2. State Housing Federation
• State Hosing federation - is state level co-
operative organization works under National
Co-operative Housing federation.
• Provide the homes to poor people is the main
aim of this organization
• These homes are available at very low cost &
it available in various places of the states
3. Cont….
• State housing federation are works at state level…
• All states are having there state housing fedration
• Eg. Karnatka state housing federation
Orisa state housing Federation
Gujrat state housing fedration
Maharashtra housing & development
Authority
4. • As on 31.3.2010 there are 2,18,320 Co-
operative societies in Maharashtra State out
of which 81,255 are Housing Societies. It
means numerically housing societies are more
in number than any other society. Naturally
remarkable number of the member is also of
Housing Society.
5. History
• Establishment -The Maharashtra Housing
Board formerly called "Bombay Housing
Board" was established in year 1948 and had a
jurisdiction over the entire State of
Maharashtra except Vidharbha region.
• This body undertook construction of
residential buildings under various housing
schemes for different sections of the society
6. Cont…..
• On the re-organization of the State, the
Vidharbha Housing Board was established in
the year 1960 as a successor body to the
erstwhile Madhya Pradesh Housing Board.
• it also advanced loan to co-operative housing
societies, institutions and local authorities for
the construction of houses.
7. Maharashtra Housing and Development
Authority ( )
is an Indian organisation established in 1977. Since
then, it has been engaged primarily in constructing
and selling housing to low and middle income groups
in urban and semi-urban areas. In Mumbai, it has
constructed about 30,000 housing units
8. Cont….
• At present MHADA is coordinating and
controlling the activities of seven regional
housing boards, setup for each revenue
division in the state viz.
Mumbai, Konkan, Pune, Nashik, Nagpur, Amra
vati, Aurangabad and two special purpose
boards viz. Mumbai Building Repairs and
Reconstruction Board and Mumbai Slum
Improvement Board.
9. Administration
• Under the MHADA Act, 1976 the Authority is
constituted of a President, a Vice President
and five non-official Members all appointed by
the State Government.
• MHADA has at present part time President
and full time Vice President who is also the
Chief Executive Officer
10. • The seven Regional Housing Boards and
special purpose boards (MBRRB & MSIB) are
also constituted by the estate government by
appointing a part time Chairman, a Vice
Chairman and other non official members.
The Divisional Commissioner, the Municipal
Commissioners
11. The work assigned to the officers is as under
Sr. No. Name of Department Head of Department
1. Administration Secretary
2. Technical Section Chief Engineer-I & II
3. Estate Management Deputy Chief Executive Officer.
4. Finance & Account Section Finance Controller
5. Legal Section Legal Adviser
6. Vigilance & Enquiry Section Chief Vigilance & Security
Officer
7. Planning Chief Architect and Planner
8. Regional Boards (Units of MHADA) Chief Officers
9. Public Relation Dept. P.R.O
12.
13. ORGANISATION OF BOARDS:
• Board consists of Chairman, Vice Chairman
, The Vice-Chairman of the Board is
functioning as a Chief Officer of the
Board. State Government appoints members
of the Boards by issuing Govt. notification. In
case the Vice-Chairman is not appointed by
State Govt., then the Chief Officer of the
Board is separately appointed.
14. cont
• The Regional Boards have no separate
corporate status. They are the “Executive
Arms” of the Authority. The Chief Officers of
the Regional Boards function under control of
Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of
the Authority. They are assisted by a sufficient
numbers of technical and non-technical staff.
15.
16. Procedure For become register Member Of
State housing Federation (MHADA)
• To reserve the name of the proposed Co-
operative Housing Society First open account
in the Bank
• Criterion for registration of Co-operative
Housing Societies
• Documents required for the registration
Ration Card, PAN Card, voter ID, 7/12
certificate if Available
17. • Once you registered For state housing
federation there is no requirement of
registration for every time
• Once you registered You become valid
member of MHADA Until you get the house
• you just want to submit your application &
fees by online
18. MHADA Lottery Scheme
• There are infinite number of people who are
waiting for getting there own houses Through
MHADA scheme
• But MHADA homes are very less as compare
to the applicants
• So they decided to give the homes on lottery
basis
• Because of this only some lucky member gets
the home
19. Cont….
• when the flats available with MHADA, an
advertisement is given in the newspaper which
will give all the details
• After that applicants apply online for the houses
& submit the require document
• After the acceptance of application
forms, scrutiny of the forms is done to check the
first hand eligibility of the applicant and after that
a date is declared through the newspapers for the
lottery.
20. Advantages of these scheme
• Transparency in the process
• Lottery results are drawn by applicant only
• It become income generation to the MHADA
• Minimum application fee is going to MHADA
account
• Reducing agents & middleman
21. Income limitations
A) Economically Weaker Section Below Rs. 8000 /-
B) Lower Income Group Between-Rs.8,001/- to Rs. 12,000/-
C) Middle Income Group Between-Rs.12,001/- to Rs. 20,000/-
D) Higher Income Group Between- Rs.20,001/- and above
