| Monday - April 8, 2019 (Day 1) |
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| Tuesday - April 9, 2019 (Day 2) |
| Track I – Energy |
Track II – Transport |
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Electricity |
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Roads |
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Oil and Gas |
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Airports |
Plenary Sessions: Construction Challenges & The Way Forward
- Need for Construction Law
- Timely Project Implementation and Construction
- Dispute Resolution and Arbitration
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| Wednesday - April 10, 2019 (Day 3) |
This meet will showcase infrastructure development initiatives and opportunities in states.
It will begin with an overview comparative analysis of infrastructure development in states, focusing on both opportunities and challenges facing state-led projects. It will be followed by separate sessions with 4 to 6 states. The selection of states will depend partly upon the interest of the state in participating, the level of opportunity presented and its policies and programmes.
Each session will feature:
- A presentation by the state on new initiatives to develop infrastructure, focusing on opportunities for developers, investors and contractors
- Interaction among delegates and a top government figure
- There will be an opportunity for one-on-one meetings.
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KEY TOPICS/QUESTIONS FOR EACH SESSION/AREA
- Which have been the more successful policies and programmes?
- Which have been the less successful policies and programmes?
- What are the most pressing and unresolved issues?
- Which are the new ideas that need to be considered?
- What are the steps recommended for the new/next government?
SESSION MAKEUP
Each session will have:
- A brief baseline presentation
- A panel that will discuss successes and failures, examine new ideas and recommend next steps
KEY OUTCOMES
Next step recommendations, backed by analysis
and a summary of the discussions.
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