An entity must own land not less than 2000 square meters within Municipal jurisdiction to be eligible for benefits under the scheme.

An applicant whose land falls in any of the peripheral Panchayat jurisdiction may be considered eligible, even if it's outside municipal limits.

Permissible activities include walking track, volleyball court, basketball court, athletics track of 200 meters, football field (30x40m), hockey field (40x20m), artificial rock climbing wall, and tennis court. Dimensions may vary based on land availability.

Additional facilities permitted include changing rooms for men and women, toilet blocks, storage space for equipment, illumination, and mild steel fencing, along with other requirements deemed essential by the Nodal Officer.

Football gets preference for FIFA approved synthetic turfs to maintain focus on the official sports of Goa.

If the Nodal Agency determines scope exists, they may consider laying IAAF and FIH approved synthetic surfaces for Athletics and Hockey.

A Class Municipal Councils/Corporation can receive up to Rs. 3.0 crores, B Class up to Rs. 2.5 crores, and C Class up to Rs. 1 crore.

The MoU between parties shall be effective for five years from execution, during which the beneficiary cannot alter/dismantle/dispose of any assets created.

Beneficiaries must provide generally free access to non-formal facilities and implement affordable pay-and-play schemes for other facilities.

Applicants must submit a self-contained business plan establishing project sustainability, including meeting operations and maintenance costs.

The organization must ensure availability of coaching facilities and demonstrate their ability to deploy coaches and support staff.

Applicants must establish linkages with respective local Sports Associations and may pursue business partnerships to enhance financial viability.

Applicants must provide details of discipline-wise infrastructure owned, managed, and operated by them, along with details of existing sports facilities.

They must explain the impact of proposed infrastructure on community development and identification of new talent in their application.

Applicants must provide details of their management structure for operations of both existing and proposed facilities.

No, the sports facilities created/upgraded under the MoU may only be used for specified purposes on a non-commercial basis.

Yes, schools, colleges, and other educational institutions owning the required land within Municipal jurisdiction are eligible beneficiaries.