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• Difference in cost of Estimate and Tendered amount is to be born by the NABARD &State Government as per their shares tranchwise.• Five-year maintenance contract. All roads and bridges improved/re-constructed /rehabilitated under NABARD Projects would have to be maintained for 5 years as partof Contractor Contract. Maintenance funds to service maintenance part of Contractwhich will be born by the agency.• The projects sanctioned by NABARD under its tranches as well as HaryanaGovernment (Finance Department) are being executed/carried out in field by HaryanaPWD B&R Officers/Officials.• Since the launches of this scheme 184 roads having a length of 1938.55 Km. havebeen sanctioned at an estimated cost of Rs.461.01 crore as on 29.02.08, 159 roadshaving a length of 1670.00 Km. have been completed by spending a cost ofRs.327.02 crore and work on 25 roads is under progress as per detail attached.• Since the launches of this scheme 110 bridges have been sanctioned at an estimatedcost of Rs.105.89 Crore upto 29.02.08. Out of 110 bridges 21 no. bridges have beencompleted by spending a cost of Rs.23.97 Crore and work of 89 bridges is inprogress. Out of 89 bridges 85 bridges recently sanctioned under RIDF-XIII with anestimated cost of Rs.8113.95 Lacs detail attached.ROADSName ofTrancheNo. ofroadsLength (inKm.)Estimatedcost (Rs. InCrore)RemarksRIDF-III 33 248.15 13.25 All works completedRIDF-IV 24 298.01 22.92 All works completedRIDF-IX 71 672.04 158.97 Out of 71 works 69 workscompleted and 2 works in progressRIDF-XI 53 667.35 240.83 Out of 53 works 33 work completedand 20 work in progressRIDF-XIII 3 53.00 25.04 Works in progressBRIDGESName ofTrancheNo. ofroadsLength (inKm.)Estimatedcost (Rs. incrore)RemarksRIDF-III 5 - 3.45 All works completedRIDF-VIII 20 - 21.30 Out of 20 bridges 16 workscompleted and 4 works in progressRIDF-XIII 85 - 81.14 Works recently sanctionedNATIONAL BANK FOR AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT (NABARD)ROAD & BRIDGES PROJECTS UNDER RIDF SCHEMES IN HARYANAAIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE NABARD SCHEMEscheme: -Following are the major benefits that accrue from good road networks under NABARD1. To undertake infrastructure projects especially roads to benefit rural areas of Haryanaparticularly rural road works approved under NABARD Scheme.2. To undertake that is to plan, execute, monitor and review- Implementation of NABARD Scheme.3. To meet the needs of rural infrastructure including creation, maintenance and management ofroad network.4. To provide service for training of manpower for road/infrastructure industry and other relatedfields.5. To create assimilate, manage and disseminate information database of Haryana in general andin particular to facilitate planning and management of infrastructure projects in rural Haryana.6. To acquire and facilitate introduction of best practices in respect of creation, maintenance andmanagement of rural infrastructure especially roads.
7. To provide technical cooperation to other organizations in improving rural infrastructure.8. To propose and organize conventions, seminars and workshops on issues pertaining to ruralinfrastructure especially roads.9. To support development of public opinion among all people on matters of rural infrastructure.10. To acquire and sell properties/buildings/assets for furthering the objectives of NABARD.11. To remunerate any person or organization/foundation for services rendered or to be rendered toconduct its business/activities.12. Accessibility of villages from main roads will improve the progress of all social services.13. There will be substantial increase in farm production due to better awareness in farmers &quick/timely procurement of fertilizers, insecticides, pesticides, import of farm equipment’s &labour from towns/cities with greater ease.14. Better prices of agriculture produce due to easy and quicker access to the markets.15. Improvement in law & order position due to better accessibility and mobility.16. Better medical & educational facilities to rural population.17. Improvement in social customs of villages.18. Better mobility of people due to lesser turn around time for the vehicles.19. The last but not the least saving in operation cost, less consumption of fuel & lowermaintenance cost of vehicles.NATIONAL BANK FOR AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT (NABARD)ROAD & BRIDGES PROJECTS UNDER RIDF SCHEMES IN HARYANARIDF-IIIThis project was sanctioned by NABARD vide No.NB.SPD/326/RIDF-III(Haryana)/97-98dated 21/16.06.1997.Total Works 38Completed Works 38Work in ProgressNilProjectCost Initial(Rs. inLacs)ProjectcostExpected(Rs. inLacs)Loan Composition(Rs. in Lacs)Nabard Sate Share(90%) (10%)ApproximatelyExpenditureso far(Rs. in Lacs)TotalLength (inKm.)1325.00 1325.00 1192.50 132.50 1325.00 198.28RIDF-IVThis project was sanctioned by NABARD vide No.NB.SPD/556/RIDF-IV(Haryana) /22PSC /98-99 dated 25.08.1998.Total Works 24Completed Works 24Work in ProgressNilProjectCost Initial(Rs. inLacs)ProjectcostExpected(Rs. inLacs)Loan Composition(Rs. in Lacs)Nabard Sate Share(90%) (10%)ApproximatelyExpenditureso far(Rs. in Lacs)TotalLength (inKm.)2292.20 2292.20 2062.98 229.22 2292.20 289.01RIDF-VIII (Bridge Project)
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