State
Governm
ent
548.45
7
20092010
Construction of Housing
Complex for Economically
Weaker Sections at Sagalee
Town
Poverty
Alleviatio
n
State
Governm
ent
302.36
8
20092010
Construction of Working
Women's Hostel Shopping
Complex and Community
Toilet at Tezu Town
Poverty
Alleviatio
n
State
Governm
ent
610.46
9
20092010
Construction of Housing
Infrastructure at Anini
Poverty
Alleviatio
n
State
Governm
ent
414.85
Construction of shopping
complex and hostel for
unemployed women's at
Seppa Town in Arunachal
Pradesh
Poverty
Alleviatio
n
State
Governm
ent
455.36
10 20102011
62
List of Completed Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
Sl. Year of
N Sancti
o.
on
Name of the Project
Proje Executi
ct
ng
Type Agency
for the
Project
Project
Cost
(Central
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
M o H U PA
Assam
11
20012002
Housing for Safai Karamcharies at Slum
Pockets (Solapara & Marashali) in
Guwahati
Housing
NBCC
380.47
12
20012002
Construction of three storied RCC Building
(180 units) at Borsojoi, Guwahati
Housing
NBCC
710.52
13
20042005
Construction of 4 storied RCC building for
EWS category at Borsajai, in Guwahati
(Plot area 6945 sq. m)
Housing
NBCC
2071.50
14
20042005
Development of 2 Bamboo Mat
Production Centre
Housing
BMTPC
15
20042005
Construction of 4 storied RCC building for
EWS category at Borsajai, in Guwahati
(Plot area 12435 sq. m)
Housing
NBCC
2123.04
16
20052006
Construction of rehabilitation centre for
hawkers & vendors at Dhemaji, Assam
(Project Cost Rs. 492.31 Lakhs)
Poverty
Alleviati
on
State
Govt
443.08
17
20062007
Construction of multi utility building for
urban poor at Hamran in Assam
Poverty
Alleviati
on
State
Govt
441.09
76.90
63
List of Completed Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
Sl. Year of
N Sanctio
o.
n
Name of the Project
Project
Type
Executin Project
g Agency
Cost
for the (Central
Project
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
M o H U PA
Manipur
18
20022003
Upgradation of urban slum at
Thoubal, Imphal
Slum
NBCC
Improvemen
t
121.77
19
20022003
Upgradation of urban slum at
Iroisemba and
Lamboikhongmongkhong, Imphal
Slum
NBCC
Improvemen
t
127.12
20
20022003
Construction of Markets for urban
poor and women vendors at Purana
Bazar in Imphal (total project cost of
Rs 3454.12 Lakhs )
Poverty
Alleviation
State
Government
3108.71
21
20022003
Construction of Markets for urban
poor and women vendors at New
Market in Imphal
Poverty
Alleviation
NBCC
2020.61
22
20022003
Construction of Markets for urban
poor and women vendors at Lakshmi
Market in Imphal
Poverty
Alleviation
NBCC
1377.63
23
20032004
Upgradation of slums at Fishermen
Colony (Ward No. 7, Ningthoukhong
Municipal Council) in Manipur
Slum
NBCC
Improvemen
t
197.02
64
List of Completed Projects under
lumpsum Scheme for NER States
Sl. Year of
N Sanction
o.
Name of the Project
Project
Type
Executing
Agency
for the
Project
Project
Cost
(Central
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
M o H U PA
Manipur
24
20042005
Construction of Market Complex at
Jiribam
Poverty
Alleviation
NBCC
1606.09
25
20052006
Upgradation of urban slums at
Langthabal Kunja Awang leiki (Ward No.
8), Lilang Nagar Panchayat (Project Cost
- Rs. 180.34 Lakhs)
Slum
Improvem
ent
State
Governmen
t
162.31
26
20052006
Upgradation of urban slums at Thoubal
Athokapam (Part of Ward No.5,6&7 of
Thoubal Municipality (Project Cost - Rs.
