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Viability gap funding
1. Viability Gap FundingViability Gap Funding
ByBy
Ashok ChawlaAshok Chawla
Additional SecretaryAdditional Secretary
Department of Economic Affairs, Government of IndiaDepartment of Economic Affairs, Government of India
2020thth
December, 2006December, 2006
2. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
Infrastructure – Indicative Investment
Sector Investment
(Rs. in crore)
To be made by
National
Highways
2,20,000 2012
Airports 40,000 2010
Ports 50,000 2012
Energy 5,40,000 2012
3. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
New Approach
Promote flow of private capital in
infrastructure through Public Private
Partnerships (PPPs)
Progress uneven over the past few years
4. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
PPPs in India – Issues
Political commitment
Legal and regulatory framework
Commercial viability
Inclusive growth
Acceptable risk sharing
Capacity in the line organizations
5. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
Recent GOI Initiatives
Viability Gap Funding Scheme
India Infrastructure Finance Company
Limited (IIFC)
Capacity Building in States for PPPs
6. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
Scenario for implementing PPPs
The new initiative seeks to cover PPPs where
– private sector provides infrastructure services for a fee
under a concession agreement
– concession is granted on the basis of a transparent bidding
process
– the bidder is asked to quote the quantum of grant required
(positive or negative)
– the bidder is assured of a stable environment through a
concession agreement
7. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
Viability Gap Funding Scheme
Viability Gap Funding (VGF) Scheme to
address the following concerns:
– Address the issue of ‘affordability’ of user fee
– Leverage government grant to improve
commercial viability of projects
– Promote user pay principle
– Ensure market based selection of promoter
– Promote concept of developer (in place of
contractor) and address project life cycle costs
8. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
VGF Scheme – Eligible Sectors
Transportation
Energy
Urban Infrastructure
Tourism infrastructure projects
Industrial infrastructure projects (eg. SEZs)
Any other
9. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
VGF Scheme – GOI Support
Funding by GOI limited to 20% of Project
Cost.
If required, an additional 20% can be made
available by the sponsoring Ministry/agency
GOI funding normally as capital grant during
construction.
10. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
VGF Scheme – Disbursement of Grant
Grant to be disbursed after the private sector
company has subscribed and expended its
equity contribution
Grant will be released in proportion to the
disbursement of the remaining debt
Grant released through the Lead Financial
Institution
11. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
VGF Scheme - Approval Process
For speedy appraisal, Empowered Institution and Empowered
Committee set up
Viability Gap Funding up to Rs. 100 crore for each project will
be sanctioned by the Empowered Institution
Proposals up to Rs. 200 crore will be sanctioned by the
Empowered Committee, and
Amounts exceeding Rs. 200 crore will be sanctioned by the
Empowered Committee with the approval of Finance Minister
Limits likely to be revised upwards
12. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
VGF Scheme - Status
Status available on website: pppinindia.com
Proposals received: 35
Sectors: Highways, MRTS, Solid Waste
Management, Railways, Power
Grant of “in principle” approval: 17
13. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
IIFC
Commercially viable projects that face problem in
raising long term debt
Leverage GOI guarantees to meet the long term
debt needs of infrastructure projects
Supplement funding by banks and IFIs
GOI guarantees to IIFC to raise funds in the market
2005-06: borrowing limit fixed at Rs. 10,000 crore
14. December 20, 2006 PPP Cell, Department of E
Capacity Building
Develop shelf of projects
‘Infrastructure’ & ‘PPP’ be entered as subjects in the Rules of
Business Transaction and assigned to one Department for
focus with ‘PPP Cells being created for greater focus
Infrastructure departments to set own financial targets of
attracting private investment through PPP and these be
monitored and reviewed as ‘Plan outside of Plan’-as part of XI
Plan
GOI assistance for capacity building – consultants, database,
training – assistance from ADB, WB