Pradhan Mantri

Awas Yojana

PMAY (U)

National Workshop on Urban Transformation - Learnings & Way forward

PMAY (U) – Progress in 2 Years

• 35MoAsSigned

• 4,025Cities

Included

• 21 lakhsHouses

Sanctioned

• Rs 32,745 Cr Central

Assistance

• Rs 1,10,753 CrTotal

Investment

1,19,677

Houses Completed

Houses Occupied

95,6387,60,492

Houses Grounded

2

4.5 CrorePotential employment involved in investment of Rs 1,10,753 Cr

12.41 Lakh Dwelling Units sanctioned under JNNURM in 120 months

20.96 LakhDwelling Units sanctioned under PMAY (U) in 24 months

PMAY (U) – State wise Houses approved 3

Sl. No. States Houses Sanctioned

1 Andhra Pradesh 1,95,074

2 Bihar 88,310

3 Chhattisgarh 35,066

4 Goa 11

5 Gujarat 1,50,610

6 Haryana 4,367

7 Himachal Pradesh 4,893

8 Jammu & Kashmir 6,250

9 Jharkhand 81,675

10 Karnataka 2,02,993

11 Kerala 32,462

12 Madhya Pradesh 2,86,075

13 Maharashtra 1,27,660

14 Orissa 59,515

15 Punjab 42,791

16 Rajasthan 44,348

17 Tamil Nadu 3,18,988

18 Telangana 83,017

19 Uttar Pradesh 55,848

20 Uttarakhand 7,927

21 West Bengal 1,44,524

Sl. No. NER States Houses Sanctioned

1 Arunachal Pradesh 1,606

2 Assam 26,785

3 Manipur 16,059

4 Meghalaya 61

5 Mizoram 10,551

6 Nagaland 13,560

7 Sikkim 43

8 Tripura 45,965

Sl. No. Union Territories Houses Sanctioned

1 A&N Island 609

2 Chandigarh 8

3 D & N Haveli 885

4 Daman & Diu 130

5 Delhi 281

6 Lakshadweep* 0

7 Puducherry 3,866

Total Houses / beneficiaries: 20,95,718(All India)

* No urban area in Lakshadweep

Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS) 4

For the first time, Middle Income Group (MIG) has been included for ahousing scheme in the country w.e.f. 1st Jan’ 2017, initially for1 year

Highest ever payout of Rs 708 Cr as interest loan subsidy to 38,026beneficiaries under CLSS for EWS/ LIG category

Particulars EWS LIG MIG-I MIG-II

Annual Household Income

uptoRs 3.00 Lakhs

Rs 3.00-6.00 Lakhs

Rs 6.00-12.00 Lakhs

Rs 12.00-18.00 Lakhs

Size of House 30 sqm 60 sqm 90 sqm 110 sqm

Interest Subsidy 6.5% 6.5% 4% 3%

Eligible housing loan amount for interest subsidy

Rs 6.00 Lakhs Rs 6.00 Lakhs Rs 9.00 Lakhs Rs 12.00 Lakhs

Technology Submission 5

16 Emerging Technologies Identified, Evaluated and Promoted under PMAY(U)

Monolithic GFRG

EPS LGSF

Precast Modular Tunnel Form

Steel Waffle-crete

• Formwork Systems (3)

• Precast Sandwich Panel Systems (6)

• Light Gauge Steel Structural Systems (2)

• Steel Structural Systems (2)

• Precast Concrete Construction Systems (3)

Benefits

• Safer and disaster resilient house

• Better quality of construction

• Low maintenance

• Speedy construction resulting in early occupancy

• Cost effective and environment friendly

• Better fire resistance & thermal efficiency

Around 1.5 Lakh houses under PMAY (U) are been constructed using alternate technologies all over India

Pre-Engineering Building (PEB)

Polyurethane Foam (PUF)

Precast Concrete Technology

Expanded Polystyrene

Light Gauge Steel

EPS Core Panel

System with Steel Structure

Polypropylene Honeycomb Technology

Monolithic Construction

Transit Shelter using PUF

Glass Fibre Reinforced Gypsum

Prefabricated Timber (Wood) HouseExpanded Polystyrene

Demonstrate new/ innovative/ alternate technologies through HPL Technology Park

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Project Site:Nellore, Andhra Pradesh

Project Period:8 months

No. of Houses:36 houses (G+1)

Project Cost:Rs 4.46 Crore

Technology Used:GFRG Panels

More Demonstration housing projects planned in :

Odisha, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Telangana, Uttarakhand, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam, Manipur, J&K and Punjab

• Land allotted free of cost by GoAP• Project implemented by BMTPC/ MoHUPA in collaboration with IIT

Madras• State Govt. to allot houses to PMAY beneficiaries

Demonstration Housing Project using Alternate Technology 7

Glimpses of Best Practices under PMAY (U) 8

• Demand Saturation: Tripura has taken most systematic and city-wideapproach in implementation of PMAY (U). Tripura is a saturated Statewith more than 90% houses sanctioned against the demand.

• ICT Initiatives: Mobile App for PMAY (U) developed by Assam andHaryana. Online dashboard being used by Odisha for publishinginformation related to the mission.

• Validation Methodology: Multi-level online validation processadopted for beneficiary selection by the city of Vishakhapatnam.Beneficiary Allotment System (BAS) being used in Gujarat.

• Emerging Technologies: States of Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh,Gujarat, Kerala, Maharashtra & Odisha are using new and emergingtechnologies for construction under PMAY (U)

Mandatory Conditions under PMAY (U) 9

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No.Mandatory Conditions

Achievement

(No. of States)

1Dispensing the need for separate Non Agricultural

(NA) Permission 32

2Prepare/amend their Master Plans Earmarking Land for

Affordable Housing35

3Single-window, time bound clearance for layout approval

and building permissions 32

4Pre approved building permission and layout approval

system for EWS / LIG housing32

5Additional FAR/ FSI/ TDR and relaxed density norms for

low cost housing35

Way Forward 10

A total All India demand of 1.82 Cr houses has been assessed so far inPMAY(U)

States/UTs to rationalize, validate and confirm the ULB wise demand forhouses and subsequently submit HFAPoA and AIP.

States to ensure Geo-tagging of BLC houses, Aadhaar seeding of bankaccounts and DBT mode of funds transfer

The North-Eastern States, UTs and Hilly States should saturate the totaldemand in the year 2017-18, to enable completion of houses in the year2019.

Other States to address at least 50% of the demand in the year 2017-18and remaining in 2018-19 so that all houses under PMAY (U) may becompleted by 2022.

States to give high priority to monitor progress of PMAY (U) projects sothat mission ‘Housing for All by 2022’ is achieved within the missionperiod.

Transformation - Slums to aspirational living

Before After

ISSR - Transformation of Raiya Dhaar Slum in Rajkot, Gujarat (265 Dwelling Units)

ISSR - Transformation of Bharat Nagar Slum in Rajkot, Gujarat (105 Dwelling Units)

Before After

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