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Vision 2023 Tamil Nadu (“Vision 2023”) sets the plan for infrastructure development

for the State to reach the desired outcomes by 2023. The three outcomes of Vision 2023

are:

The per capita income of Tamil Nadu’s residents will reach USD 10,000 per annum

(at 2010 prices) – the present median income of Upper Middle Income countries - by

2023

Tamil Nadu will attain a high standard of social development, with the Human

Development Index of the State matching those of developed countries by 2023, and

Tamil Nadu would provide to its residents, high quality infrastructure all over the

State comparable with the best in the world

Key facets of Vision 2023 include Tamil Nadu’s enhanced economic dynamism, best in

class human development indicators, well developed infrastructure that provides

universal access to basic services, an investment climate that compares with the best in

Asia, and the evolution into India’s foremost knowledge and innovation hub.

With 217 developmental projects identified, the State will not only emerge as a “numero uno”

state of India, these initiatives will also pave the way for sustainable and inclusive growth,

lasting peace, prosperity and above all, improvement in quality of life for all its citizens. A total

investment of INR 15,00,000 Crore is envisaged for infrastructure development, as a part of

Vision 2023.

75 of the 217 infrastructure projects are at various stages of implementation, and

work on balance projects will commence shortly.

Sl.

No. Projects / Programmes Implementing Agency

1. Ennore Thermal Power station Expansion - 660 MW TANGEDCO

2. Ennore Thermal Power Station Replacement - 660 MW TANGEDCO

3. Private Sector Power generation projects Private players

4. Kundah Pumped Storage Hydro Electric Project - (4x125)

MW TANGEDCO

5. Onshore Wind Power Generation Programme (10000 MW) TANGEDCO

6. Identified Projects of TAN TRANSCO TAN TRANSCO

The vision for Tamil Nadu for 2023 is to become India’s most prosperous and

progressive State with no poverty, and where its people enjoy all the basic services of a

modern society and live in harmonious engagement with the environment and with the

rest of the world

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7. CTU (PGCIL) Central Transmission Utility

8. CTU (PGCIL) Central Transmission Utility

9. Distribution Infrastructure - LT and HT lines and

transformers TANGEDCO

10. Provision of Solar Home Lights in Honourable Chief

Minister's Solar Power Green Houses Tamil Nadu Energy Development Agency

11. Energising Street Lights with Solar Power Tamil Nadu Energy Development

Agency

12. Six/Eight Laning of National Highway 4 NHAI

13. Upgradation of Major District Roads Tamil Nadu Highways Department

14. Upgradation of Other District Roads Tamil Nadu Highways Department

15. Ring Road/Bypass Construction and Upgradation

Programme Tamil Nadu Highways Department

16. Integrated Urban Road Development Programme -

Phase II of Outer Ring Road – Chennai Tamil Nadu Road Development Corporation

17. Complete doubling for Chennai - Kanyakumari line Indian Railways

18. Chennai - Tuticorin freight corridor Indian Railways

19. Avadi / Tiruvallur – Ennore port link Indian Railways

20. Dry Port and Logistics Hub at Sriperumbudur Chennai Port Trust

21. Expansion of Madurai airport Airports Authority of India and

Transport Department, Govt. of Tamil Nadu

22. Expansion of Coimbatore airport Airports Authority of India

and Transport Department, Govt. of Tamil Nadu

23. Development of Airport facilities in Thoothukudi Airports Authority of India

and Transport Department, Govt. of Tamil Nadu

24. 24x7 Ready Water Supply in Extended Areas in Chennai CMWSSB

25. Sewerage in Extended areas - Chennai Corporation and

Extended Areas CMWSSB

26. Plugging outfalls and System Improvements in Core Areas -

Chennai Corporation and Existing Sewered Areas CMWSSB

27. New Water Reservoir in Tiruvallur District PWD

28. Strengthening/ Augmenting reservoir storage capacity -

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29. Restoration of Chennai Waterways CoC, PWD, TNSCB, CMWSSB, DTP, Forest Department and

Chennai River Restoration Trust

30. 100% Sanitised and Open Defecation free city - Chennai CoC

31. Integrated Urban Road Development Programme CoC

32. Housing Slum-free City Programme TNSCB and H&UD

Department

33. Efficient Street Lighting - Chennai CoC and

TANGEDCO

34. Park Development and Improvement Programme CoC

35. Water Supply 24x7 Ready Water Supply CMA / TWAD /

ULBs

36. 100% Sewerage coverage - Cities covered under the

World-Class cities Programme (WCCP) CMA / TWAD / ULBs

37. Strengthening and Augmenting water storage capacity -

Cities covered under WCCP PWD

38. 100% Sanitised and Open Defecation free cities CMA / ULBs

39. 100% Sanitised Cities - Clean and Green Garbage free city CMA / ULBs

40. Integrated Urban Road Development Plan CoC

41. Efficient Street Lighting - Cities covered under the

World- Class cities Programme ULBs and TANGEDCO

42. Modernisation / Upgradation of Municipal Schools -

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43. Creation and Modernisation of Parks in each city -

