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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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debabrata sett
debabrata sett 9 years 10 months ago
top level of company in our corporates making hundreds of crores of while showing loss in balansheets..your income disclosure programe is very nice.please do something that corporate to low level company all will do employee related thing ya financial thing in clear email or they must have website.. Thank you sir
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Yogesh Sharma
Yogesh Sharma 9 years 10 months ago
1/2. We can use this for revenue generation and also for Swach Bharat mission. Some time govt outsource this to private agencies. But its not an smart move we also need to control the unauthorised advertisements and give city a Nice view. For this make strict law for such unauthorised activities. 2. Collect fine from such advisors. 3. Fix bidding process. 4. Beautification of such place shall be responsibility of advertisers. 1/2
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Yogesh Sharma
Yogesh Sharma 9 years 10 months ago
No come to value capture finance VCF. Since India is a welfare state it is not fully recommend to go for VCF model but since it is also important for govt generate revenue for its welfare scheme's it is better options to go for VCF rather then increasing tax rates. Below are few suggestions! 1. Earn from advertisements. Most of the govt properties roads or other public places are fully packed with lots of adds which also gives unhygenic view. 1/1
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shoib khan
shoib khan 9 years 10 months ago
respected sir, i want to sugg u that, if we start a period in which children will aware or gain a knowlegde to how to tackle the daily life problem for example if they know what we have to when someone is facing problem from diesases like fever, accident on road there are so many problem in daily life that we can solve from the little knowledge kindly understand what am trying to say & also start a current affairs & general knowlegde period once in a week becoz children are veryweek in gk #mygov
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Vipul Jasani
Vipul Jasani 9 years 10 months ago
2. Reduce difference between rich and poor by financial reforms (not as per IMF or world Bank) 3. Make system transparent and Govt. Officials accountable to reduce corruption. 4. Develop a nation where no one has to worry about basic needs for future and thereby creating society who will fight for values. 5. Love all the people of your country. 6. Remember Black money is generated by Govt. Officials by making corruption freindly policies and rules and regulations. 7. Scrap Income tax.
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Vipul Jasani
Vipul Jasani 9 years 10 months ago
There are basic flaws in our system such as 1. Land is considered as asset. 2. Money is the only criteria of judging person. 3. We created a society where ethics, morals, values etc. Have become cowards words!! In Gujarati, there is saying Jar (money), Jamin (land), and joru (unchaste) are root cause of all fights. If you look at our current system, we are exactly moving towards disaster. With this background, the solution lies in the same. 1. Levy tax on every inch of land.
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Yogesh Sharma
Yogesh Sharma 9 years 10 months ago
1/2 points should be considered. 1. Set national procurement single window system for center and state agencies. 2.three tier quality asurence and audit system by. Govt agency, third party agency and public audit system. 3. On random basis cross audit can be conducted. 4. Set cyber audit system. 5. Standard accounting protocol for all agencies involved in such system. 6. Accounting should be done on govt accounting tool. 7. Development of national information & project info sys
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Yogesh Sharma
Yogesh Sharma 9 years 10 months ago
Sir,the basic issue is leakage of govt investment. On average 30 to 80 percent of govt expenditures get converted to black money or losses every year and this is the reason why we are still a developing county. Its is well known fact that current govt procurement system or tender system is the major source of revenue leakage. Now the time has come when we have to re set the smart mechanism, my suggestion is to set national accounting protocol for such player involved in this. 1/1
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