India at a glance
- 7 Project Trackers
- 1 Priority List
- 1 Forward Pipeline
- Downloadable data
- National coverage
- All sectors covered
The quality of India's infrastructure procurement processes has improved significantly in recent years, helping to bring better value for money and better-quality outcomes from investment. Regulatory and permits reforms have led to a marked improvement in the ease of starting a business, encouraging investment and competition from new suppliers.
India operates under a common law system and has three spheres of government: central, state, and local. Whilst the national government is involved in financing investment, delivery is practically under the remit of state governments.
This is defined by the metrics with the highest unweighted score out of 100.
This is a summary of approved major projects in Bihar, maintained by the National Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade. Some projects are completed, some are yet to begin construction.
Project Tracker
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Live
Yes
All
This is a summary of approved major projects in Assam, maintained by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade. Some are completed, some are yet to begin construction.
Project Tracker
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Live
Yes
All
This is a summary of approved major projects in Haryana, maintained by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade. Some are completed, some are yet to begin construction.
Project Tracker
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Live
Yes
All
This independent tracker by Indian Infrastructure includes key projects across the infrastructure sector in India from conception to completion. It provides comprehensive information to fulfill the needs of a variety of market participants, including promoters, contractors, consultants, lenders, policymakers, and analysts. It also includes valuable analytical and reporting tools to enable the user to better comprehend and analyse the data to draw meaningful conclusions.
Project Tracker
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Live
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Projects > Rs1 billion
Managed by the National Department forPromotion of Industry and Trade, this is an investment opportunities pipeline.
Forward Pipeline
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Live
No
This outlines infrastructure projects currently undertaken by the Industries Department in the Government of Odisha.
Project Tracker
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Live
No
Public
This is a summary of PPPs in the state of Gujarat, classified into 13 categories.
Project Tracker
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2-3 years
Yes
PPPs
The asset monetisation pipeline aims to provide guidance and transparency of the monetisation of national core infrastructure assets from 2022-2025.
Forward Pipeline
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Static
Yes
Privatisation
This is an outline of completed and ongoing projects in the state of Tripura.
Project Tracker
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Live
Yes
Public
This is a pipeline of major projects in the State of Tamil Nadu tracked by the state government.
Priority List
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Live
No
PPPs
The National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF) is a trust fund capitalised at more than USD4 billion with a mandate to support the long-term financing needs of infrastructure in India through equity investments that generate attractive long-term risk-adjusted returns for investors on a sustainable basis. The Government of India is an anchor investor, but the platform mobilises both national and global capital to address constraints faced by the domestic banking sector and existing publicly owned investment vehicles. As an Alternative Investment Fund, the NIIF focuses on leveraging its equity in three areas: operating assets in core infrastructure sectors including transport and energy under the Master Fund, fund management focusing on green infrastructure and social infrastructure under the Fund of Funds, and growth and development stage investments in large scale projects over the medium-long term under the Strategic Investment Fund. Explore the GI Hub National Infrastructure Banks tool here, and read more about the NIIF here.