Toolkits for Urban Transport Development - UNEP

project cost
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Non Motorized
Transport
Construction of foot
path
Pedestrian
crossing/pedestrian
phase signal
Improvement of
pathways
Bike Sharing Scheme
Construction of
Lifts and Escalator
100% of the
project cost for
bike sharing
scheme. For
other NMT
infrastructure
0.6% to 1.25%
of the project
cost depending
on the project
cost
80% of the cost for
undertaking studies/ surveys/
master plans
5 Freight Traffic Truck
terminal/Transport
Nagar etc.
1.0% to 1.5% of
the project cost
depending on the
project cost
80% of the cost for
undertaking studies/ surveys/
master plans
State /ULB budget Funding
State Govt. /ULB can earmark funds specially meant for preparation of Project Report
(DPRs/feasibility Report) through general budget provision under both planned and unplanned
expenditure head.
Multilateral Funding Agency (International Source)
Multilateral Funding Agencies such as Asian Development Bank, World Bank, JICA etc. provide
both Technical Assistance (TA) and aid to prepare Project Report for promotion and development of
Public Transport, Non-motorized Transport, Low-carbon transports etc related projects based on its
own set of guidelines. Detailed guidelines of funding by Multilateral Funding Agencies are available
on the respective websites.
India Infrastructure Project Development Fund (IIPDF)
GoI has established India Infrastructure Project Development Fund with 100 crore revolving
corpus. It has been established with a view that most PPP projects require specialist support to
ascertain project viability, feasibility and other preparatory works which need to be funded by the
sponsoring department. Provision has been made to provide upto 75% of total project development
cost from GoI as long as there is a commitment from the sponsoring authority to bring in the balance
25%. Also in such project Sponsoring Agency/Department/State can give additional 20% of the
project cost as VGF support. Project development funding, ordinarily, will be an interest free financial
assistance to meet the project development expenses. This is expected to be recovered from the
successful private sector partner on award of the project. The Sponsoring Authority will reimburse the
IIPDF, the project development expenses along with a fee up to 40% of the funding as provided
below. The Sponsoring Authority must provide a plan for the same.
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