272.39 Lakhs)
Slum
Improvem
ent
State
Governmen
t
245.15
27
20052006
Upgradation of urban slums at Lamdeng
(Ward No.3,4,5&6), Lamshang Nagar
Panchayat (Project Cost - Rs. 283.16
Lakhs)
Slum
Improvem
ent
State
Governmen
t
254.84
28
20052006
Development of urban infrastructure at
Sugnu town (Project Cost - Rs. 556.67
Lakhs)
Slum
Improvem
ent
State
Governmen
t
501.00
29
20012002
Housing for Safai Karamcharies at
Shillong
Housing
NBCC
224.64
30
20042005
Development of 2 Bamboo Mat
Production Centre
Housing
BMTPC
76.90
65
List of Completed Projects under
lumpsum Scheme for NER States
Sl.
N
o.
Year of
Sanction
Name of the Project
Project
Type
Executing
Agency
for the
Project
Project
Cost
(Central
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
M o H U PA
Mizoram
31 20022002
Slum
improvement/upgradation
for eight District HQs
Slum
NBCC
Improvem
ent
470.92
32 20022003
Construction of
demonstration houses
Housing
BMTPC
44.84
33 20022003
Construction of Shopping
Centre at Champhai in
Mizoram
Poverty
Alleviatio
n
NBCC
34 20042005
Development of 2 Bamboo
Mat Production Centre
Housing
BMTPC
35 20042005
Construction of Shopping
Centre at Kolasib in
Mizoram
Poverty
Alleviatio
n
NBCC
506.44
36 20042005
Urban Poverty alleviation
programmes within Aizawl
City
Slum
NBCC
Improvem
ent
2373.93
37 20042005
Urban Poverty alleviation
programmes within
Slum
NBCC
Improvem
66
1029.48
1166.29
76.9
List of Completed Projects under
lumpsum Scheme for NER States
Sl. Year of
N Sanction
o.
Name of the Project
Project
Type
Executing Project
Agency
Cost
for the
(Central
Project
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
M o H U PA
Mizoram
38 20042005
Urban Poverty alleviation
programmes within
Southern Mizoram
Slum
NBCC
Improveme
nt
1066.69
39 20042005
Development Plan for
Chatlong Area in Aizawal,
Mizoram
Slum
NBCC
Improveme
nt
260.05
40 20052006
Construction of Mini sports Slum
NBCC
complex in Slum pocket at Improveme
Chite Mizoram
nt
1005.85
41 20052006
Construction of Boys &
Girls Hostel for DOEACC at
Aizawl, Mizoram
Slum
NBCC
Improveme
nt
1247.76
42 20092010
Development of slum areas Slum
NBCC
with in Lawangtlai town in Improveme
Mizoram
nt
774.88
43 20092010
Slum Area Development
Projects within Saitul Town
in Mizoram
1296.30
Slum
NBCC
Improveme
nt
67
List of Completed Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
Sl
.
N
o.
Year of
Sanction
Name of the Project
Project Type
Executing
Agency
for the
Project
Project
Cost
(Central
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
Upgradation of urban slums in the
urban areas of Nagaland (Total
Project Cost-Rs. 450.34 Lakhs)
Slum
Improvement
State
Governme
nt
405.31
Nagaland
M o H U PA
4
4
20022003
Sikkim
4
5
20012002
Sanitation Project for Urban Areas
Phase-I
Slum
Improvement
NBCC
164.26
4
6
20012002
Infrastructure Development in the
sub-divisions of Sikkim-Rongli,
Slum
Improvement
NBCC
80.71
4
7
20012002
Slum rehabilitation Centre at Lower
Lingding, East Sikkim Phase-I
Poverty
Alleviation
NBCC
165.11
4
8
20022003
Integrated Social & Infrastructures in
the Settlement areas of Bhanugram,
Sikkim
Slum
Improvement
NBCC
400.6
4
9
20042005
Sanitation Project for Urban Areas in
Sikkim (Phase-II)
Slum
Improvement
NBCC
249.41
5
0
20042005
Slum Rehabilitation Centre at Lower
Lingding, East Sikkim (Phase-II)
Poverty
Alleviation
NBCC
309.61
68
List of Completed Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
Sl. Year of
N Sanction
o.
