The document provides an overview of the Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP) in China, highlighting its strategic location, infrastructure, industries, and business environment. SIP is located in Suzhou city and has attracted over 4,300 foreign invested companies and 160 research centers. It benefits from strong government support, quality infrastructure including utilities and customs facilities, and a large skilled workforce from local universities.
This is the 7th lesson of the course - Water Resources Planning and Development, taught to the students of BA (General) at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka
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Restore mangrove with the local community: Building with Nature Program in De...CIFOR-ICRAF
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In this session, the speaker shares the experience from the Building with Nature Program in Demak Regency, Central Java Province.. Speaker shares how the BioRights scheme as one of the strategies for the Building with Nature Program, plays an important role by involving the local community to restore the mangrove ecosystem in Demak Regency. BioRights scheme is the conditional loan to link environmental conservation/rehabilitation activities with community economic improvement.
Strategies for Promoting Urban SustainabilityJIT KUMAR GUPTA
Indian strategies are needed to manage global warming through ruralization and rational urbanization. Regional planning can help integrate urban and rural settlements to minimize migration and make development more sustainable. Urban planning must be redefined and reinforced to make cities more compact and sustainable through vertical development and transit-oriented design. Public transportation, cycling, and road pricing can promote sustainable mobility. Green buildings and smart technologies can reduce energy use and emissions from the built environment. Ruralization is also important as rural areas still house most of India's population and are inextricably linked to urban and national development.
This is the third lecture of the course 'Irrigation based Agro-ecosystems' conducted at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of the Rajarata University of Sri Lanka
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The document provides an overview of the Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP) in China, highlighting its strategic location, infrastructure, industries, and business environment. SIP is located in Suzhou city and has attracted over 4,300 foreign invested companies and 160 research centers. It benefits from strong government support, quality infrastructure including utilities and customs facilities, and a large skilled workforce from local universities.
This is the 7th lesson of the course - Water Resources Planning and Development, taught to the students of BA (General) at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka
Environmental Problems in Water Resources Development. This is the 2nd lesson taught to students of B.A. (General) degree programme under Water Resources Planning and Development Course at Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, Mihintale.
Restore mangrove with the local community: Building with Nature Program in De...CIFOR-ICRAF
Presented by Eko Budi Priyanto, Coordinator of Community Development at Wetlands International Indonesia, at Inception Workshop "Capacity building of local government and community members for Mangrove Restoration", 15 July 2021.
In this session, the speaker shares the experience from the Building with Nature Program in Demak Regency, Central Java Province.. Speaker shares how the BioRights scheme as one of the strategies for the Building with Nature Program, plays an important role by involving the local community to restore the mangrove ecosystem in Demak Regency. BioRights scheme is the conditional loan to link environmental conservation/rehabilitation activities with community economic improvement.
Strategies for Promoting Urban SustainabilityJIT KUMAR GUPTA
Indian strategies are needed to manage global warming through ruralization and rational urbanization. Regional planning can help integrate urban and rural settlements to minimize migration and make development more sustainable. Urban planning must be redefined and reinforced to make cities more compact and sustainable through vertical development and transit-oriented design. Public transportation, cycling, and road pricing can promote sustainable mobility. Green buildings and smart technologies can reduce energy use and emissions from the built environment. Ruralization is also important as rural areas still house most of India's population and are inextricably linked to urban and national development.
This is the third lecture of the course 'Irrigation based Agro-ecosystems' conducted at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of the Rajarata University of Sri Lanka
Siddharth Village is a social enterprise in Odisha, India focused on empowering poor tribal communities. It works with 200,000 tribal people across multiple villages in Odisha on initiatives like livelihood, food security, healthcare, and human rights. THREAD began as a training institution in 1984 and has become a leading development organization, conducting training programs and projects around empowerment, economic development, and environment protection for excluded groups. Its vision is to create a just, sustainable society through grassroots work empowering tribal women's organizations and communities.
Community Initiatives for Solid Waste Management at Ward Level: The Case of K...IDES Editor
The document summarizes a community-based solid waste management initiative in Kumbarakoppal ward of Mysore, India. A local Member of Legislative Council facilitated the formation of Resident Welfare Associations to implement source segregation, door-to-door collection, transportation, and composting of waste. Key activities included awareness drives, collection of waste in tricycles, segregation into organic and inorganic, and composting. The community faced challenges in initial involvement but support from local leaders and the city corporation helped address issues and generate funds through user fees and compost sales. The initiative provides an effective model for locally managing solid waste.
River-Front Development with 2 Examples
Topics Covered :
- What is river-front?
