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The document outlines efforts by CDRI to integrate climate and disaster resilience into India’s National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP). It includes cost-benefit analyses (CBA) of five sectoral projects and reviews of standard agreements in roads, power, and rail sectors to identify resilience gaps.
A key tool developed is the Resilience CBA dashboard, which compares lifecycle costs with and without resilience measures. The document also proposes revisions to procurement and contractual documents to include risk-sharing and force majeure clauses.
A comprehensive disaster resilience toolkit is introduced, offering design options, evaluation guidance, and proposal preparation support for ministries and bidders. The goal is to reduce financial losses, improve infrastructure resilience, and promote disaster-informed investment decisions across India’s infrastructure ecosystem.
Puntos clave
- India’s infrastructure faces rising risks from climate and disasters.
- Cost-benefit analysis supports resilience investments in five sectoral projects.
- Toolkit guides ministries and bidders on resilience integration strategies.
- Contracts revised to include risk-sharing and force majeure clauses.
- Dashboard compares lifecycle costs with and without resilience measures.
- Resilience improves project outcomes, funding eligibility, and risk management efficiency.
