Islamabad's CDA has set aside PKR 200 million to address outstanding land compensation in Sector C-15.
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has allocated PKR 200 million to address unresolved land compensation claims in Sector C-15, with the goal of resolving longstanding payment issues and facilitating development efforts in the area.
This funding will be directed towards clearing the dues owed to landowners whose properties have been acquired for the development of the sector. By addressing these financial obligations, the CDA aims to eliminate significant barriers that have hindered both infrastructure and residential projects in the region.
CDA officials noted that the delays in compensation payments have adversely affected progress in Sector C-15. The new allocation is designed to streamline the compensation process, enhance coordination with stakeholders, and ensure that development plans are executed in a timely manner.
The authority has reiterated its commitment to managing land-related issues transparently and effectively, emphasizing that timely payments are essential for rebuilding trust with landowners and promoting urban development.
As an emerging residential area in Islamabad, Sector C-15 stands to benefit greatly from the resolution of these compensation matters, which is expected to expedite construction activities and improve service delivery in the future.
