<p>NCR Planning Board has sanctioned over Rs 15,000 crore loan for projects worth Rs 31,000 crore, a top official of the Union Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry said on Tuesday.</p>.<p>According to a statement, ministry Secretary Durga Shanker Mishra said that 265 projects worth over Rs 18,500 crore are complete and the rest are under construction. </p>.<p>At an event, the secretary said that NCRPB approves regional and sub-regional plans in the national capital region, and funds project at affordable rates by raising bonds from the market or taking loans from bilateral and multilateral agencies.</p>.<p>At the event, Mishra launched a portal - Project-Management Information System (P-MIS) of the National Capital Regional Planning Board and said this a major step in using digital technology to improve transparency and accountability in monitoring the progress of projects and administering loans.</p>.<p>"P-MIS will bring ease in review and management of projects and provide information and opportunity to give feedback to the citizens," he also said.</p>.<p>The statement said that explaining the features of the software, Mishra added that the P-MIS has a unique feature of doing calculations at the back end for monitoring various critical financial events for guarantee validity date and a monthly repayment of loan due date. </p>
<p>NCR Planning Board has sanctioned over Rs 15,000 crore loan for projects worth Rs 31,000 crore, a top official of the Union Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry said on Tuesday.</p>.<p>According to a statement, ministry Secretary Durga Shanker Mishra said that 265 projects worth over Rs 18,500 crore are complete and the rest are under construction. </p>.<p>At an event, the secretary said that NCRPB approves regional and sub-regional plans in the national capital region, and funds project at affordable rates by raising bonds from the market or taking loans from bilateral and multilateral agencies.</p>.<p>At the event, Mishra launched a portal - Project-Management Information System (P-MIS) of the National Capital Regional Planning Board and said this a major step in using digital technology to improve transparency and accountability in monitoring the progress of projects and administering loans.</p>.<p>"P-MIS will bring ease in review and management of projects and provide information and opportunity to give feedback to the citizens," he also said.</p>.<p>The statement said that explaining the features of the software, Mishra added that the P-MIS has a unique feature of doing calculations at the back end for monitoring various critical financial events for guarantee validity date and a monthly repayment of loan due date. </p>