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Andhra Pradesh to Set Up ₹2,000-Cr Viability Gap Fund for PPP Projects

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Andhra Pradesh government is all set to announce a Viability Gap Fund (VGF) of ₹2,000 crore to encourage Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) and investment in infrastructure in the State as a big-ticket economic measure. The initiative is in line with Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu’s vision of creating a participatory development model, called P-4 (Public-Private-People Partnership), which will be formally launched on Ugadi, March 30.

It does this to address economic inequalities, demanding contributions from the richest 10% to uplift the bottom 20% while ensuring the acceleration of urgently needed investments. Infrastructure has​​ spent the last five years in stagnation,” a senior official noted. The VGF will accelerate projects leading to quick economic growth.”

Key Focus Areas

The fund will be dispersed through a competitive process that favors projects that promote economic growth, job creation and wealth generation. The sectors set to gain are:

  • Infrastructure & Logistics – The growth of roads, highways & Connectivity
  • Green Energy — Renewables and Sustainable Initiatives
  • Urban Development – Growing the cities beyond Amaravati
  • Port-Based Industrial Clusters — À Propos de la force côtière

Looming Projects

After coming to power, the government has already made it clear that it would fulfill its pre-poll promises, focusing on the completion of Amaravati’s capital city project and the Polavaram irrigation project with over ₹50,000 crore in core investments. The model will be a major accelerator of Amaravati becoming a world-class city, he said, adding that this was evident with the successful implementation of the PPP model in various sectors in the state.

Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada metro projects interlinking with Amaravati should also progress with VGF support. The government further aims at providing power free of cost to educational institutions to lure investments in technical education, pharma and life sciences.

Andhra Pradesh is transforming into a global economic powerhouse by fortifying its investment framework and equitable growth approach.

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