Name of the Project
Project
Type
Executing Project
Agency
Cost
for the
(Central
Project
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
51 20042005
Construction of subji
mandi-cum-parking
complex at old slaughter
house in Sikkim (Part I & II)
Poverty
Alleviatio
n
NBCC
2414.75
52 20042005
Slum rehabilitation and
allied facilities at Barfung
basti, Raungla in South
Sikkim
Slum
Improve
ment
NBCC
1778.89
M o H U PA
Sikkim
Tripura
53 20012002
Shopping Centre for evicted Poverty
hawkers at Durga
Alleviatio
Choumuhani, Agartala
n
NBCC
1055.83
54 20022003
Construction of
demonstration buildings &
demonstration-cumproduction centre
Housing
BMTPC
130.39
55 20022003
Shopping Centre at
Bardowali in Agartala
Poverty
Alleviatio
NBCC
219.09
69
List of Completed Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
M o H U PA
Sl Year of
. Sanctio
N
n
o.
Name of the Project
Project Executi Project
Type
ng
Cost
Agency (Centra
for the
l
Project Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
Tripura
57
2002-2003
Shopping Centre at Chanderpur in
Agartala
Poverty
Alleviation
NBCC
440.28
58
2002-2003
Shopping Centre at G.B. Chakkar in
Agartala
Poverty
Alleviation
NBCC
331.13
59
2004.2005
Development of 2 Bamboo Mat
Production Centre
Housing
BMTPC
76.90
60
2004-2005
Construction of Super Market for
evicted hawkers at Kailashahar
Nagar Panchayat
Poverty
Alleviation
NBCC
704.30
61
2004-2005
Construction of Super Market for
evicted hawkers at Ranir Bazar
Nagar Panchayat
Poverty
Alleviation
NBCC
512.53
62
2004-2005
Construction of Super Market for
evicted hawkers at New Motor
stand, Sonamura Nagar Panchayat
Poverty
Alleviation
NBCC
594.03
70
List of Completed Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
M o H U PA
Sl. Year of
N Sanction
o.
Name of the Project
Project
Type
Executin Project
g Agency
Cost
for the (Central
Project
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
Tripura
63
20052006
Rehabilitation of evicted Poverty
hawkers at Belonia Nagar Alleviatio
Panchayat
n
NBCC
506.55
64
20052006
Rehabilitation of evicted Poverty
hawkers at Khowai Nagar Alleviatio
Panchayat
n
NBCC
1241.19
65
20052006
Rehabilitation of evicted Poverty
hawkers at Udaipur Nagar Alleviatio
Panchayat
n
NBCC
878.72
71
List of Ongoing Projects under lump-sum
Scheme for NER States
Sl. Year of
No Sanctio
.
n
Name of the Project
Executing
Agency
for the
Project
Project
Cost
(Central
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
M o H U PA
Arunachal Pradesh
1
20122013
Construction of Hostel Building for Working Women,
Destitute Children and Old Age urban dwellers at
Yingkiong in Arunachal Pradesh
State
Governm
ent
595.48
2
20132014
Construction of Shopping Complex and Unemployed
Women's Hostel at Miao in Arunachal Pradesh
State
Governm
ent
995.88
3
20132014
Construction of Shopping Complex and Unemployed
Women's Hostel at Bomdila Town in Arunachal
Pradesh
State
Governm
ent
1109.86
4
20132014
Construction of Vendor's market at Daporijo
Township in Arunachal Pradesh
State
Governm
ent
813.69
5
20132014
Construction of Shopping Complex and Unemployed
Women's Hostel at Longding Township in Arunachal
Pradesh
State
Governm
ent
1051.63
6
20142015
Construction of Working & Unemployed Women's
Hostel at Dirang in Arunachal Pradesh
State
Governm
ent
1065.56
7
20142015
Construction of Vendor's Market at Dirang in
Arunachal Pradesh
State
Governm
ent
515.88
72
List of Ongoing Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
Sl
.
