Ahmed a Bad City Growth

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AHMEDABAD CITYGROWTH


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Implications of Growth

Ahmedabad: Its Positioning and Growth

AUDAFormation

Textile Crisis

Chemicals Crisis

Ahmedabad City Growth


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19

2001 35045.14

1991 25034.37

1981 13021.15

1971 17.73 90

Population

(Lakhs)

Year Area

(Sq.kms)

2011(Forecast)

50065.00

Ahmedabad City Growth


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Greater Ahmedabad

19

19

2011 2035

1 CrorePeople, 800 - 900 Sq. Km65 Lakh People, 500 Sq. Km


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The City Assessment

& City Vision

Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities &Threats(SWOT)


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REFORMS & DEVELOPMENT APPROACH Gujarats Record

25% Population live in slums Slum Networking Project,

Provision of physical and socialinfrastructure

Participation:

AMC 1/3, Industry 1/3, NGOs

1/3, Slum dwellers 47 slums Completed in the past 2 years

Slum Improvement

DEVELOPMENT RADAR: SLUMS IN AHMEDABAD

0%

30 %

60 %

90 %

120%

% BPL

House

type

Access to

water

Access totoilet

Adult literacy

rate

Net enrolment

Work participation

rate

Female:Maleliteracy ratio

Female: Male

net enrolment ratio

Female: Male

W P R

19992004


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City Assessment

Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Threats(SWOT) The city has large number of NRGs.

Despite fluctuating fortunes of its industrial base, thecity has emerged as a vibrant city.

Successfully transformed itself from an image of beingjust a Textile City, Capital Market City, Chemical City to

that of an Emerging multi-sector economy. It is the largest supplier of denim and one of the largest

exporter of gems & jewellery in the country.

Low cost of living, the city has the reputation of

LIVABLE CITY.


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City AssessmentStrengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Threats (SWOT)

A Safe City The people of Ahmedabad are known for their Entrepreneurship,

Reputation of trust, and hospitality.

The labour issues are absent.

The governments, both the State and Local are known to beproactive, transparent and effective implementers. (Credit Rating,Bond, )

The city has location advantages as it is one hour flying time to

Delhi and Mumbai and has a large base of agricultural areasgrowing cotton, tobacco. It is also strategically located with regardto ports.

It has the privilege to host world-class educational institutions (IIM,

NID, CEPT, MICA, ..).

Rich History and Cultural Heritage makes the place unique.


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City Assessment

Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Threats(SWOT)

The city is faced with certain weaknesses /

Constraints, which it is attempting to overcome. Low unemployment rate, but large informal sector Earthquake had negative impact. Poor English Proficiency is some thing which the

state has already initiated the steps to overcome.


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Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Threats(SWOT)

Building on its strengths to exploit opportunities to become: A Textile & Apparel exports Hub A Design Hub A potential agriculture export hub A Drug & Pharma export hub A hub for Biotech & Packaged Food A IT & ITES Hub

A Logistic Hub A Technical Education Hub (Management, Design, Architecture & Planning, Pharmacy)

KNOWLEDGE CITYQUALITY EDUCATION- KEY STRATEGY INBUILDING CITY COMPETITIVENESS

City Assessment


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Vision and Development Themes

Education

Social

Employment/ Economy

InfrastructureEnvironment

Health

The foundation for

growth would have been

provided

Education

Social

Employment/ Economy


Health

Education

Social

Employment/ Economy


Health

The foundation for

growth would have been

providedGood service levels will release municipal funds

for other requirements

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Road network

Solid Waste Disposal

Solid Waste Collection

Sewage Treatment

Sewerage Coverage

Per capita water supply

Good service levels will release municipal funds

for other requirements

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Road network

Solid Waste Disposal

Solid Waste Collection

Sewage Treatment

Sewerage Coverage

Per capita water supply

E Governance

Internal

CapacityFinancial

Management andReporting

Governance Backbone

Backbone for governance would

have been built

E Governance

Internal

CapacityFinancial


Governance Backbone

E Governance

Internal

CapacityFinancial


Governance Backbone

Backbone for governance would

have been built

E Governance

Internal

CapacityFinancial


Governance Backbone

VibrantVibrantAhmedabadAhmedabadwill transformwill transformAhmedabadAhmedabad

from a clean and livable cityfrom a clean and livable city

toto

a Productive, well governed and self sustaininga Productive, well governed and self sustaining

Vibrant City Vibrant City

REFORMS

INVESTMENTS FACILITATION


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Objectives

Coverage of 70% of city servicesIntegrated road development (junctions and flyovers)

Clean and green environment (urban forestry/plantation)Citizen friendly services (e-governance)

100% coverage of servicesDevelopment of lakes and urban greenerySchool for primary education

Coverage of 100% road development (flyovers,bridges)

Overall improved city servicesSpecialised health and medical

servicesEmployment generation programCongestion free city

Garbage free city

2005 2006 2007

Coverage of 70% of city servicesIntegrated road development (junctions and flyovers)

Clean and green environment (urban forestry/plantation)Citizen friendly services (e-governance)

100% coverage of servicesDevelopment of lakes and urban greenerySchool for primary education

Coverage of 100% road development (flyovers,bridges)

Overall improved city servicesSpecialised health and medical

servicesEmployment generation programCongestion free city

Garbage free city

2005 2006 2007

InvestmentRs.

882

3

Crores

2005 2006 2007 2012

Livable City with High Quality ofLife

Knowledge City

A City Free of Congestion,

Garbage, slums,

Assured Quality Services to All


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Development Themes

Development Themes Development & Growth Mgmt. Water Supply & Sanitation

Water Sewerage Storm water Solid Waste Sanitation

Traffic and Transportation Roads Bridges & Flyovers Systems Management Utilities

(Parking, ..) Urban Transport (BRTS+MRTS!)

Urban Poor & Housing Social Amenities

Environment Urban Finance Urban Governance


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Sabarmati River Front Development

Project undertaken with a prime objective of environmentalimprovement. The project has been planned as a self-financing project. The revenues would be generated from thesale of proclaimed land. Please visitwww.sabarmatiriverfront.com

Cont..

No. Proposed Land Uses Area (Ha) Area (%)

1 Roads 46.45 28.53

2 Gardens 42.80 26.29

3 Promenades 9.80 6.02

4 Relocation Sites 15.48 9.50

5 Informal Markets 5.86 3.60

6 Commercial Areas(to be sold) 22.15 13.61

7 Residential Areas(to be sold) 12.47 7.66

8 Public Utilities 0.77 0.47

9 Extension of Public Facilities 0.94 0.58

10 Residual / Unallocated 6.08 3.74

Total 162.80 100


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India Now & Then


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India Now & Then.Whats the differenence

Elimination of inefficiencies Technology & Tools

Advancements in Education

International Exposure Quality Conciousness

Planned Development

Regulations in Industry Govt. outlook towards development

Multinationals advents in the country

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