Public-Private Partnerships (“PPPs”) play a crucial role in India’s urban redevelopment by leveraging government support and private sector efficiency. Maharashtra, especially Mumbai, leads with initiatives like the Slum Rehabilitation Scheme (“SRS”), while CIDCO in Navi Mumbai streamlines approvals for faster execution. Despite challenges like resident consent and financing, PPPs drive sustainable development through strategic risk-sharing, community engagement, and efficient project management. This note explores how PPPs play a vital role in India’s urban redevelopment, particularly in Mumbai, while examining the current challenges and opportunities in PPP-driven redevelopment.