N
o.
Year of
Sanction
Name of the Project
Executing
Agency
for the
Project
Project Cost
(Central Share)
(Rs. in Lakhs)
M o H U PA
Assam
8
2004-2005
Construction of market complex for
rehabilitation of vendors at Deragaon
NBCC
1641.42
9
2005-2006
Construction of rehabilitation centre for
hawkers & vendors at Diphu, Assam
State
Government
611.58
1
0
2006-2007
Construction of Multi-Utility Building at
Dokmoka, Assam
State
Government
392.40
1
1
2006-2007
Construction of Multi-Utility Building at
Dhing, Assam
State
Government
408.6
1
2
2006-2007
Construction of Multi-Utility Building at
Silchar, Assam
State
Government
691.95
1
3
2006-2007
Construction of Multi-Utility Building at
Jorhat, Assam
State
Government
1534.5
1
4
2006-2007
Construction of Multi-Utility Building for
Urban Poor at Dhekiajuli, Assam
State
Government
440.45
1
5
2009-2010
Construction of Multi-Utility Building at
Barpeta Road, Assam
State
Government
440.38
1
6
2009-2010
Construction of Multi-Utility Building at
Karim Ganj, Assam
State
Government
440.45
73
List of Ongoing Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
Sl.
Year of
No. Sanction
Name of the Project
Executing
Agency
for the Project
Project Cost
(Central
Share)
(Rs. in Lakhs)
M o H U PA
Assam
17
20092010
Construction of Multi-Utility Building at
Donkamokam in Assam
State
Government
353.34
18
20092010
Construction of Multi-Utility Building at
Moranhat in Assam
State
Government
647.83
19
20102011
Construction of Multi-utility building for urban
poor (vendor market) at Howraghat in Assm
State
Government
785.88
20
20102011
Construction of Affordable Housing for All
Lower Income Group (LIG) at Silchar in Assam
State
Government
345.04
21
20102011
Construction of Affordable Housing for All
Economically Weaker Section (EWS) at Silchar
in Assam
State
Government
285.42
22
20102011
Construction of Affordable Housing for All
Economically Weaker Section (EWS) at Dhubri
in Assam
State
Government
107.03
23
20102011
Construction of Multi-utility building for urban
poor at Bokolia in Assam
State
Government
775.83
24
20102011
Construction of Affordable Housing for All
Lower Income Group (LIG) at Dhubri in Assam
State
Government
115.01
25
20112012
Construction of vendor's market for urban
poor at Doboka in Assam
State
Government
74
402.99
List of Ongoing Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
Sl. Year of
No Sancti
.
on
Name of the Project
Executing
Agency
for the
Project
Project
Cost
(Central
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
M o H U PA
Manipur
26
20042005
Construction of Shopping-cum-Multi utility
Complex at Wangjing
State
Government
1001.32
27
20102011
construction of Up-graduation of urban slums
phase -II at ward No. 1,2,6,7,8 & 9 of Lamshang
Nagar Panchayat in Manipur.
State
Government
974.42
28
20102011
Construction of Shopping & Market complex at
Sugnu in Manipur
State
Government
425.15
29
20132014
Construction of Tombisana Market for
Rehabilitation of Women Vendors at
Khwairamband Bazar, Imphal in Manipur
State
Government
3620.72
Meghalaya
30
20092010
Construction of Shopping infrastructure for
migratory rural vendors - cum- parking
infrastructure at Nazing Bazar, Tura Town
NBCC
2277.53
31
20102011
Re-development of Polo Market for Hawkers and
Road side vendors at Shillong in Meghalaya
NBCC
2141.20
75
List of Ongoing Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
M o H U PA
Sl Year
.