- Who could use it?
- Why do we need to develop river-fronts?
- Objective of development
- Key themes for developing river-fronts
- Major key themes for developing river-fronts.
- Aspects for evaluating the efficiency of the development of the river-fronts.
- Mithi Riverfront Development
- Yamuna Riverfront Development inspired from Sabarmati model
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RSingh4U
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Helsinki is developing initiatives to become a smarter city by being more sustainable, livable, and participatory. It is using new technologies and opening public data to empower citizens and foster innovation. A key project is the development of the Kalasatama district as a living lab and test bed for smart urban solutions, with a focus on mobility, energy, health, education and citizen engagement. The goal is to improve quality of life through collaboration between the city, businesses, and residents.
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The document discusses Seoul, South Korea as a smart city, highlighting several aspects of its smart infrastructure and initiatives. Seoul aims to utilize smart technologies through its 'Smart Seoul 2015' project to improve urban development. Key smart infrastructure projects discussed include: (1) embedding fiber-optic cable along subway tunnels to provide free public Wi-Fi, (2) installing smart meters to reduce energy use by 10%, (3) mobile apps and services to provide public information and emergency alerts, and (4) using 3D spatial information for flood simulation and infrastructure planning. The goal is to make the city more livable, sustainable and efficient for residents through improved connectivity, services and resource management.
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The Sabarmati Riverfront Development Project in Ahmedabad aims to (1) reconnect the city to the river, (2) create a conducive urban environment, and (3) establish an identity for the city. Key aspects of the project include overall environmental improvement, creating public open spaces, providing public access to the river, rehabilitating slums, and developing new neighborhoods. The Sabarmati River Front Development Corporation was created to oversee the project's 10 phases, with financing from loans and revenue from commercial development. Construction includes building retaining walls, diverting sewers, and filling land to create new areas for public use along the riverfront.
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River-Front Development with 2 Examples
Topics Covered :
- What is river-front?
- Who could use it?
- Why do we need to develop river-fronts?
- Objective of development
- Key themes for developing river-fronts
- Major key themes for developing river-fronts.
- Aspects for evaluating the efficiency of the development of the river-fronts.
- Mithi Riverfront Development
- Yamuna Riverfront Development inspired from Sabarmati model
PPT By - Rohit Kumar Singh
RSingh4U
This document discusses strategies for riverfront development. It provides examples of the Sabarmati Riverfront development in Ahmedabad, India and the Crescent riverfront development in New Orleans, USA. Some key strategies discussed include creating public open spaces and access to the river, supporting a mix of uses, rehabilitating adjacent communities, and enhancing transportation connectivity to activate the waterfront and improve quality of life. Both projects aimed to reconnect their cities to their rivers through redevelopment that balanced environmental, social and economic objectives.
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Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang program pengembangan masyarakat yang dijalankan oleh beberapa perusahaan seperti PT Sahabat Investasi Indotama, PT PHE West Madura Off Shore, PT Badak NGL, dan PT Pertamina EP Asset 3. Dokumen ini menjelaskan definisi program pengembangan masyarakat, aspek hijau dan emas, aspek penilaian, inovasi sosial, ruang lingkup inovasi, kualitas program, dan kontribusi dalam pengentasan kem
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The implementation of green infrastructure (GI) in Indonesia accelerated by public awareness of the importance of conservation of natural resources and ecosystems. One of the Indonesian government’s efforts to apply the principles of GI in urban areas in a structured and massive manner is through the Green City Development Program (P2KH) Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR). The approach taken is Green Planning and Design, Green Open Space, Green Energy, Green Water, Green Waste, Green Building, Green Transportation, Green Community. The city that is the case study for discussion is Jakarta. Jakarta Smart City, Green Buildings, Urban Agriculture, and Child Friendly Integrated Public Space (RPTRA) are programs that successfully implemented. The implementation GI program easily accepted if based on the community.
Helsinki is developing initiatives to become a smarter city by being more sustainable, livable, and participatory. It is using new technologies and opening public data to empower citizens and foster innovation. A key project is the development of the Kalasatama district as a living lab and test bed for smart urban solutions, with a focus on mobility, energy, health, education and citizen engagement. The goal is to improve quality of life through collaboration between the city, businesses, and residents.
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Lesson 1 wrpd introduction - Ancient water resources management in Sri Lanka Dr. P.B.Dharmasena
This is the first lesson of the course - Water Resources Planning and Development taught at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, Mihintale
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O documento descreve o projeto de regularização urbanística e fundiária da Vila AJ Renner em Porto Alegre. O projeto visa regularizar a posse da terra para as famílias de baixa renda residentes na vila, garantindo acesso à infraestrutura e melhorando a qualidade de vida. O projeto inclui a construção de 79 unidades habitacionais, uma praça, centro comunitário e rede de infraestrutura. O cronograma prevê a conclusão das obras em 18 meses, com entrega gradual das casas às famílias.
