National Slum Development Program (NSDP) Sumit Ranjan
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Housing, 8th sem, B. Arch.
amount, beneficiaries, constraints and recommendations, discription, drawbacks, facilities, financial, funding, government, housing, introduction, managerial, nature, objectives, slums, technical
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National Slum Development Program (NSDP) Sumit Ranjan
National Slum Development Program (NSDP)
Housing, 8th sem, B. Arch.
amount, beneficiaries, constraints and recommendations, discription, drawbacks, facilities, financial, funding, government, housing, introduction, managerial, nature, objectives, slums, technical
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Untapped potential of U-CLTS in tackling the emerging challenges of urban san...IRC
Following an introduction to the differences between the urban and rural, the Kalyani case study from Nadia District, Calcutta, India is explored. This is the first example of the succesful application of the Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) approach in an urban context. It shows how this behaviour change approach can help users move up the sanitation technology ladder. Presente by Kamal Kar, CLTS Foundation at the Round Table Discussion on Urban Sanitation in line with ULCTS, 1 July 2015 at The Hague, The Netherlands
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During India Sanitation Summit 2015, CAF India director Avijeet Kumar talked about organisation's ambitious campaign called Right To Sanitation that aims to create an enabling environment for improved sanitation infrastructure and hygiene education across India
National Strategy Document on Revitalising, Upgrading, Renovating and Enabling Deteriorated and Underutilised Urban Fabrics - Third Expert Meeting of the Regional Slum Upgrading Working Group (RSUWG) - 29th. of November to the 1st. of December 2015 in Laleh International Hotel, Tehran, I.R. of Iran
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2. WHAT IS HOUSING?
Housing is defined as “ all
places in which a group of
people reside and pursue their
life goals; the size of the
settlement may vary from a
single family to million of
people”. Housing includes both:
Physical
Structure: providing
shelter
Surrounding
community services
and facilities
3. Background of Housing in India: SLUMS
Among the slum blocks:
• 58% have open or no drainage.
• 43% bring water from the outside communities.
• 26% do not have access to clean drinking water.
• 34% have no public toilet in their communities.
• 2 electricity outages occur per day.
4. Market Failure as Institutional Reason
for Slum Formation
Among the slum blocks:
• 69% possess television.
• 63% have mobile phones.
• 90% have electricity.
• 94% have kitchens.
• 44% have in house toilets.
• 50% live in one room houses with an average family size of over
four people.
5. APPROACHES TO SLUM FREE CITIES
1996
National Slum Development
Program (NSDP)
2015
Slum Upgradation by Pradhan
Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY)
In-Situ
Redevelopment
2014
In-Situ
Upgradation
Slum Upgradation by Rajiv
Awas Yojana (RAY)
6. NATIONAL SLUM
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
National Slum Development Program is a
centrally planned scheme.
Upgradation and improvement of Urban
Slum through development of
infrastructure and housing activities like
development of roads, drains, street lights,
drinking water, community latrines etc.
Till now this scheme has covered 2401
slums in India.
Nature of the
scheme
Objective of
the scheme
No. of slums
to be covered
NSDP
7. SLUM UPGRADATION:
RAJIV AWAS YOJANA
A Slum free India
Assign property rights to people living in
slum areas.
Nature of the
scheme
Aim of the
scheme
Policy
Direction
RAY
Rajiv Awas Yojana is a centrally planned
scheme.
8. FEATURES
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Mandatory earmarking of
land for the poor as part of
preventive strategy.
Support to cover whole city
requirement to ensure that no
slum/ no- slum dweller is left out
Large scale financial
support from the Centre to
States for planning,
upgrading and redeveloping
existing slums in cities,
100% for upgrading
and up to 50% for housing
State funding to be used to
massively upgrade infrastructure
and services in slums to same level
as the rest of the city.
9. Slum Free India
Every citizen has right to civic services,
social services and shelter
Property Rights
to all
Reform Pillar 1
Reservation of
land
Reform Pillar 2
Earmarking of
funds
Reform Pillar 3
Shift from
project approach
to
Whole city, All slum approach
Community Participation
Shelter for
Homeless/
slum renters
Transit
housing
Insitu - basic
services
Insitu
Revelopment
Limited
Relocation
Rental
Housing
Worker
dormitories
Slum Up-
gradation
Curative Strategy
Providing shelter
and services for
growth
Preventive Strategy
Support for investments Policies for scale and sustainability
10. SLUM UPGRADATION:
PRADHAN MANTRI AWAS YOJANA
Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana is a
centrally planned scheme.
To provide ‘HOUSING FOR ALL’ by
2022 that is 20 million units.
Till now this scheme has covered 4041
statutory towns in 3 phases.
Nature of the
scheme
Aim of the
scheme
No. of slums
to be covered
PMAY
11. MISSION COMPONENTS
Slum
Redevelopment
Affordable Housing
through Credit
Linked Subsidy
Affordable Housing
in Partnership
Subsidy for
beneficiary housing
• In-situ using
land as a
resource with
private
participation.
• Extra FSI/FAR
and TDR if
required.
• Gol grant Rs. 1
Lakh per house
• Subsidy for EWS
and LIG for new
house or
incremental
housing.
• Upfront subsidy @
6.5% for EWS and
LIG for loans upto
Rs. 6 Lakh,
calculated at NPV
basis.
• With private sector
or public sector
including agencies.
• Central
assistance of Rs.
1.5 Lakh per
EWS house in
projects where
35% houses for
EWS category.
• For individuals of
EWS category for
new house or
enhancement.
• Cities to prepare a
separate integrated
project for such
beneficiaries.
• Central assistance
of Rs. 1.4 lakh per
beneficiary.
12. IN-SITU UPGRADATION
It is the gradual self-construction or improvement of homes done by
the community themselves with minimal govt. support and through
provision of basic social and physical infrastructure services.
In-situ upgradation may be applied to areas which meets the following
thumb rule criteria:
• High Density (600 du/ha)
• High percentage of pucca houses
People have already invested a lot in
their homes
• Infrastructure is partly or fully existing.
• No environment or health hazards exist.
Having good amenities, parks and public
transport in community vicinity.
13. IN-SITU REEVELOPMENT
It is the process of redeveloping areas with current slum
settlements where new mixed-use communities can be created
with a viable cross-subsidy model, which is a function of local
land values, socio-economic needs and general context of the
area. It may be applied to areas which meet the following thumb
rule:
Low Density (<450 du/ha) No environment or health hazards exist.
Need for mixing with other income groups
and mixed uses.
Within 1500 M of high speed
transportation.
14. MIXED LAND USE
Mixed land use enables a range of land
uses including residential, commercial, and
industrial to be co-located in an integrated
way that supports sustainable forms of
transport such as public transport, walking
and cycling, and increases neighborhood
amenity.
15. BENEFITS OF MIXED LAND USE
This development offers
more variety in the design
of single and multi family
housing which helps
attract a diverse
population to urban areas.
Urban
Renewal
To encourage cultural
activities and social
connections. The
architecture respects the
heritage of the
neighbourhood
Place making
Many developed on
compact areas of land
while other are built as
expansion on existing
buildings.
Reactivating
spaces
Reduction of Traffic,
Parking needs and
Pollution
Reduction
16. TRENDS IN
MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
E
Precinct programming and
community activities
D Food and beverage offerings
C Pet-friendly facilities and services
B
Trading private spaces for shared
amenities
A
Face to face interactions and social
interactions
17. HIGH AMENITY FOR
OPEN SPACES
01
02
DIVERSITYAND
AFFORDABILITY
03
04
SUSTAINABLE
DESIGN
CONVIENCE
TRENDS IN
MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
