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    This document outlines various risks involved in development and rehabilitation projects (DRP) and allocates those risks between public and private sectors. It lists risks in the pre-operative, construction, and operations phases of a project and how they impact stakeholders like real estate developers, the public sector, and slum-dwellers. Reallocating risks can generate additional floor space, revenue, and social benefits for slum communities by integrating them into redevelopment plans.

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    This document outlines various risks involved in development and rehabilitation projects (DRP) and allocates those risks between public and private sectors. It lists risks in the pre-operative, construction, and operations phases of a project and how they impact stakeholders like real estate developers, the public sector, and slum-dwellers. Reallocating risks can generate additional floor space, revenue, and social benefits for slum communities by integrating them into redevelopment plans.

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    Risk Allocation and impact on

    stakeholders in DRP
    A
    A1
    A2
    A3
    A4
    B
    B1
    B2
    B3
    B4
    C
    C1
    C2
    C3
    C4
    C5
    D
    D1
    D2
    D3
    D4
    D5

    Risk Type
    Pre-operative Task risks
    Delays in land acquisition
    External linkages
    Financing Risks
    Planning
    Construction phase risks
    Design risk
    Construction risk
    Approvals
    Additional site risk
    Operations Phase risks
    Technology risk
    Operations & Management risk
    Traffic risk
    Financial risk
    Payment risk
    Other risks
    Change in law
    Force Majeure
    Sponsor risk
    Concessionaire Event of Default
    Government's Event of Default

    Stakeholders
    Real estate developers

    Public sector

    Slum-dwellers

    Risk allocated to
    Public sector
    Public sector
    Private sector
    Private sector
    Private sector
    Private sector
    Private sector
    Public sector
    Private
    Private
    Private
    Private
    Private

    sector
    sector
    sector
    sector
    sector

    Public sector
    Shared
    Private sector
    Private sector
    Public sector

    Impact
    Additional floor space of 40m. sq.ft. of commercial
    projects and condominiums,which could be built only
    after completion of corresponding amount of slum
    rehabilitation
    It could generate revenue by asking for a premium
    from private developers and they need not have to
    subsidize the redevelopment process.
    HIKES (Health,Income,Knowledge,Environment and
    Socio-cultural)-which underlined their integration
    with mainstream residents of Mumbai

    The data is compiled through Government reports about DRP,Slum Rehabilitation


    authority(SRA) website and PPPs in India(Ministry of Finance) website.

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