Infrastructure & Development Authorities

Infrastructure and development authorities are responsible for planning, regulating, and facilitating urban growth, land development, and public infrastructure projects that shape economic and social development. Through its audits, the CAG identifies gaps in planning frameworks, project governance, regulatory controls, and implementation mechanisms that may affect efficiency, transparency, and intended development outcomes. The example presented in this section demonstrates how audit recommendations helped strengthen policy design, improve eligibility and allotment criteria, enhance accountability in land and infrastructure development processes, and reduce risks associated with speculative participation and project delays. These outcomes highlight the role of audit in supporting infrastructure and development authorities to promote transparent, efficient, and sustainable development.