These laws contain an institutional framework including the creation of the Telecommunication Regulatory Authority.
See also the Telegraph Act of 1885 (and its amendments).
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Ref: THE INDIAN WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY ACT
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Request for Proposal and draft concession agreement for Design, Build, Operate and Transfer of Integrated Waste Processing and Engineered Sanitary Landfill Facilities For Mixed Municipal Solid Waste.
Ref: concessagreement
Terms sheets are provided for (a) cost-plus contracts and net-cost contracts (typically lease contracts) where the private sector owns, operates and maintains the buses while the public authority collects the revenue, (b) licensing contracts (typically operation & maintenance contracts) where the buses are owned by the public authority and the private party operates and maintains the buses and collect the revenue, and (c) a bus depot contract (DBO) as well as (d) a monorail operation and maintenance contract.
Asian Development Bank, 2011.
The PPP Toolkit is a web-based resource that has been designed to help improve decision-making for infrastructure PPPs in India and to improve the quality of the PPPs that are developed. The Toolkit is for use by PPP practitioners across India in both the public and private sectors. It has been designed with a focus on helping decision-making by Project Officers at the Central, State and Municipal levels. Other users, including PPP practitioners in the private sectors, will also find the material useful.
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Tracking Reference: OMDA0DIAL.pdf
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Ref#: OMDA0MIAI.pdf
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Ref#: CA0HIAL0singned020122004
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Ports |
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Name of Agreement: |
Indian Ports Model Concession Agreement |
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Type of Agreement: |
Concession Agreement |
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Region (if known): |
South Asia |
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The project aims to identify and develop PPP structures which can be implemented in the water supply and sanitation sector for the cities of Maharashtra. As a part of this TA, various possible PPP structures in the water supply and sanitation sector were studied, and the applicability of these structures assessed in the context of the sample cities. The project aimed to develop term sheets for those PPP structures, which are identified as most suitable and feasible for implementation.
Over the years an elaborate eco-system for PPPs has developed, including institutions, developers, financiers, equity providers, policies and procedures. The growing PPP trends, especially in the last decade, justify the need for a broad policy framework that sets out the principles for implementing a larger number of projects across diverse sectors to complement the inclusive growth aspirations of the nation. The National PPP Policy seeks to facilitate this expansion in the use of PPP approach, where appropriate, in a consistent and effective manner, through: