Impacting Infra Development In Emerging Economies

The Infravision Foundation aims to contribute thought leadership in helping shape and evaluate infrastructure-related public policies and programmes; to be the hub of choice for obtaining impartial and independent advice from acknowledged experts; and to be India’s pre-eminent independent think-tank on infrastructure issues.

Research Projects

Well-informed policy interventions by experts across a broad spectrum of specialisations, from renewable energy to urban mobility, agri infrastructure to solid waste management, compensatory afforestation to infrastructure financing.

Our metro rail systems must be sustainable, financially

India needs sustainability ratings for infrastructure

Urban mobility in India – why metro is not the only solution!

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InfraShakti

It aims to communicate The Infravision Foundation initiatives to a wider public, to enlighten, excite and inspire action by policy makers and involved stakeholders; and to engage citizens in the conversation around infrastructure, by highlighting best practices across the spectrum.

Policy makers by providing insight into complex issues,
Individuals and institutions involved in the infrastructure domain,
People whom the policies are intended to serve.

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Infravision Conversations

To share insights from experts, simplify complex matters, and make infrastructure part of our everyday exchanges

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What We Do

Research

Research in the infra sector would involve investigations across the past, present and future. For the past, research would enable unveiling the successes and failures of plans, policies and programmes, learnings from the experiences.
For the present, research would focus on the impediments and obstacles vis-à-vis ongoing activities and suggest remedial measures. For the future, research would focus on emergent technologies and processes available for practical implementation across sectors.

Knowledge

Practical knowledge on experiences and best practices rests with different players in the infrastructure chain viz. Consultants, Developers, Contractors, Lawyers, Financiers, O&M Operators, NGOs, Regulators, Bureaucracy and Think-tanks. This would encompass both domestic and international players. The knowledge data-bank resident in TIF and various experts associated with TIF should be such that it can be easily accessed to contribute to a better understanding of the dynamics of different sectors and the interplays within and without.

Capacity building

This would embrace the set of instrumentalities for knowledge-sharing and training to raise the bar
in the management of various public and private utilities and their governance. Various capacity building programmes would be targeted at Civil Servants overseeing infra
projects, Managers running utilities and Developers of infrastructure projects. The effort will be to specifically target budding managers and young civil servants concomitant with developing strong industry-academia linkages.

In The Media

Our experts are sought out regularly for their expertise across media outlets. Their opinion is informed, independent and insightful. Here is a snapshot of the think tank’s contributions across print, digital and on-ground events.

Mundra port trailblazing entrepreneurship

In the early 1990s, a Gujarati businessman from Ahmedabad walked along the shores of a sleepy fishing village called Mundra and saw the future. Twenty-five years later, it’s here.

India Today infrastructure conclave: An India story

At the India Today Infrastructure Summit, The Infravision Foundation co-founder Vinayak Chatterjee spoke about the maths behind the 2023 Budget giving a boost to capital spending.

Multi-utility infra, the way to go

Back-of-the-envelope estimates suggest that capturing 25 per cent of Delhi’s intracity freight traffic, Delhi Metro could earn an additional ₹750 crore per annum generate a margin of ₹270 crore.

People At Infravision Foundation

The Infravision Foundation trustees, council of advisors and distinguished fellows are men and women of outstanding ability and unquestionable integrity. The crack team at the foundation executes their vision and gives their ideas shape and form.

P.K. Sinha

Trustee

Vinayak Chatterjee

Founder & Managing Trustee

Rumjhum Chatterjee

Co-Founder & Managing Trustee

Trustees

Nasser Munjee

Member, Council of Advisors
Chairman, Global Advisory Council

Hemendra M. Kothari

Member, Council of Advisors

Dr. Janmejaya K Sinha

Member, Council of Advisors

Narotam Sekhsaria

Member Council of Advisors

Rajnish Kumar

Member, Council of Advisors

Professor G. Raghuram

Member, Council of Advisors

Manoj K Singh

Member, Council of Advisors

Sunil Mathur

Member, Council of Advisors

SN Subrahmanyan

Member, Council of Advisors

Ashish Dhawan

Member, Council of Advisors

Sameer Gupta

Member, Council of Advisors

D. K. Sen

Member, Council of Advisors

Arun Nanda

Member, Council of Advisors

Arun Maira

Member, Council of Advisors

Dilip Cherian

Member, Council of Advisors

Ms Geetanjali Vikram Kirloskar

Member, Council of Advisors

Vishal Kampani

Member, Council of Advisors

Advisory Council

Rasika Athawale

Distinguished Fellow
(Power)

Supratim Sarkar

Distinguished Fellow
(Financial Services)

Rajaji Meshram

Distinguished Fellow
(Transport & Logistics)

Rajiv Ranjan Mishra

Distinguished Fellow
(Public Policy)

Soumya Kanti Ghosh

Distinguished Fellow
(Economy)