Cities covered under the World-Class cities Programme ULBs and CMA

44. Slum Free Cities Programme - Cities covered under the

World- Class cities Programme TNSCB CMA and H&UD Department

45. Piped Water Supply - Cities other than those covered under

World Class cities programme and Chennai Agglomeration programme

CMA / TWAD / ULBs

46. Appropriate Waste-water management systems - Cities

other

than those covered under World Class cities programme and

Chennai Agglomeration programme

CMA / TWAD / ULBs

47. Strengthening and Augmenting water storage capacity -

Cities

other than those covered under World Class cities programme and

Chennai Agglomeration programme

PWD

48. Creation / Restoration of Water Bodies in each city - Cities

other

than those covered under World Class cities programme and

Chennai Agglomeration programme

TWAD/ ULBs and PWD

49. 100% Sanitised Cities - Open Defecation free city - Cities

other

than those covered under World Class cities programme and

Chennai Agglomeration programme

CMA / ULBs

50. 100% Sanitised Cities - Clean and Green Garbage free city -

Cities other than those covered under World Class cities programme and Chennai Agglomeration programme

CMA/ULBs

51. Integrated Urban Road Development Plan - Cities other

than

those covered under World Class cities programme and Chennai Agglomeration programme

CMA / ULBs

52. Organised Parking - Cities other than those covered under

World Class cities programme and Chennai Agglomeration programme

CMA / ULBs

53. Modern Inter and Intra City Bus Terminals - Cities other

than

those covered under World Class cities programme and Chennai Agglomeration programme

CMA / ULBs and Transport department

54. Efficient Street Lighting - Cities other than those covered

under

World Class cities programme and Chennai Agglomeration programme

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55. Modernisation / Upgradation of Municipal Schools - Cities other

than those covered under World Class cities programme and

Chennai Agglomeration programme

CMA, ULBs and Education department

56. Creation and Modernisation of Parks in each city - Cities

other

than those covered under World Class cities programme and

Chennai Agglomeration programme

ULBs and CMA

57. Infrastructure set-up for seed supply chain Across Tamil

Nadu,

in Government farms and TNAU research stations

Agriculture Department

58. Programme for Soil Quality Improvement and Wasteland

Rehabilitation Across Tamil Nadu Agriculture Department

59. Strengthening of Seed Farms, Horticultural Farms and

establishment as demonstration farms Across Tamil Nadu Agriculture Department, Horticulture Department, and TNAU

60. Horticulture Development Programme Across Tamil Nadu TNAU, Horticulture Department

61. Propagation of Micro Irrigation Across Tamil Nadu TNAU, Department of Horticulture

and Department of Agriculture

62. Agricultural mechanisation Across Tamil Nadu TNAU, Department Agriculture,

Department of Agricultural Engineering and Cooperation

63. Infrastructure for dairy processing Across Tamil Nadu Animal Husbandry, Dairying and

Fisheries Department

64. Rehabilitation of tanks and wells Across Tamil Nadu WRO-PWD, Panchayati Raj

65. Lining of major canals in Tamil Nadu Across Tamil Nadu WRO-PWD

66. Dam Rehabilitation and Improvement Project Across Tamil

Nadu WRO-PWD, TANGEDCO/TNEB

67. Interlinking of Rivers Across Tamil Nadu WRO-PWD

68. Government Medical colleges in all districts Health and Family Welfare

Department, Government of Tamil Nadu

69. Ten new private medical colleges Across the State Private Education Institutions

70. Strengthening of the PHC/UHC/CHC/Taluka Hospitals

across the State Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Tamil

Nadu

71. Preventive Management for Non-communicable diseases

across the State Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Tamil

Nadu

72. Improve training quality in Educational Institutions Department of Higher Education,

Tamil Nadu Skill Development Mission

73. Employability programme for skilled workforce - Arts and

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74. Centre for Excellence for Bio-technology Department of Industries, Department of Higher Education

75. CoE in Construction Engineering Tamil Nadu Skill Development

Mission, Department of Labour and Employment, CREDAI, BAI, Tamil Nadu Construction Workers Welfare Board

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