Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs
TECHNOLOGY SUB-MISSION UNDER PMAY (U)
Posted On:
20 MAR 2023 5:47PM by PIB Delhi
Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs through its various Missions and programmes has adopted strategies to address the multiple topics. Technology Sub-Mission (TSM) under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana - Urban (PMAY-U) Mission has been set up for the adoption of innovative, sustainable, eco-friendly and disaster-resilient technologies and building materials for low-cost, speedier and quality construction of houses. Following activities have been undertaken under TSM to bring a paradigm shift in adoption of innovative construction technologies, major ones include:
S. No.
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Major Initiatives
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1.
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Identification, Evaluation and Certification of Emerging Technologies for adoption by Public/Private agencies.
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2.
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Global Housing Technology Challenge – India (GHTC-India) was initiated to identify and mainstream globally best available proven construction technologies that are rapid,
sustainable, green and disaster resilient.
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3.
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Under GHTC-India, 54 innovative proven construction technologies shortlisted from
across the globe.
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4.
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Six Light House Projects (LHPs) using six distinct technologies shortlisted under GHTC-India are constructed at six places in the country.
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5.
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Under Affordable Sustainable Housing Accelerator - India (ASHA-India) initiative, 48
potential future technologies in both Pre & Post prototype categories were shortlisted by
Technical Evaluation Committee set up by Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA).
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6.
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Under ASHA-India, five Incubation Centres have been set up to provide Incubation
Support to potential future technologies that are not yet market ready.
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7.
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14 Demonstration Housing Projects using new technologies are built under PMAY-U to
showcase innovative technology options to States/Union Territories (UTs) and
disseminating technical awareness among professionals.
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8.
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A free online Enrolment of TECHNOGRAHIS has been started for exposing the
interested stakeholders to learn different phases of use of innovative technologies in
LHPs for adoption and replication.
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9.
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Indian Housing Technology Mela (IHTM) was organized to showcase the domestic
indigenous and innovative technologies, building materials and construction processes for
low & medium rise houses. 84 innovative technologies/products/materials were shortlisted
under IHTM.
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10.
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Under the Indian Urban Housing Conclave (IUHC), a National Exhibition on
Innovative construction practices was organized to showcase more than 85 innovative
construction systems & materials. MoHUA in association with GIZ and Building Materials and Technology Promotion Council (BMTPC) is hosting series of trainings/workshops on
Innovative Construction Technologies and Thermal Comfort for Affordable Housing
named RACHNA (Resilient, Affordable and Comfortable Housing through National Action). 75 RACHNA training programmes spreading over 30 cities have been successfully conducted
across India, covering over 4,500 stakeholders.
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11.
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More than 15 lakh houses are being constructed/completed using new technologies in
various Central and State Schemes. State-wise details of houses which are constructed using
new construction technologies is at Annexure.
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12.
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A series of offsite Workshops/Webinars, Webcasting, Mentoring on Technical
know-how/Modules were organised jointly with State Governments for capacity
building & handholding support on innovative construction technologies.
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13.
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Various publication on innovative construction technologies and other areas related to faster, cost effective, environment friendly, disaster-resistant, sustainable construction.
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Annexure
Houses being constructed using New Construction Technologies
S. No.
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Name of Technology
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No. of Houses being Constructed
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1.
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EPS and other Sandwich Panel
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1,288
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2.
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Monolithic RCC using Aluminium Formwork
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10,04,616
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3.
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Monolithic RCC using Tunnel Formwork
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43,196
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4.
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Precast RCC Technology
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4,73,346
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5.
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Precast RCC (Waffle Crete)
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6,953
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6.
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SLIP form work
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3,290
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7.
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Fly-Ash Hollow Blocks
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864
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8.
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Precast 3 D Volumetric Technology
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2,528
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9.
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Prefabricated Steel Structure
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249
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10.
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Structural Stay in Place Formwork System
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1,092
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11.
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Light Gauge Steel Frame Structure (LGSF)
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1,016
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12.
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Glass Fibre Reinforced Gypsum (GFRG) Panel System
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36
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Total
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15,38,474
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This information was given by the Minister of State for Housing & Urban Affairs, Shri Kaushal Kishore, in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha today.
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