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                                                    he three-day forum, themed    GoJ, with shareholding in the ratio 74:26.
                                                    “Scaling up: Meeting the        In the first phase, GoJ handed over
                                                    challenges of the United Nations   Construction of Four Sections of Ranchi – Ring
                                                    2030 Agenda for Sustainable   Road (Section III, IV, V & VI) a dream project
                                            TDevelopment through people-          of State of Jharkhand from the inception of
                                            first Public-Private Partnerships,” brought   the state since 14 November 2001, Ranchi
                                            together almost 300 delegates from the   – Patratu Dam and Patratu Dam – Ramgarh
                                            government, international organizations, PPP   Road Projects. Later on, the company was
                                            developers, non-governmental organizations   also entrusted with the development of
                                            (NGOs), law firms as well as academic and   important industrial roads namely Adityapur
                                            financial institutions from 70 countries and   – Kandra & Chaibasa – Kandra – Chowka
                                            regions. During the first forum conducted   Road Projects, development of which was
                                            in 2016, the Thiruvananthapuram City Road   crucial from the point of view of economic
                                            Improvement Project (TCRIP) was showcased   development of the State. Later in the year
                                            as it was meeting the qualifying criteria   2015, the company had been awarded
                                            for People First Public Private Partnerships   the development of Ranchi Ring Road
                                            (PfPPPs) project.                     (Section  VII).  Due  to  its  connectivity  with
                                              The government of Jharkhand (GoJ) in   State Highway and National Highway, this
                                            2007 embarked on JARDP, a comprehensive   stretch is very important. Construction of
                                            state road infrastructure improvement   this section would smooth the City Traffic
                                            programme under the public-private    by providing a bye pass to Heavy Vehicles
                                            partnership framework. A  programme   through Ring Road. Till now, JARDCL have
                                            development agreement was signed in   completed 627.16 Lane Km of Roads in
                                            February 2008 between the GoJ and     the State of Jharkhand. Work is in progress
                                            Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services   of 141.45 Lane Km of Ranchi Ring Road
                                            Limited (IL&FS) for the improvement of 1,500   (Section VII).
                                            lane Km of selected project road corridors.
                                            The programme is being implemented    Defining Peoples First PPP
                                            under a Special Purpose Vehicle Jharkhand   The International PPP Centre of Excellence
                                            Accelerated  Road  Development Company   is an operational centre of the United
                                            Ltd (JARDCL), a JV between IL&FS and the   Nations Economic Commission for Europe

































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