Monetary
Compensation
Eligible landowners can choose monetary compensation as provided under the applicable land acquisition framework.
Public–Farmer Partnership
From landowners to long-term participants.
GBIT is envisioned not only as a new urban centre, but as a project where affected landowners can participate in the value created by planned urbanisation.
Villages within GBIT will retain their cultural and historical essence while becoming a part of a forward-looking urban vision.
The Government has proposed multiple forms of compensation and rehabilitation support for eligible landowners and families of the region.
Partnership • Participation • Progress
Choice in CompensationMore than one path
More than one path
to compensation.
Monetary
Developed
Residential Property
Eligible landowners can choose developed residential property for every acre of land acquired, as per the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (RFCTLARR Act).
Compensation and eligibility are subject to the applicable provisions of the RFCTLARR Act, 2013 and the relevant acquisition and rehabilitation process.
Participate in Future Value
Participation in Future Value
A stake in what comes next.
The developed property option provides eligible landowners an opportunity to retain a stake in the value created through planned urbanisation rather than receiving only a one-time payment.
Support for Farmer FamiliesSupporting the transition.
Supporting the transition.
Building the future.
The proposed framework also includes rehabilitation and support measures for affected families, including provisions related to education, employment and skill development.
Education
Support provisions for affected families with a focus on future opportunities.
Employment
Employment-linked opportunities as new industries and businesses emerge.
Skill Development
Training pathways designed to help local youth prepare for emerging sectors.
A Pathway to New OpportunitiesGrowth that creates
Growth that creates
new possibilities.
As GBIT creates new industries, businesses, services and infrastructure, the region can generate opportunities in employment (local first policy), entrepreneurship, commerce and allied sectors.
Employment
New industries and businesses can create employment opportunities for people from the region.
Entrepreneurship
A growing urban ecosystem can create opportunities for local entrepreneurs and new enterprises.
Commerce
New residential, commercial and industrial activity can strengthen the local economy.
Allied Sectors
The wider ecosystem can support services, logistics, retail and other allied economic activities.
Skill Development Centre for Youth
Preparing local youth for emerging careers.
A dedicated skill development centre will help young people from the region gain industry relevant skills, access training opportunities and prepare for emerging careers in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cybersecurity, Digital Marketing, Manufacturing and other sectors.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)CybersecurityDigital MarketingManufacturingOther Emerging Sectors
Skills for the Future
From Landowners to Stakeholders
Communities should participate in the transformation around them.
The larger vision is to ensure that communities affected by the project are not left outside the economic transformation taking place around them. The growth of GBIT must create value for the people of the region.