The Future City in Telangana is an ambitious 30,000-acre project, envisioned as India’s first Net-Zero Greenfield City. To ensure structured growth, sustainable practices, and ease of collaboration, the Future City Development Authority (FCDA) has developed a comprehensive set of documents. These documents guide investors, developers, and stakeholders through every aspect of the city’s planning, development, and governance.
This section provides an overview of key documentation available for the project.
Master Plan and Zoning Guidelines:
The Master Plan outlines the city’s long-term development strategy. It provides a clear framework for land use, ensuring balanced and sustainable urban growth. The zoning guidelines are designed to regulate land allocation, control development density, and promote an eco-friendly urban environment.
Key Highlights:
- Total Area: 30,000 acres
- Zones:
- Residential
- Commercial
- Industrial
- Recreational and Green Spaces
- Infrastructure Focus:
- Metro rail extensions
- Regional Ring Road (RRR) and Outer Ring Road (ORR) connectivity
- Greenfield road corridors
These guidelines are mandatory for all construction activities and ensure compliance with sustainability goals and smart city standards.
Sustainability and Net-Zero Framework:
Sustainability is at the core of Future City Telangana. The project has adopted a Net-Zero Framework, meaning the city aims to balance the amount of greenhouse gases emitted with the amount removed from the atmosphere.
Core Areas of Focus:
- Renewable Energy
- Solar power generation
- Wind energy installations
- Green Building Standards
- Energy-efficient designs
- Use of sustainable materials
- Water Conservation
- Rainwater harvesting
- Wastewater treatment and reuse
- Waste Management
- Zero landfill policy
- Recycling and composting systems
- Clean Mobility
- Electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure
- Pedestrian and cycling-friendly streets
Developers and businesses must adhere to these sustainability practices, contributing to Telangana’s vision for a clean, green future.
Investment Guidelines and Procedures:
The Investment Policy of Future City Telangana is designed to attract both domestic and international investors. The process is streamlined to ensure ease of doing business and encourages investments in sectors such as AI, FinTech, Life Sciences, and Green Technologies.
How to Invest?
- Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI)
- Complete Land Allotment Application
- Approval by the Future City Development Authority (FCDA)
- Agreement Signing and Land Possession
- Start of Project Implementation
Investor Benefits:
- Single-window clearance system
- Incentives and subsidies on infrastructure development
- Priority land allotment in innovation hubs
- Access to skilled workforce from the Skills University in Meerkhanpet
Proposals and Tenders:
The Future City Development Authority (FCDA) invites proposals and tenders for infrastructure projects, services, and technology initiatives. The process follows transparent guidelines and ensures fair participation.
Types of Tenders:
| Tender Type | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure Works | Roads, Metro Links, Public Utilities | Ongoing |
| Smart City Services | Surveillance, Traffic Management | Upcoming |
| Renewable Energy | Solar Parks, Wind Energy Projects | Ongoing |
Submission Process:
- Review the tender notice and eligibility criteria
- Prepare proposal documents as per guidelines
- Submit online or at FCDA’s office
- Evaluation and award of contract
All proposals must comply with FCDA’s procurement policies.
Residential and Community Development Guidelines:
The residential and community guidelines ensure the creation of a well-planned, inclusive, and livable city. They cover the design, development, and management of housing societies, community services, and public amenities.
Residential Development Standards:
- Smart housing design with energy-efficient systems
- Affordable housing schemes for different income groups
- Access to healthcare, education, and recreational facilities
- Safety standards and security protocols
Community spaces such as parks, playgrounds, and cultural centers are integrated into each residential zone to promote social well-being and community engagement.