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Ministry of Urban Development Govt. of India Guidelines

9. Upper Limit for Upgradation assistance

A portion of VAMBAY, say 20% may utilized also for upgrading existing houses in slums. The upper limit for upgradation of existing unit should not be more than 50% of ceiling specified for construction of new houses in para 8 above.

9a. Town Planning Norms to apply

Upgradation of existing constructions and construction of new houses shall only be taken up after approval of the lay out by the Urban Local Body.

10. Funding Pattern

The Govt. of India will release the subsidy under VAMBAY to HUDCO, which will match the subsidy on a 1:1 basis with a loan. The rate of interest on this loan will be same as the ra te of interest charged by HUDCO under its EWS housing portfolio. HUDCO will release the subsidy and the loan directly to the State Nodal Agency. The central share should be matched by an equal amount either by a long-term loan from HUDCO or from any other source such as budgetary support, resources of local bodies, loan sources other than HUDCO or from the beneficiary. However, HUDCO will release its grant component only after the State Share of 50% is deposited in the designated account of the implementing agency.

11. Tenure

Under VAMBAY, the responsibility for providing land for the project rests with the Urban Local Body. Typically, three types of tenure are conceived.
  1. Title to the slum dwellers in-situ ie. title to the land on which they are currently dwelling. If this is conceded by the State Government then the title or tenure rights must be given duly keeping in view town planning norms and layout roads. If land is scarce, such regulations and land use patterns can be revised within reasonable norms to ensure denser land use through innovative town planning.
  2. Tenure or title can also be given partly in -situ where the part of the land on which the slum exists is utilized for upgradation and resettlement and the rest is put to other use or not used at all in deference to the public interest. If land is scarce, the project can be planned vertically i.e. multistoried complexes, in such cases the title to the land will not rest with the beneficiaries - they shall have title to the dwelling unit.
  3. Land /tenure can also be provided by the State Govt. by relocation either on land already available or through acquisition. In the case of relocation, the convenience of slum dwellers so relocated should be paramount and as far as possible their consent should be taken.
No separate provision is made for land acquisition in VAMBAY.

However, if within the unit cost provided for each house, a saving can be effected, such saving within each project, can be used to partly or fully finance land acquisition. Tenure can be made conditional to repayment of loan, if any, under each project.

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Introduction Objectives Target Group Slum-Definition Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan Reservations Beneficiaries Allotment of Houses Location of VAMBAY Construction Limit Limit for Upgradation Town Planning Norms Funding Pattern Tenure beneficiary Involvement Construction technology Type Design Poverty Alleviation Urban Infrastructure Drinking Water Supply Sanitation & Latrines Environment Matters Involvement of NGO House Inventory VAMBAY Board & Logo Monitoring Evaluation Studies Transparency in implementation of VAMBAY Criteria for allocation of resources Maintenance of accounts Utilization of interest earned on deposits Order
 
 
 
 
 
 
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