COMMITTEE ON IMPLEMENTATION OF PROJECTS
LOK SABHA
The
Committee on the implementation of projects has submitted its
report and the Government has accepted it.
The Committee
was set up to examine the existing procedures for investment approval
and implementation of projects and to suggest measures to simplify
and expedite the process for investments in public and private
projects. The Committee has submitted it report in two parts.
Part.I of the report covers upstream issues arising from conceptualization
of projects to the stage of investment approval in respect of
Government and Public Sector Projects. It contains recommendations
for re-engineering the project cycle for public investment so
as to achieve greater professionalisation of project preparation,
appraisal and post evaluation stages of the cycle. Part-II of
the report deals with downstream issues arising from the stage
of investment approval till the completion of projects and extending
to their operational phase. The Report includes recommendations
relating to re-engineering of regulatory processes at the Central
and State levels for simplification of the procedures relating
to the grant of various approvals and rationalization of the inspection,
record keeping and reporting requirements. The recommendations
also envisage greater use of information technology tools in the
administration of approvals.
The nodal Ministries
concerned have been asked to take appropriate action for implementing
the recommendation contained in the Report.
This information
was given by Shri S.B.Mookherjee, Minister of State for Statistics
and Programme Implementation in a written reply to a question
by Shri T.T.V Dhinakaran in Lok Sabha today.