Tax Incremental Financing (TIF) is a financing method used to fund infrastructure development. In the Hyderabad model, it is primarily used for urban infrastructure projects, such as storm water drains, roads, and parks, by leveraging the future increase in property taxes generated by these infrastructure improvements.
The future property tax revenue resulting from the enhanced infrastructure is used to repay the investment made in the development of these facilities. This approach helps to raise funds without relying on immediate government budgets.
TIF is not typically used for funding education, land acquisition, or institutions, making option (A) the correct answer.