This report examines how urban planning systems in India have hitherto excluded the urban poor and reflects that the present initiatives are not sufficient to achieve equitable opportunities for decent living and livelihoods for the urban poor. It not only highlights such problems but also elucidates on the policy options and steps required to remove them. The report also includes international case studies of successful examples of transformation of poor urban regions from South Africa, Brazil, Hong kong, and Canada.
This report examines how urban planning systems in India have hitherto excluded the urban poor and reflects that the present initiatives are not sufficient to achieve equitable opportunities for decent living and livelihoods for the urban poor. It not only highlights such problems but also elucidates on the policy options and steps required to remove them. The report also includes international case studies of successful examples of transformation of poor urban regions from South Africa, Brazil, Hong kong, and Canada.
Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation, Government of India.
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* Foreword * Preface * Introduction and Overview- O.P. Mathur * PART I: INCLUSIVE URBAN PLANNING * 1. Evolution of National Policies for Affordable Housing and Basic Services for the Urban Poor * Arun Kumar Misra and Shubhagato Dasgupta * 2. Urban Planning and Land Management for Promoting Inclusive Cities * Giovana Beltrão and Earl Kessler * 3. Making Cities Work: Planning and Managing Land Use * David Dowall and Peter Ellis * 4. What Makes Sustainable Transport Inclusive? * Geetam Tiwari * 5. The Intent to Reside: Spatial Illegality, Inclusive Planning, and Urban Social Security * Gautam Bhan * PART II: COUNTRY PAPERS * 6. Inclusive Growth, Social Exclusion, and the Urban Poor: Taking a "Production Lens" to Informality in India * Kunal Sen * 7. Inclusionary Approaches to Urban Planning: Lessons from South Africa * Susan Parnell * 8. The Inclusive City: A New Paradigm of Urban Planning In India * Ananya Roy * 9. Institutionalizing Spaces for Negotiations for the Urban Poor: New Vocabulary for Urban Planning * Darshini Mahadevia * 10. Inclusive Planning and Urban Reform in a Restructured Development State: The Case of Brazil * Jeroen Klink and Rosana Denaldi * 11. Institutional, Regulatory and Legislative Framework for Urban Planning-Lessons from International Experiences * Geoffrey Payne * 12. Market-Based Mass Housing Development Strategy for Sustainable Inclusiveness of Cities in India: Challenges and Opportunities * Keiichi Tamaki and Narayanan Edadan * 13. Inclusive Urban Planning in the Philippines * Nathaniel von Einsiedel * PART III: CITY CASE STUDIES * 14. Inclusive Urban Planning and Management and Maintenance of Tenements in Cities in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh * Mukesh Kanaskar and Shweta Gupta * 15. Contribution of the Urban Poor: A Pilot Study from Bengaluru * Kala Seetharam Sridhar and A. Venugopala Reddy * 16. Incremental Housing Improvements in Chennai: Evidence from Three Low-Income Communities * Nithya V. Raman and Preety Narayan * 17. Research Experience of Implementing Tenure Regularization Policies For Slums: Case of Indore and Jaipur * Neelima Risbud * 18. Delivering Stakeholder Consultation and Buy-In for Hong Kong's West Kowloon Cultural District (WKCD) Development * Jonathan Beard and Kevin Leung * 19. Inclusive Planning-A Case Study of Regent Park Revitalization, Toronto * John Gladki * About the Contributors
* Foreword * Preface * Introduction and Overview- O.P. Mathur * PART I: INCLUSIVE URBAN PLANNING * 1. Evolution of National Policies for Affordable Housing and Basic Services for the Urban Poor * Arun Kumar Misra and Shubhagato Dasgupta * 2. Urban Planning and Land Management for Promoting Inclusive Cities * Giovana Beltrão and Earl Kessler * 3. Making Cities Work: Planning and Managing Land Use * David Dowall and Peter Ellis * 4. What Makes Sustainable Transport Inclusive? * Geetam Tiwari * 5. The Intent to Reside: Spatial Illegality, Inclusive Planning, and Urban Social Security * Gautam Bhan * PART II: COUNTRY PAPERS * 6. Inclusive Growth, Social Exclusion, and the Urban Poor: Taking a "Production Lens" to Informality in India * Kunal Sen * 7. Inclusionary Approaches to Urban Planning: Lessons from South Africa * Susan Parnell * 8. The Inclusive City: A New Paradigm of Urban Planning In India * Ananya Roy * 9. Institutionalizing Spaces for Negotiations for the Urban Poor: New Vocabulary for Urban Planning * Darshini Mahadevia * 10. Inclusive Planning and Urban Reform in a Restructured Development State: The Case of Brazil * Jeroen Klink and Rosana Denaldi * 11. Institutional, Regulatory and Legislative Framework for Urban Planning-Lessons from International Experiences * Geoffrey Payne * 12. Market-Based Mass Housing Development Strategy for Sustainable Inclusiveness of Cities in India: Challenges and Opportunities * Keiichi Tamaki and Narayanan Edadan * 13. Inclusive Urban Planning in the Philippines * Nathaniel von Einsiedel * PART III: CITY CASE STUDIES * 14. Inclusive Urban Planning and Management and Maintenance of Tenements in Cities in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh * Mukesh Kanaskar and Shweta Gupta * 15. Contribution of the Urban Poor: A Pilot Study from Bengaluru * Kala Seetharam Sridhar and A. Venugopala Reddy * 16. Incremental Housing Improvements in Chennai: Evidence from Three Low-Income Communities * Nithya V. Raman and Preety Narayan * 17. Research Experience of Implementing Tenure Regularization Policies For Slums: Case of Indore and Jaipur * Neelima Risbud * 18. Delivering Stakeholder Consultation and Buy-In for Hong Kong's West Kowloon Cultural District (WKCD) Development * Jonathan Beard and Kevin Leung * 19. Inclusive Planning-A Case Study of Regent Park Revitalization, Toronto * John Gladki * About the Contributors
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