The document outlines the evolution of housing policies in Uttar Pradesh, focusing on the transition from the Manyawar Kashiram Ji Shahari Gareeb Awaas Yojana (MKSGAY) initiated in 2008 to the Aasra housing scheme launched in 2013. While MKSGAY aimed to provide housing for the urban poor, it was ultimately scrapped, leading to the introduction of the Aasra scheme with a focus on minorities. The more recent Samajwadi Awas Yojana, launched in 2014, aimed to construct affordable housing, but progress has been sparse, with reports suggesting that less than 10% of the work has been completed.

1. HOUSING POLICIES OF STATE
UTTAR PRADESH
Presented By:-
Janbaz Ali
M.Arch (PADAGOGY)
Presented to:-
Prof. S.M Akhtar

2. • The MKSGAY was launched in 2008 by UP’s ex-chief minister
Mayawati.
• This scheme provides for free housing facilities for urban poor,
constructed and allotted 1lakh houses in 72 districts benefiting
about 1 lakh families.
• The BSP’s cancelled programmed, MKSGAY, constructed 1,42,000
houses-enough for less than 3% of UP’s slum population-before it
was stopped in 2012 and replaced by Aasra a year later by SP
government,
1. Manyawar Kashiram Ji Shahari Gareeb Awaas Yojana
(MKSGAY )

3. • The BSP government reduced by more than half its initial
target of building about 100,000 homes each year after the
first phase-because of a supposed shortage of beneficiaries
in a state where about 6 million people live in urban slums.
• The BSP reserved 50% of these houses for scheduled castes
and scheduled tribes.

4. • This is a time bound scheme, which was announced by the
state government on January 15, 2009, the 53rd birth
anniversary of Chief Minister Mayawati.
• The scheme aimed at giving land rights to slum dwellers in
urban areas.
• Land rights were to be given to slum dwellers of below
poverty line category on a normal price for a lease of 90
years.
• The state had identified 305 urban slums in 30 districts.
• A total of 7,072 people in these slums were found eligible
for the scheme.
2. Sarvjan Hitay Gharib Awas (Slum Area) Maliqana
Haq Yojna

5. • Aasra housing scheme was launched by the state
government in 2013 by ex-chief minister Akhlesh Yadav.
• In this scheme the preference was given to the minorities,
by constructing the first colony in urban Development
Minister Azam khan’s home district Rampur.
• The scheme was executed by the State Urban Development
Agency under the Department of Urban Employment and
Poverty Alleviation, which was held by Khan.
• The samajwadi party government has scrapped the pervious
Myawati government housing scheme for the urban poor,
known as MKSGAY, in which 50% houses were given to SC
and ST.
3. AASRA YOJNA

6. • In its place, Aasra scheme was launched with a provision of
Rs.100crore in the regular budget.
• The colony have street lights, solid waste management, and
interlocking internal pathways.

7. • SP government was announced Samajwadi Awas Yojana in 2014 to
provide the affordable houses to middle income group and lower
income group.
• And on 2nd May 2015, CM Akhilesh Yadav launched this scheme
with the target to construct three lakh houses in urban areas.
• Under Samajwadi Awas Yojna, the cost of housing units up to the
size of 75sq.m was decided in the range of Rs.15lakh to Rs.30lakh.
4. Samajwadi Awas Yojna

8. • The SP government claimed the construction of 3lakh houses under
the scheme, but the sources informed that the government has not
completed the 10% of total work.
• The source informed that the government will not continue the
Samajwadi Awas Yojana in UP.
• Under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna, the government will provide
houses to EWS and LIG.

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