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Fundamentals of Project Management Neha Tikoo, Lovely Professional University

Notes Unit 13: Regulatory Framework of Projects

CONTENTS
Objectives
Introduction
13.1 Regulatory Framework for M-governance In India

13.2 Regulatory Framework for Cloud Computing in India
13.3 E-waste Law and Regulatory Framework in India
13.4 Developing Commercially Viable Infrastructure Projects
13.5 Determine True Costs of Services
13.6 Uncertainty Leads to High Project Risk
13.6.1 Demonstration Projects Utilizing Commercially Viable Structures

13.7 Policy and Regulatory Reform
13.7.1 Commercially Viable Projects
13.8 Summary
13.9 Keywords
13.10 Review Questions

13.11 Further Readings
Objectives

After studying this unit, you will be able to:
Know about the regulatory framework for M-governance in India;
Understand the regulatory framework for cloud computing in india;

Know about the E-waste law and regulatory framework in India.

Introduction

Companies incorporated in India and branches of foreign corporations are regulated by the
Companies Act, 1956 (the Act). The Act, which has been enacted to oversee the functioning of
companies in India, draws heavily from the United kingdom’s Companies Act and although
similar, is more comprehensive. The Registrar of Companies (ROC) and the Company Law
Board (CLB) both working under the Department of Company Affairs ensure compliance with
the Act.

13.1 Regulatory Framework for M-governance in India

Indian government is planning to adopt and use mobile governance (m-governance) for
governmental purposes. This is a good decision but like other projects is unsupported by capacity
building and necessary legal, regulatory and information technology infrastructure.

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