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Home / News / India News / 7,500 km of highway projects at risk
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    7,500 km of highway projects at risk

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    Last updated on Oct 07, 2015, 03:03 pm
    7,500 km of highway projects at risk
  • A report by Crisil titled "No smooth ride" has said that around 7,500 km of highway projects- 5,100 km under construction and 2,400 km operational, awarded on a build, operate, transfer (BOT) basis are at high risk.

    53% of under construction projects are at risk of not being completed because of delays in land acquisition and clearances and weak wherewithal of sponsors.

  • In this article
    PPP Models First PPP road project What are BOT projects? Model Concession Agreement for highways 7,500 km of highway projects at risk What is CRISIL? Findings of the CRISIL report CRISIL acknowledges Government reforms to develop highways
  • PPP

    PPP Models

    PPP Models
  • Public–Private Partnership Models (PPP) include: Build–Operate–Transfer (BOT) models with a user-fee approach (toll); Annuity-based BOT models; Performance-based Maintenance contracts; and Modified Design–Build (Turnkey) contracts.

    Annuity and toll are two forms of BOT projects, based on which National Highway Authority of India executes highway projects.

    Toll-based BOT projects has been the prominent mode of PPP, followed by the annuity model.

  • Information

    First PPP road project

  • Public-Private-Partnership model started in mid 1993 with the project of Rau Pithampur road in Madhya Pradesh. It was the first toll road in India, initiating the evolution of private sector financing for infrastructure in the country.

  • BOT

    What are BOT projects?

    What are BOT projects?
  • Build Operate Transfer - BOT is a form of project financing, wherein a private entity receives a concession from a third party (e.g., the public administration) to finance, design, construct, and operate a facility stated in the concession contract.

    At the end of the concession agreement period, the facility gets transferred to the public administration.

    BOT finds extensive application in infrastructure projects and public-private-partnership.

  • MCA

    Model Concession Agreement for highways

    Model Concession Agreement for highways
  • Model concession agreement (MCA) is the contract that sets terms of execution of a project and is signed between the concessionaire and the government, and in case of highways the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI).

    MCA addresses the issues like mitigation and unbundling of risks, reduction of transaction costs, termination etc.

    It provides framework for commercialising highways in a planned and phased manner.

  • 7 Oct 2015

    7,500 km of highway projects at risk

    7,500 km of highway projects at risk
  • A report by Crisil titled "No smooth ride" has said that around 7,500 km of highway projects- 5,100 km under construction and 2,400 km operational, awarded on a build, operate, transfer (BOT) basis are at high risk.

    53% of under construction projects are at risk of not being completed because of delays in land acquisition and clearances and weak wherewithal of sponsors.

  • Information

    What is CRISIL?

  • CRISIL is a global analytical company providing ratings, research,and risk and policy advisory services. CRISIL is the Indian subsidiary of global rating agency, Standard and Poor's.

  • Report

    Findings of the CRISIL report

    Findings of the CRISIL report
  • CRISIL report found that 37% of BOT projects (3,520 km), are in 'high implementation risk' category.

    High implementation risk means that less than 70% of the project is completed.

    Further, about 2,400 km, or 40% of the total operational BOT highways, are not in a position to service their debt on their own due to lower-than-estimated traffic and resultant toll collections.

  • 7 Oct 2015

    CRISIL acknowledges Government reforms to develop highways

    CRISIL acknowledges Government reforms to develop highways
  • Acknowledging the reform measures initiated by the government as a boost for highways sector, CRISIL said that the new policy allowing developers to exit projects following their completion, in particular will help highway projects and their developers.

    CRISIL added that steps taken towards ensuring right of way and clearances prior to project award, etc. will help straighten out the future of highway sector.

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