Centre Invites RWAs, Private Players for Urban Projects
NEW DELHI: Resident welfare associations (RWAs), real estate developers, and private entities are now empowered to initiate civic projects, such as water and sanitation, thanks to the newly launched Urban Challenge Fund by the Centre. Civic and urban development projects are no longer exclusively the responsibility of financially constrained municipalities. Multiple RWAs can collaborate to address civic issues by forming a group, devising a project proposal, and submitting it to local civic agencies. If a developer’s high-end apartment complex faces waterlogging on access roads, they can propose and execute a project outside the colony. This new strategy, facilitated by the…
