Infrastructure development in India has traditionally been the prerogative of the government with projects being sponsored through either the Central or State governments, and financed through their respective budgetary resources. However, with the increasing constraints on financial resources available with the government, especially at the State level, there has been an increasing focus on attracting private sector participation in development of infrastructure projects.

Today the debate is no longer being focused on the conflict between the public and private sectors, but rather on the most efficient way of sharing risk, joint financing, and achieving balanced partnerships between private sector developers/ operators and public authorities – the Public-Private Partnership. Governments are also increasingly exploring possibilities of private participation in infrastructure services, with the aim of improving the service levels offered to the citizens.

The process of sustainable infrastructure development in India is like climbing a mountain - but the excitement of seeing the fruition of project development is certainly worth the effort!

This is what iDeCK is all about:

• Doggedly pursuing a course to the distant summits;
• With a competent professional team;
• Assimilating knowledge and skills;
• With growing experience and sound judgment;
• On a variety of projects and assignments being executed
  successfully in areas uncharted hitherto;

Indeed, iDeCK is breaking new ground, but the reality is that there are many peaks ahead, yet to climb.