Governments, at all levels, are and will be the critical players in leading not only this transformation but also the new wave of sustainable prosperity through jobs, investments, and new industries. Over the past few years, the government of India has launched a host of national programmes that present opportunities for investors to partake in improving India’s infrastructure and citizen service delivery. The state governments, in lockstep with the central governments, have also unveiled a new era of business reforms in the economy.
Digital Transformation: Opportunities and Challenges for Governments
In recent years, growing connectivity, adoption of digital technology, and the pandemic's after-effects have emerged as transformative forces for economies globally. While these rapid changes present immense opportunities for economic and social growth and development, this ‘new reality’ also presents daunting challenges for governments.
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- National summit on accessibility in sports, tourism, transportation & ICT
- Urban & Rural universal water & sanitation coverage missions in India
- Bridging the finance gap: Unlocking capital for MSME growth
We stand at a threshold where we need to consider wastewater reuse to be an integral part of water planning at country, state and city levels. We need to reimagine wastewater not as a waste, but as a valuable and reusable resource that powers cities, industries, and ecosystems.
- Vivek Rahi
- Jodhbir Sachdeva
India’s SAF journey will be built on the intelligent use of our abundant feedstock base - from agricultural residues and municipal solid waste to press-mud and used cooking oil. With technology pathways such as HEFA, alcohol-to-jet and FT moving towards scale, it is important that we develop multiple pathways in parallel, as no single route can meet our long-term needs. The key will be establishing viable supply chains and long-term offtake frameworks involving airlines, OMCs, and technology providers.
India's aviation sector is at a defining moment, balancing rapid growth with climate responsibility. Even as airlines induct new fuel-efficient aircraft, overall fuel use continues to rise with expanding capacity. Sustainable Aviation Fuel offers the most scalable path towards decarbonisation and presents India with a strategic opportunity to lead this transition.
Accessibility, being more than just a social imperative, is a growth engine for India’s future. When we invest in inclusive infrastructure across transport, tourism, sports, and technology, we unlock new markets, drive innovation, and add directly to our nation’s growth trajectory. True progress is measured not by how far we go alone, but by the bridges we build so everyone can cross. Let’s make accessibility the foundation of Viksit Bharat.
Sumouleendra Ghosh
Partner and Global Lead - Water Sector, Government and Public Services
KPMG in India
The 7i Framework offers a comprehensive approach to bridging the significant funding gap in India's water sector. It unifies seven strategic levers essential for attracting and sustaining investment: strengthening institutional networks, leveraging diverse financing instuments, encouraging private investment through targeted incentives, deepening stakeholder involvement, fostering innovation in technology and business models, ensuring transparent information sharing, and driving measurable impact across infrastructure and financial outcomes. Together, these elements form a strong and enduring foundation for sustainable water sector financing.
While digitalisation and innovative lending solutions hold a key to address the MSME credit gap, a shift in focus from the sheer quantity of capital mobilised for the sector to the quality, accessibility, and utilisation of that finance is also required. This requires a granular, ecosystem-level approach that builds an inclusive financial system for MSMEs.
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