The Sabarmati Riverfront Development Project in Ahmedabad aims to (1) reconnect the city to the river, (2) create a conducive urban environment, and (3) establish an identity for the city. Key aspects of the project include overall environmental improvement, creating public open spaces, providing public access to the river, rehabilitating slums, and developing new neighborhoods. The Sabarmati River Front Development Corporation was created to oversee the project's 10 phases, with financing from loans and revenue from commercial development. Construction includes building retaining walls, diverting sewers, and filling land to create new areas for public use along the riverfront.
A summary of the failure of Daraja's Maji Matone programme. The programme was designed to get members of the public in rural Tanzania to report on problems with their water supplies, using SMS. The programme didn't get anything like the level of engagement that had been expected, and so was declared a failure after the pilot phase.
A survey of popular attitudes to local governance in Njombe, Ludewa and Makete districts in rural Tanzania. Presented at the REPOA Annual Research Workshop, March 2012.
MajiMatone is a program that uses SMS, mapping, and media partnerships to address problems in rural water supply in Tanzania. Citizens send SMS reports of broken waterpoints, which are added to a database and sometimes forwarded to local media. This mobilizes citizens and puts pressure on local governments to fix problems more quickly. The program has received over 500 SMS reports since launching in 3 districts in November 2010, with some cases of problems already being solved. While still small, it provides evidence that involving the media can make local governments respond to issues they may otherwise ignore.
Hali ya Upatikanaji wa Maji Vijijini, WSDPdarajatz
A presentation on the state of rural water supply in Tanzania, and on the latest status of the Water Sector Development Programme - the Tanzanian government's main investment programme for water supply.
2. Yaliyomo
Sera ya maji 1991
Mapitio ya sera ya maji ya 1991
Sera ya maji ya mwaka 2002
Malengo ya sera
Muundo wa sera
Huduma za maji vijijini
Masuala ya kisera
Watekelezaji wa sera ni nani
3. Sera ya Maji ya 1991
Sera ya kwanza ya maji Tanzania
Lengo: Maji safi na salama kwa wote ifikapo 2002
Serikali ndio mwekezaji, mwendeshaji na msimamizi
wa miradi na mtunzaji wa rasilimali
4. Mapitio ya Sera ya Maji 1991
Yalianza mwaka 1996
Sababu – Mapungufu ya sera ya 1991
Hali halisi ya upatikanaji maji na uendelevu
50% wanapata maji, 30% vituo vya maji havifanyi kazi
Kutoshirikisha kikamilifu wadau hususan wananchi
Kutoipa umuhimu sekta binafsi ktk utoaji huduma
Mapungufu katika mfumo wa kitaasisi na kisheria
5. Sera ya Maji ya 2002
Imetokana na mapitio ya sera ya mwaka 1991
Imeandaliwa kushirikisha wadau wote muhimu
Imeundwa kuzingatia malengo ya dira ya taifa 2025 na
MKUKUTA
Imeweka mfumo madhubuti na endelevu wa
kusimamia rasilimali za maji
Pia taratibu za kisheria na muundo wa kitaasisi wa
kutekeleza sera
6. Malengo ya Sera
Kushirikisha walengwa kubuni, kupanga, kujenga,
kuendesha, kufanya matengenezo na kuchangia
gharama za huduma
Utunzaji na usimamizi endelevu wa rasilimali za maji
kwa kushirikisha wadau wote
Kupunguza majukumu ya utekelezaji kwa serikali – ili
kusimamia, kuratibu, kushauri, kuwezesha na kutoa
miongozo
7. Muundo wa Sera
Sera ina sehemu kuu tatu
i. Usimamizi wa rasilimali za maji
- kuweka na kuendeleza mfumo endelevu na madhubuti wa
kusimamia rasilimali maji
ii. Utoaji wa huduma ya maji vijijini
- Kuboresha afya za wananchi wa vijijini, kuchangia
kupunguza umasikini kwa kutoa huduma endelevu ya
maji safi, salama na ya kutosha
iii. Utoaji wa huduma ya majisafi na majitaka mijini
- Kuweka mfumo endelevu wa kutoa huduma kwa bei nafuu ili
makundi yote yafaidike
9. Madhumuni
Upatikanaji wa huduma endelevu kwa gharama iliyo ndani ya uwezo
wa wananchi vijijini.
