The World Bank assisted Mumbai Urban Development Project (MUDP) was successfully implemented during 1985-94. The project was formulated, coordinated and monitored by the MMRDA and implemented through Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA), Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM), City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO), Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) and Kalyan Municipal Corporation (KMC). The IDA credit for the project closed on September 30, 1994.

Under the Land Infrastructure Servicing Programme (LISP) development of 88,000 serviced sites in Greater Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai was undertaken. This involved an expenditure of Rs. 2294 million.

Upgradation of 35,000 slum households in Greater Mumbai was taken up under the Slim Upgradation Programme (SUP) with an expenditure of Rs. 75 million.

Apart from these shelter components an expenditure of Rs. 1116 million was incurred on procurement of equipment and civil works for improvements in municipal services under the Local Government Finance Administration and Services (LOGFAS) component of the project.

Rs. 125 million were spent on Technical Assistance, Training and Equipment (TATE) for the project agencies.

Some major infrastructure works such as water supply and storm water drainage were also undertaken in Greater Mumbai and Navi Mumbai with a total expenditure of Rs. 750 million.

The IDA credit worth Rs. 2766 million (SDR 92.7 million) for the project was fully utilised. Approximately 30% of the project expenditure was financed from the internal resources of the implementing agencies.