Ghaziabad becomes 10th Indian city to raise Municipal Bonds

Ghaziabad has become 10th city in India and second city in Uttar Pradesh to raise Municipal Bonds of Rs 150 crore for construction of a tertiary sewage treatment plant.

  • This is the first green bond, meant for environmentally sustainable projects of wastewater reuse.
  • Raising Bond is an instrument for paradigm change in urban governance. It makes cities clean up their governance and financial systems.
  • The coupon rate of 8.10 per cent is the most competitive rate so far for Municipal Bonds in India.
  • Nine more cities have raised municipal bonds recently. These are Pune, Hyderabad, Indore, Amravati, Bhopal, Visakhapatnam, Ahmedabad, Surat and Lucknow.

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