TDR- transferrable development rights
MADHYA PRADESH
Solution for Government Internal Functioning
TDR- transferrable development rights
Published By: SeMT
TDR is an innovative approach for financing urban development projects at the desired pace. It allows the government to compensate landowners through DRCs when their land is acquired. These certificates can then be utilized or sold by the DRC holders, providing a flexible and efficient method for managing land development and urban planning.
Project Details
Brief Background
Transferable Development Rights (TDR) is a land development technique that separates the development potential of a particular plot of land from the land itself and allows it to be used elsewhere within the defined zones of a city. The Directorate of Town and Country Planning (DTCP), Govt. of Madhya Pradesh, has proposed a new GIS-based web application to streamline the generation and utilization of Development Right Certificates (DRCs). This system aims to make the process hassle-free for both the department and users.
Objective
The objective of the GIS-integrated system is to enable effective planning by providing comprehensive functionalities for stakeholders. Implementation agencies, such as Development Authorities, Municipalities, and Municipal Corporations, can apply for TDR projects and obtain approvals from relevant authorities for generating, receiving, and influencing areas. The system facilitates onboarding of approving authority users who are responsible for approving these areas and generating Development Right Certificates (DRCs) for landowners. DRC holders can log in to the portal to transfer or consume DRCs. Additionally, the system includes a TDR Bank where details of all DRC holders are publicly accessible, ensuring transparency and streamlined processes for land development and urban planning.
Benefits
Cost Efficiency: Utilizing Development Right Certificates (DRCs) for land acquisition significantly reduces project costs.
Improved Planning: The department can enhance urban planning and development by strategically declaring receiving areas for TDRs.
Implementation Methodology
Stakeholder Onboarding: Onboard stakeholders such as Development Authorities, Municipalities, and Municipal Corporations, providing training on system functionalities and TDR application processes.Application Submission and Approval: Enable stakeholders to electronically apply for TDR projects, streamlining the approval process for relevant authorities with automated status notifications for applicants.
DRC Management: Facilitate the generation and management of Development Rights Certificates (DRCs) for landowners, allowing approved users to create DRCs directly within the portal.
DRC Transfer and Consumption: Allow DRC holders to log in to the portal for transferring or consuming their certificates, with all transactions tracked for easy access and documentation.
TDR Bank for Transparency: Establish a TDR Bank to provide public access to DRC holder information, enhancing transparency and accountability in land development.
Implementing Agency Details
Name of implement agency
MPSEDC
Name of Representative of Agency
MPSEDC
Representative Agency Email
sgoyal@mp.gov.in
Representative Agency Phone / Mobile
9425370195
Availability of application for implementation in Other States
(Details on how this application can be made available to other State)
Telangana
Gujarat
Maharashtra
