Archive · 23 Sep 2025
India and ADB Partner to Boost Urban Development in Assam
India and the ADB are working together.
They have agreed to a $125 million loan.
The money will help improve cities in Assam.
The project will provide people with clean water.
It will also improve how rainwater is handled.
New water treatment plants and pipelines will be built.
There will also be a real-time monitoring system for water waste.
In Guwahati, they will improve stormwater management to prevent floods.
The Government of India and ADB signed a $125 million loan agreement.
The project aims to improve urban living and climate resilience in Assam.
The project will benefit 360,000 residents of Assam.
Key infrastructure includes water treatment plants and pipelines.
The project includes a real-time water monitoring system.
- Who
- Government of India and Asian Development Bank (ADB)
- What
- Signed a loan agreement for urban development and climate resilience
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Assam, India
- Why
- To improve urban living conditions and climate resilience
- Agreement Amount
- $125 million
- Signatories
- Government of India and Asian Development Bank (ADB)
- Project Goal
- Enhance urban livability and climate resilience
- Beneficiaries
- 360,000 residents of Assam
- Key Infrastructure
- Water treatment plants and pipelines
- Location
- Assam, India
- Water Treatment Capacity
- 72 million liters per day
