Mumbai as a model for sustainable Development
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Director-General, The Energy and Resources Institute Director, Yale Climate & Energy Institute Chairman, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Mumbai as a model for sustainable Development Dr. R. K. Pachauri Addressing Environmental Concerns Of Mumbai 10 th January 2012
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Director-General, The Energy and Resources Institute
Director, Yale Climate & Energy Institute
Chairman, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
Mumbai as a model for sustainableDevelopment Dr. R. K. Pachauri
Addressing Environmental Concerns Of Mumbai10th January 2012
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Sustainable cities
Economic growth
Health
Education
Safety, security
Transport
Water and sanitation
Food
Housing
Governance
Characterized by their ability to feed and power themselves; minimal reliance on resources outside their boundaries ; ability to create the smallest possible ecological footprint
Source : TERI
Slums
A large % age of Mumbai’s population live in slums
Slums are located both on public and private lands
Lack basic services
Source : http://jnnurm.nic.in/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/CDP-Mumbai.pdf,Mumbai: City Development Plan (CDP) Appraisal Report 2006
The CDP admits a substantial decline in the quality of life, attributing it to infrastructure deficits and growing number of people living in slums
Infrastructure deficits
Limited hours of water supply Poor condition of transmission
and distribution system Many households without
sanitation Slow average travel speed
(proxy for road efficiency) of 6-8 kms/hour
Drainage capacity limited to carrying about 50% of the potential sewage
Old storm water drainage network which cannot take high rain intensity
Little renewal or replacement of city based infrastructure, resulting in infrastructure aged assets which operate at sub-optimal efficiency
Source : http://jnnurm.nic.in/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/CDP-Mumbai.pdf,Mumbai: City Development Plan (CDP) Appraisal Report 2006
Mumbai Vision 2020 - CDP
6 key areas
Economic growth
Transportation
Infrastructure
Housing (reducing the number of people living in slums)
Finance (reduce administrative expenditures)
Governance (transaction cost reduction)
The CDP also recommends city beautification, tourismPromotion, optimal land use and development controls
Source : http://jnnurm.nic.in/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/CDP-Mumbai.pdf,Mumbai: City Development Plan (CDP) Appraisal Report 2006
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