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Swachh Survekshan is a ranking exercise taken up by the Government of India to assess rural and urban areas for their levels of cleanliness and active implementation of Swachhata mission initiatives in a timely and innovative manner.

The objective of the survey is to encourage large scale citizen participation and create awareness amongst all sections of society about the importance of working together towards making towns and cities a better place to live in. Additionally, the survey also intends to foster a spirit of healthy competition among towns and cities to improve their service delivery to citizens, towards creating cleaner cities and towns.

The Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India takes up the Swachh Survekshan in urban areas and the Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation in rural areas. The Quality Council of India (QCI) has been commissioned the responsibility of carrying out the assessment.

We are in process of forming a batch to conduct this class. If you are interested to attend the class then register your interest now at www.planninginsights.co.in/events by clicking on Enrol Now. You will notified about the schedule, syllabus and fees of the class well in advance. This registration is only to capture your interest in the subject.

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Transferring responsibility to the private sector for mobilizing finance for infrastructure investment is one of the major differences between PPPs and traditional procurement. Where this is the case, the private party to the PPP is responsible for identifying investors and developing the finance structure for the project. However, it is important for public sector practitioners to understand private financing structures for infrastructure and to consider the potential implications for government. This course 

• Introduces ways that private finance of PPP projects can be structured;
• Highlights points that governments need to bear in mind when procuring a privately-financed PPP—that is, ways in which the government might need to enable or control how the private party raises finance to ensure the project is implemented successfully
• Describes different roles for public finance in PPPs—that is, why and how governments may be directly involved in the financing of PPPs

We are in process of forming a batch to conduct this class. If you are interested to attend the class then register your interest now at www.planninginsights.co.in/events by clicking on Enrol Now. You will notified about the schedule, syllabus and fees of the class well in advance. This registration is only to capture your interest in the subject.

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In India, the TP Scheme was institutionalized more than 100 years ago, but legal, institutional, and financial challenges have caused scant implementation, with successful cases are mostly concentrated in the state of Gujarat. Japan has been far more successful in implementing the scheme, developing one-third of the urbanized land through the LR mechanism (Matsui 2018). The experience of continuously implementing many LR projects in Japan has made the Japanese LR system mature in terms of the approval process, land replotting techniques, and financing, contributing to quicker and smoother implementation.

We are in process of forming a batch to conduct this class. If you are interested to attend the class then register your interest now at www.planninginsights.co.in/events by clicking on Enrol Now. You will notified about the schedule, syllabus and fees of the class well in advance. This registration is only to capture your interest in the subject.

For more details, contact

WhatsApp - +91 90223 11897

Email: events@planninginsights.co.in