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Name of the Sector Transportation TCP* City Development Plan for Agra City in the state of Uttar Pradesh under JNNURM Central Govt. (50%) State Govt (20%) ANN ADA NHAI 167 MDP Consultants in association with Allianz Securities Ltd. Others (30 %) UP Bridge Corp FI Pvt Sec UP Jal Nigam Irriga tion Depar tment Urban Renewal Projects 180.61 90.30 36.12 - - - - - 54.18 - - Capacity Building 11.60 5.80 2.32 3.48 - - - - - - - Sub-Total 7373.79 3686.9 1474.76 4.93 734.1 422.88 124.54 8.94 523.17 333.65 21.93 37.99 SUB-MISSION II Urban Poverty & Slum 480.85 240.42 240.42 - - - - - - - - Sub-Total 480.85 240.42 240.42 - - - - - - - - - Grand Total 7854.64 3927.32 1715.18 4.93 734.10 422.88 124.54 8.94 523.17 333.65 21.93 37.99 *Total Cost of Projects (Sector wise) Fig. 16.1 Cost Structuring for Sub Mission I (Basic Infrastructure and Governance) FI 0.12% UP Bridge Corp 1.69% NHAI 5.73% ADA 9.96% ANN 0.07% GoUP 20.00% Pvt Sec 7.09% UP Jal Nigam 4.52% 16.4 PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION Irrigation Deptt. 0.30% RTO 0.52% Central Govt. 50.00% The contribution of private sector for Sub Mission I is Rs. 523.17 crores, which is approximately 7.09 percent of the total cost of the projects. The private sector participation is envisaged for various sectors like water supply, solid waste management, roads and transportation, heritage & tourism and environment. The private sector participation is envisaged for maintenance of compost plants, improvement and beautification of existing parks, maintenance of new parks, restoration and beautification of water bodies, multi storied parking, maintenance of foot over bridges /pedestrian underpass and infrastructure improvement in other heritage sites. RTO
16.5 INVESTMENT SUSTAINABILITY City Development Plan for Agra City in the state of Uttar Pradesh under JNNURM The basic objective of JNNURM is to undertake revenue enhancement measures to ensure sustainability of the given budget. The financial proposal has been given, considering its sustainability through meeting the financial commitments underlying the projects, its O&M expenditure. The urban local bodies will undertake the reforms and also the private sector participation in some projects would ensure long-term sustainability, which will add to meet the sustainability within the framework of implementation. 168 MDP Consultants in association with Allianz Securities Ltd.
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