Kuweka bayana majukumu na wajibu wa wadau mbalimbali.
Kuweka mkazo wananchi kulipia sehemu ya gharama za ujenzi wa
miradi, gharama zote za uendeshaji na matengenezo ya miradi yao
Kubadili utaratibu ili wananchi wabuni, waanzishe na kuendesha
miradi yao wenyewe.
Kuhamasisha Sekta Binafsi kushiriki katika kugharamia, kujenga,
kuendesha na kutoa huduma ya maji vijijini.
Kuboresha afya ya jamii kwa kuunganisha mipango ya utoaji wa
huduma ya maji, usafi wa mazingira na elimu ya afya.
10. Misingi ya Sera
Maji ni hitaji la msingi na haki ya kila mtu
Matumizi ya maji kwa ajili ya binadamu ni muhimu
kwanza
Maeneo yenye uhaba kupewa kipaumbele cha miradi
Maji ni bidhaa ya kiuchumi
Kulinda na kuhifadhi vyanzo vya maji
Huduma endelevu
11. Masuala ya kisera
Ushiriki wa jamii
Kumiliki miradi ya maji, kuchagua teknolojia, kubuni,
usanifu, ujenzi wa miradi, uendeshaji na matengenezo
ya miradi
Kushirikisha sekta binafsi kutoa huduma ya maji
vijijini
Serikali kuwa mdhibiti, mwezeshaji na mratibu wa
maji vijijini
Jinsia zote kushiriki kikamilifu katika miradi ya maji
12. Masuala ya kisera....
Kiwango cha chini cha utoaji huduma vijijini
Lita 25 za maji safi na salama kwa mtu kwa siku
Vituo vya maji viwe umbali usiozidi mita 400
Kila kituo kuhudumia watu 250
Udhibiti wa utoaji huduma za maji vijijini
Wananchi kugharamia miradi ya maji vijijini
Wananchi kuendesha miradi yao ya maji kisheria
Kuwa na mfumo mzuri wa ufuatiliaji na tathmini ya
miradi ya maji
13.
14. Ni nani watekelezaji wa sera ya
maji?
1. Wananchi
Ndio watekelezaji wakuu. Wanapaswa
Kubuni, kumiliki, kusimamia na kuiendesha miradi yao ya maji.
Kulipia gharama za uendeshaji, matengenezo, ukarabati na upanuzi
wa miradiya maji
Kulinda vyanzo vya maji na maeneo yanayozunguka vyanzo hivyo.
Kuhakikisha kuwa kuna uwiano mzuri kati ya teknolojia
iliyochaguliwa na kiwango cha huduma na upatikanaji wa maji kwa
upande mmoja, na uwezo wa kiuchumi wa watumiaji maji wenyewe
kwa upande mwingine.
Kutambua kuwa wanawake ni miongoni mwa wahusika wakuu
katika utoaji wa huduma ya maji vijijini.
15.
16. Ni nani watekelezaji wa sera ya maji.......
2. Serikali za Mitaa
Jukumu kuhakikisha wananchi wake wanapata huduma ya
maji safi na salama.
Hivyo ni wasimamizi na wawezeshaji wa jamii. Majukumu
yao ni;
• Kusimamia na kufuatilia upatikanaji wa maji.
• Kusimamia vyombo vya watumia maji na kuhakikisha jamii
inakusanya fedha kwa ajili ya marekebisho ya miradi ya maji
• Kuhakikisha miundombinu ya maji inalindwa, na kufanyiwa
matengenezo
• Kutoa msaada wa kitaalamu tatizo linapotokea
• Kuwezesha wanajamii kupata vipuri pale ambapo vinahitajika
17.
18. Ni nani watekelezaji wa sera ya maji?....
3. Wizara ya Maji na Umwagiliaji
Ni wasimamizi wakuu wa sera
Majukumu yao ni
kuandaa sera na mipango
kuratibu, kusimamia na kutoa miongozo
kuziwezesha halmashauri za wilaya, kukagua na
kutathimini utekelezaji wa miradi ya maji
19. Ni nani watekelezaji wa sera ya maji?.....
4. Mashirika binafsi na Vyombo vya habari
Kuhakikisha sera zinawanufaisha wananchi
Kusambaza taarifa za kisera, mipango na bajeti
Kutoa elimu kwa umma
Kuhamasisha ushiriki wa wananchi
Kuwajengea uwezo wananchi ili;
Kushiriki katika utekelezaji wa sera
Kufuatilia utekelezaji wa sera
Kutathmini utekelezaji wa sera