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The National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) for FY 2019-25 is a first-of-its-kind, whole-of-government exercise to provide world-class infrastructure to citizens and improving their quality of life. It aims to improve project preparation and attract investments into infrastructure. To draw up the NIP, a High-Level Task Force was constituted under the chairmanship of the Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs (DEA), Ministry of Finance. The Final Report on National Infrastructure Pipeline for FY 20-25 of the Task Force was released by the Union Minister for Finance & Corporate Affairs, Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman on 29th April, 2020.
The NIP has been made on a best effort basis by aggregating the information provided by various stakeholders including line ministries, departments, state governments and private sector across infrastructure sub-sectors, as identified in the Harmonised Master List of Infrastructure. All projects (Greenfield or Brownfield, under conceptualization or under implementation or under Development) of project cost greater than Rs. 100 crore per project were sought to be captured.
The Final Report of NIP Task Force is in three volumes. Volume I & II are available on the Ministry of Finance & DEA Portal, and also in the Report section below. The project database under Volume III of the Final NIP Report is made available here on India Investment Grid to provide access to updated project level information for investments across infrastructure sectors. Each Line Ministry/State/ Implementing Agency is expected to further add new projects and update their respective project details so that NIP remains a living repository with widespread access.
Lack of robust infrastructure is often recognised as the primary growth constraint for a developing nation. In India, the government is increasingly, looking to the private sector for forging partnerships via effective models for co-working between public and private sectors. The National Infrastructure Pipeline is a step in that direction. To achieve seamless working and productivity in other business sectors and India's ambitious goal to be a USD 5 trillion economy by 2025, strong infrastructure growth is essential. In particular, the success of India's manufacturing sector and the focus on "Make in India" are directly influenced by how strong the backbone of India's infrastructure is. There is a constant need for government intervention, solid funding and constant monitoring of projects. Growing urbanisation, increasing working-age population, shift to a services-based economy and climate change are some of the factors that will require a further boost to India's infrastructure sector and amplify need for the National Infrastructure Pipeline.
The national infrastructure pipeline aims to boost the economy to create more employment opportunity in different sectors, provide better infrastructure for all sectors, enhance ease of living for its citizens and make growth more inclusive. The pipeline will enable better project preparation, reducing aggressive bids/failure in project delivery and ensuring enhanced access to sources of finance as a result of a boost in investor confidence. In the past, infrastructure funding has proved to be a challenge. The national infrastructure pipeline hopes to build investor confidence by actively monitoring projects, bring needed reforms and resolve any potential issues. In order to sustain its growth rate and increase its competitiveness, India aims to focus more on well-developed infrastructure that enhances the level of economic activity. More institutional funding will also give the government bandwidth to invest more in other areas essential for the economies growth.
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The Indian government has enacted several development schemes. These schemes provide for added momentum to development in India by attracting both national and international investors. They are sponsored through a central, state specific, or joint mechanisms and offer investment opportunities through public-private partnerships, procurement contracts and various other modes of development. Policy reforms through investment schemes such as permission of 100% FDI under automatic route in a wide variety of sectors also serve to ease access to the India opportunity. Know more about these schemes, their benefits, and available opportunities.
You can register interest in a project and connect with the project promoter by clicking on the connect button on the NIP project page. Once the connect window pops up, please fill in the respective details. Once confirmed, you will receive an email with the project promoter details on your registered email id.
You can click on the 'Global Search Bar' on the top right corner of the page and search what you are looking for. Alternatively, you can visit the NIP Projects page (https://indiainvestmentgrid.gov.in/opportunities/nip-projects) under the Opportunities section and filter NIP projects on the basis of Sectors, States, Schemes, Project Cost, Requirements, Mode of Implementation, and Project Stage.
National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) projects constitute infrastructure sector projects greater than INR 100 crore. Classification of infra projects under NIP on IIG is primarily based on the sub sectors as per the Harmonized Master List of Infrastructure sub-sectors (August 2018). Non-NIP projects are non-infra projects plus projects which are less than INR 100 Crore, or which were originally not included in NIP listing.
Infrastructure Projects from private players can be classified under NIP projects after approval by respective state government or line ministry.
The projects under NIP are closely monitored by the Department of Economic Affairs (DEA), Ministry of Finance. The respective line ministries and implementation agencies are responsible for keeping the projects updated under the guidance of the DEA.
No, IIG is only a project discovery platform. All investment decisions are made outside this platform.
Anyone who fulfills the project requirements decided by the Line Ministries and the Department of Economic Affairs, (DEA) can invest in NIP projects. Each project will have a different process for investment and investors can connect with the IIG team or the promoter directly to find out more details.
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