of
N Sancti
o.
on
Name of the Project
Executin
g
Agency
for the
Project
Project
Cost
(Central
Share)
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
Mizoram
32
2009-2010 Development of Sum Areas with in Lunglei
Town in Mizoram
NBCC
1367.53
33
2009-2010 Development of Sum Areas with in Saiha
Town in Mizoram
NBCC
989.13
34
2010-2011 Slum Area Development scheme for
Hnahthial Town in Mizoram
NBCC
716.78
35
2010-2011 Slum Area Development scheme for
Zawlnuam Town in Mizoram
State
Government
146.71
36
2010-2011 Slum Area Development scheme for N.
Vanlaiphai Town in Mizoram
State
Government
198.72
37
2010-2011 Slum Area Development scheme for Darlawn
Town in Mizoram
State
Government
307.04
38
2013-2014 Construction of Urban Resource Centre at
Aizawl in Mizoram
State
Government
816.67
76
List of Ongoing Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
M o H U PA
Sl. Year
No of
. Sanct
ion
Name of the Project
Executin Project
g
Cost
Agency (Central
for the
Share)
Project
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
Nagaland
39
20092010
Construction of Shopping Complex for
Unemployed and poor women at Tobu Town
in Nagaland
State
Government
270.33
40
20092010
Construction of Market Complex at
Chiephobozou Town
State
Government
125.26
41
20092010
Construction of Market Complex at
Medziphema Town
State
Government
198.84
42
20102011
Construction of Integrated Housing & Slum
Development Programme at Sweba/Viswe
Town in Nagaland
State
Government
376.17
43
20102011
Construction of Integrated Housing & Slum
Development Programme at Kezhocha Town
in Nagaland
State
Government
449.03
44
20102011
Construction of market complex for vendors
at Chumukedima Town in Nagaland
State
Government
199.09
77
List of Ongoing Projects under lumpsum
Scheme for NER States
M o H U PA
Sl. Year
N
of
o. Sancti
on
Name of the Project
Executin Project
g
Cost
Agency (Central
for the
Share)
Project
(Rs. in
Lakhs)
Sikkim
45
20092010
Integrated Slum Development
- State
Housing and basic amenities at Naya Bazar
Government
Town including Chakung in Sikkim
1332.58
46
20102011
Construction of working women's hostel at
Jorethang in Sikkim
State
Government
143.58
Tripura
47
20092010
Construction of Shopping Centre for
rehabilitation of evicted hawkers at MTB
Road, Agartala in Tripura
NBCC
1429.71
48
20102011
Housing Scheme for Urban Poor at Radha
Nagar in Tripura
NBCC
2377.29
49
20102011
Housing Scheme for Urban Poor at Joy Nagar
in Tripura
NBCC
2380.29
50
20142015
Construction of Low Cost Housing for Slum
Development of Dharmanagar Town in
Tripura
NBCC
4716.57
78
National Cooperative Housing Federation
(NCHF)
•
M o H U PA
•
•
•
NCHF registered in 1969 under Cooperative
Societies Act
To promote housing cooperatives and to
coordinate and facilitate their operations
especially the Apex Cooperative Housing
Federations (ACHFs)
ACHFs mobilized a sum of Rs.10755 crores
and disbursed loans of Rs.12128 crores to
their affiliated cooperatives for the
construction/financing of 24.44 lakh
housing units (upto 31st March 2014)
Activities
• Helps ACHFs on management, legal and
professional matters
• Guidance to housing cooperatives on
general insurance
• Publications - NCHF Bulletin’
• Training and conducting studies,
conferences/seminars
79
Client
State
Metal Scrap Trade
Corporation Limited (MSTC
Limited)
M o H U PA
Power Grid Corporation
India Limited (PGCIL)
District
No. of
Toilets
Madhya
Pradesh
Chattisgarh
Muraina
13
Jaspur
10
West Bengal
Kolkata
12
Bihar
Kaimur, Supaul,
Madhubani &
Kishanganj
732
Orissa
Keonjhar
464
Assam
Cachar, Dimahasao,
Sonitpur, Halakandi &
Jorhat
741
Ballia
34
Uttar Pradesh
Power Finance Corporation
Limited (PFCL)
Andhra
Pradesh
Srikakullam,
Vijaynagram, East
Godawari, West
Godawari, Kadappa,
Kurnool, Anantpur,
Prakasham, Kurnool,
Guntur, Nellore,
Chitoor & Krishna,
7200
Northern Coalfields
Limited (NCL)
Madhya
Pradesh
5000
Ferro Scrap Nigam Ltd.
