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Road Policy
- Objectives of Chhattisgarh Road Policy
- Major Strategies
STRATEGY 1 - Integrated Road Development and Management
STRATEGY 2 - Private Sector Participation
STRATEGY 3 - Dedicated Funding
STRATEGY 4 - Capacity Building
 
Objectives of Chhattisgarh Road Policy
The Road Policy of the State provides a framework for development of an efficient road network. The primary objectives of this Road Policy are as follows:
Ensuring good road connectivity in rural areas with particular emphasis on access to districts and block headquarters, healthcare centres, educational institutions, agricultural markets, tourist centres and cultural heritage sites.
Constructing two north-south and four east-west high-speed corridors for transforming the State into a regional logistics and transhipment hub.
Facilitating social and economic development by strengthening the road network around industrial areas and growth centres.
Improving connectivity between industrial / cluster areas.
Converting all national highways into two lane roads and expanding the capacity of three of the busiest national highways.
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Major Strategies
To meet the objectives laid down in this Policy, the Government has adopted four broad strategies:
Integrated road development and management
Private sector participation
Dedicated funding
Capacity building of State institutions
STRATEGY 1 -Integrated Road Development and Management
Cluster based development is the key strategy for the overall economic and social development of the State. Accordingly, the Government would preview and improve the road network with the objective of:
Developing high-speed access corridors.
Linking economic clusters i.e., industrial areas, commercial centres and agricultural mandis.
Integrating Prime Minister Gram Sadak Yojna (PMGSY) with the overall road development programme of the State.
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STRATEGY 2 - Private Sector Participation
In order to meet the overall funding needs, a very high the magnitude of private sector investment is needed in the State. To achieve this, the Government would:
Formulate guidelines to support private sector participation.
Ensure greater transparency in bidding and selection criteria.
Provide Ifiscal support to private sector initiatives.
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STRATEGY 3 - Dedicated Funding
The Government would undertake steps to ensure dedicated funding mechanism for the development of roads in the State. This would ensure not only systematic maintenance of roads but also timely completion of projects.
STRATEGY 4 - Capacity Building
The Government would strengthen its institutions to enhance contract and project management skills. The Government will progressively focus on playing a more broad-based role in terms of planning and project management.