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Inviting Suggestions on 'Draft National Policy Note on Value Capture Finance'

Inviting Suggestions on 'Draft National Policy Note on Value Capture Finance'
Start Date :
Aug 26, 2016
Last Date :
Sep 21, 2016
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Both States and Central governments make large investments in infrastructure assets like roads, airports, and mass transit that opens up vast suburban hinterlands. Similarly, ...

Both States and Central governments make large investments in infrastructure assets like roads, airports, and mass transit that opens up vast suburban hinterlands. Similarly, investments in townships, industries, and commercial establishments catalyse rapid economic development in those areas. These investments typically generate large value enhancement, most of which get captured by private property owners in the form of higher land values. Governments typically recover only a limited value from such public investments, thereby constraining their capacity to make similar investments elsewhere. It is with this objective that Policy on Value Capture Finance (VCF) for financing infrastructure and development has been prepared.
The ministry seeks suggestion and feedback from the public and other stakeholders on the draft before firming up the policy.

Last date to share your suggestions is 20th September, 2016.

Click to Read: Draft National Policy Note on Value Capture Finance

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manu kaushik_4
manu kaushik 8 years 5 months ago

sir like darpa of USA there a lot of research is going in advance robotic weaponary and advace warfare comflage.
there are various companies workin in advance robotics how and when despite of conern regarding IT sector the opportunites will be given to robotics and electronics in india .
i want that india became superpower soon and other countries take technology from us not vice versa
i want the message reaches to pm sir and a serious step is taken to develop labortories in robotic weapnry

maruti.environ@gmail.com
Hitesh Mansatta 8 years 5 months ago

when I say integrated development plan means it should cover measured area around any particular govt.'s new infra project wherein a special dp must be applicable and not the already existing one.

maruti.environ@gmail.com
Hitesh Mansatta 8 years 5 months ago

Hello,
As per my idea, when Govt. plans an infra project, say for example a bridge, it should not consider just building up a bridge, but an integrated development plan should designed such that if any private party trying take undue benefit or advantage of such projects should come under local &/or central govt. regulations wherein government is benefited as well the private party under controlled price. This will put chains on rich private investors and help genuine investments.

Devshanker Ruia
Devshanker Ruia 8 years 5 months ago

News of devaluation of our currency. Its not at all in our countries interest to let our rupee devalue mainly because we are net importers and large borrowers in the World and invariably input cost of our porducts as many inputs are imported and thus will affect our exports.
The correct way to check imports and increase exports is incentives, duties and taxations.

sunilindialink@live.in
kumar sunil 8 years 5 months ago

My View is totally different, Last many years we have seen that private sector has contributed big way in education sectors in India, Similarly government must come with plan each and every sectors with private and public participation. you cannot ignore private development in India. We need similar way plan and program where government agencies shall be working with private investors similar way like education sector Education sector is excellent examples for government to follow ready carefuly

Sudhir Agrawal_5
Sudhir Agrawal 8 years 5 months ago

1.Electricity from Solar Energy to have major share in power production.Drinking water from Sea water.to eliminate water shortage .Earthquake energy harnessing..Extensive use of Polymers to preserve Environment and Forest.5.Extensive use of Nuclear Energy for Power Generation.6.Extensive use of Telecommunications to Guide all Human Activities.7.Tidal power harnessing.
Eliminate armed forces from all nations and have common pool of Armed Forces resources (May be continent wise) to eliminate Huge

Sudhir Agrawal_5
Sudhir Agrawal 8 years 5 months ago

1.Electricity from Solar Energy to have major share in power production.Drinking water from Sea water.to eliminate water shortage .Earthquake energy harnessing..Extensive use of Polymers to preserve Environment and Forest.5.Extensive use of Nuclear Energy for Power Generation.6.Extensive use of Telecommunications to Guide all Human Activities.7.Tidal power harnessing.Eliminate armed forces from all nations and have common pool of Armed Forces resources (May be continent wise) to eliminate Huge

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Rajeev Garg 8 years 5 months ago

The circle rate within 2 km radius should be increased. Also yearly development fee should be applied to all land for minimum 10 years to recover development cost.

S.SHIVASWAMY
S.SHIVASWAMY 8 years 5 months ago

# Value Capture Finance

Draft National Policy Note on Value Capture Finance

The Government policy hitherto has been to make heavy investments in the vital sectors of the economy where private players were either barred or their entry prohibitively costly. The failure of the successive Government to monetize the gains from investments and reap benefits from Value Capture Finance has been basically on account of peculiar Public Sector Culture and near absence of accountability, except to s