(FSNL)
Chattisgarh
Rewa, Anuppur,
Singrauli,
Satna,Seoni, Katni,
Rajgarh, Sehore,
Alirajpur, Anantpur
&,Ashoknagar
Durg
Total
03
80
14209
Clients
States
No. Work
of
Awar
Toile ded
ts
Award Work
ed
award
Value
in
(in
proces
lacs)
s
Work Status as on
24.03.2015
M o H U PA
Work
commen
ced
MSTC
Madhya
13
Limited Pradesh
Chhattisg 10
arh
West
12
Bengal
Power
Bihar
732
Grid
Corpora Orissa
464
tion
Assam
741
India
Uttar
40
Limited Pradesh
(PGCIL)
Power
Andhra
7200
Finance Pradesh
Corpora
tion
Limited
(PFCL)
Norther Madhya
5000
n
Pradesh
Coalfiel
ds
Limited
(NCL)
Ferro
Scrap
Nigam
Ltd.
(FSNL)
Total
Chhattisg
arh
03
13
36.70
-
13
Work
upto
plinth
level
7
Work compl
upto
eted
roof
level
3
3
10
54.98
-
8
6
-
-
12
51.50
-
8
7
-
-
732
-
05
12
-
-
464
1266.0
0
568.00
-
12
6
-
-
741
40
903.00
73.58
-
10
15
3
2
-
-
4317
9519.6
2
2883
356
15
3
2
2316
6743.34
3911
70
-
-
-
03
11.91
-
3
-
-
-
81
142
8642 19228.
6794
530
21
4
4
Development & Promotion of Cost
M o H U PA
Effective Technologies
The alternate
building
materials and
prefabricated
building
components are
being promoted
with success.
- RCC Plank & Joist
System
- Filler slab
- Rat-trap bond wall
- Brick Panel
System
- RC Channel units
- L-Panels
- Ferro cement
roofing channel
- Precast
sunshades
- Precast staircases
- RCC door &
window frame
82
Details of Dwelling Units
M o H U PA
City (s)
No. of
DUs
Comple
ted
City (s)
No. of DUs
under
progress
Mohali
615
Bhubaneshwar
240
NOIDA
3476
Gurgaon
1940
Mumbai
/ Pune
1921
Greater
NOIDA
2130
CHD
Tricity
1246
SAS Mohali
226
Kolkata
1158
Chennai
1096
Total
Hyderab
ad
902 City (s)
Jaipur
756 Meerut
Bangalor
e
603 Vizag
Other
cities
829
Total
No. of Dus
under
planning
600
570
Chennai
1220
Total
13927
3211
3211
83
NUHHP 2007
•
M o H U PA
•
•
•
•
•
‘Affordable Urban Housing for All’ with
special emphasis on the urban poor.
Reserving 10%-15% of land or 20%-25% FSI
- for EWS and LIG
Special action plan for slum dwellers
Special package - for cooperative housing,
labour housing & employee housing.
10 year perspective plans by States/UTs for
EWS and LIG
In – situ slum rehabilitation preferred to
relocation
Draft Model State Affordable Housing
Policy
•
•
M o H U PA
•
Enabling environment for “Housing for All” with
special emphasis on EWS and LIG
Promotion
of
Public
Private
People
Participation (PPPP) for addressing the shortage
of adequate and affordable housing.
