Mukhyamantri Nagriya Alp Viksit Va Malin Basti Vikas(SUDA)

State Urban Development Agency (SUDA) focuses on urban poverty alleviation schemes oversees for urban poor upliftment.

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In Uttar Pradesh government, State Urban Development Agency (SUDA) has been constituted as the nodal agency under the Department of Urban Employment and Poverty Alleviation Program at the state level. This agency is registered under the Society Registration Act since 20 November 1990. The headquarters of SUDA is located at 23/7 Sector - 7 Gomti Nagar Extension, Next to Dial 112, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. District Urban Development Agencies (DUDA) have been established at the district level to conduct various works of SUDA. Through these, various schemes are being run at the district level for the social and economic upliftment of the urban poor. The ex-officio chairman of the urban development agency of the district is the concerned District Magistrate.

  1. Residents of minority and polluted settlements within urban areas are eligible for this scheme.
  2. Settlements classified as small and polluted by the urban development authorities are eligible.
  3. The scheme must be approved and sanctioned by the relevant municipal council, municipal corporation, or revenue department.
  4. The proposed activities should not overlap with any other existing or proposed schemes

  1. The scheme aims to improve the infrastructure of minority and polluted settlements by constructing CC roads, interlocking, drainage systems, street lighting, etc.
  2. By providing essential facilities like proper roads, drainage, and lighting, the scheme aims to enhance the living conditions of residents in these areas.
  3. Construction of CC roads and proper drainage systems will help mitigate the problem of waterlogging, especially during the monsoon season.
  4. Interlocking construction ensures smooth traffic flow, enhancing the overall mobility within the settlements.
  5. Improved infrastructure contributes to public safety by reducing accidents and improving emergency response access.

  1. Interested individuals or community representatives can submit applications to the relevant municipal authorities or designated offices.
  2. Authorities will verify the eligibility of applicants and assess the suitability of proposed locations for the proposed works.
  3. Upon approval of the application, necessary permits and permissions will be granted to initiate the construction works.
  4. The construction works will be carried out by appointed contractors or agencies under the supervision of designated engineers and project officers.
  5. Progress of the works will be regularly monitored by authorities to ensure compliance with guidelines and standards.

  1. Residency Proof
  2. Scheme Approval Documents
  3. Project Proposal
  4. Financial Estimates
  5. Contractor Details
  6. Certifications
  7. Budget Allocation
  8. Any Other Relevant Documents

Residents of minority and polluted settlements within urban areas are eligible for this scheme.

The scheme covers construction works such as CC road construction, interlocking, drainage systems, street lighting, and other general facilities aimed at improving living conditions in the targeted settlements.

The scheme addresses waterlogging by constructing CC roads and proper drainage systems, which help mitigate water accumulation, especially during the monsoon season.

Interested individuals or community representatives can submit applications to the relevant municipal authorities or designated offices. The applications will be verified for eligibility, and upon approval, necessary permits and permissions will be granted.

The progress of the works will be regularly monitored by authorities to ensure compliance with guidelines and standards. Designated engineers and project officers will supervise the implementation of the construction works.

Applicants need to provide residency proof, scheme approval documents, project proposals, financial estimates, contractor details, certifications, budget allocation information, and any other relevant documents as requested by the authorities.