Outlines incentives and other initiatives by GOI,
State Governments, ULBs and other
stakeholders:
• Land – liberalized development control
regulations
• Finance – waiver of charges/taxes and
increase fund flow to affordable housing
• Legal and regulatory reforms – for
entitlements/ tenure rights, regulatory
frameworks
• Technology – cost effective sustainable
technologies
• Infrastructure – social and physical urban
infrastructure provision
Draft Rental Housing Policy
•
•
M o H U PA
•
•
•
•
•
•
Basic shelter facilities for the destitute,
homeless & disabled people.
Social Rental Housing for the socially and
economically weaker (EWS/LIG) sections.
Affordable Rental Housing for specific
target groups such as migrant labours,
working women, students etc.
Rental Housing as a stop gap towards
aspirant home buyers.
Institutional rental housing for working
class
Formalization of Rental Housing through
regulatory and legal frameworks
Enhance fund flows along with incentives
for rental housing
Promote institutions/organisations for
constructing, managing, maintenance and
operations of rental housing stock – RMCs,
Residential REITs, Employee Housing etc.
M o H U PA
Initiatives on Single Window Approvals
• Web-based Automated Single Window
Approval System (ASWAS) for Building Plan
Approval
• By State Governments
• By State Governments with assistance
from Central Government
• Engaging
with
line
Ministries
of
Environment and Forest, Civil Aviation,
Culture, UD, Consumer Affairs, Defence
• For fast tracking of NoCs to housing
projects
• Consultative
meetings
held
by
HM(HUPA)/S(HUPA) in 2014 and 2015
• Decentralizing approvals to State/ULB level
wherever feasible by Central agencies
• Increasing threshold limit for Environment
Clearance (EC) from 20,000 to 50,000 Sqm
of built-up area for affordable housing
projects.
Draft Model Tenancy Act 2015
•
M o H U PA
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Framework for the regulation of
Tenancy for commercial and residential
properties
Balancing the rights and responsibilities
of landlords and tenants through rental
contracts
Defines period, inheritance, rents
payable, obligations of landlord and
tenants etc.
Registration of rental contracts with
Rent Authorities
Outlays process of fast adjudication
process for resolution of disputes
through Rent Tribunals
Repossession of the premises by the
landlord through Rent Courts
Compensation in case of non-vacancy
Not
applicable
for
Government/employee housing/charity
and religious buildings
Technical Group on Urban Housing Shortage
Urban Housing Shortage in
Millions (18.78)
MIG &
Above
0.82 m.
4%
EWS
10.55
m.
56%
LIG
7.41 m.
40%
Type of Shortage (million units)
Households living in nonserviceable katcha
0.53
0.99
2.27
Households living in
obsolescent houses
14.99
Households living in
congested houses
requiring new houses
Households in homeless
condition
89
Impact of investments in Housing sector
on GDP & Empl.
•
•
Housing sector supports 250 ancillary
industries.
Construction sector accounts for:
M o H U PA
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
11.39% of the total output of the economy
8.2% of GDP
11.52% of the employment
Construction sector - second largest
employment generating sector.
Highest labour to output ratio i.e. number
of persons employed to produce a lakh
units of output, is 2.34
For Rs 1 lakh invested, 4.06 new jobs are
created
A unit of increase in the final expenditure
would generate additional income as high
as 3 times.
Every additional rupee invested in the
housing sector will add Rs. 2.84 to the GDP
and Rs. 0.12 gets collected as indirect
taxes.
Concept Note on Real Estate Investment
Trusts (REITs)
•
M o H U PA
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Help meeting the demand due to
changing demographics and urbanization
Address the Investment gap
Bring in transparency in real estate
sector
Improve debt-equity balance
To act as a vehicle for addressing NPAs.
To provide investor in to share gains in RE
asset class
To help in decreasing the huge
inventories of vacant housing (of around
11 million, Census 2011)
Provide for additional equity in housing
sector