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HOUSING, URBAN POVERTY AND INFRASTRUCTURE



 Relocation plan    per  Month),  providing  ownership  rights  after   SUSTAINABILITY:  other  States  and  rather  evolved  its  own  system  of
 twenty years so as to ensure that beneficiaries do   It  has  been  well  said  that  “The  city,  as  both  site  and   implementation as well as its own system for transfer of
 i)  Scientifically  prepared  detailed  relocation  plan
 not sell their flats & again go for encroachment   symbol  of  the  rapid  pace  of  social  change  in  many   benefit to the beneficiaries under the scheme.
 prepared to minimize dislocation and intimated well in
         societies,  has  come  to  represent  a  critical  problem  in   CHB is the only organization where the property rights
 advance to eliminate any element of surprise   ü Recognizing the community oriented life style to
         development  discourse  and  practice.  The  tensions   are initiated to be transferred to the beneficiaries after 20
 which the beneficiaries are normally accustomed,
 ii) Land freed from slums secured and put to optimal use.  between  economic  growth,  social  equity  and  political   years  of  continuous  occupation  of  the  property  as
 the  layout  adopts  the  street  interface  approach
         legitimacy are manifest in cities around the world. These   compared to other states where the property rights have
 RESULTS ACHIEVED:  with a common front courtyard
         tensions must find some resolution if urban development   been  transferred  to  the  beneficiaries  at  the  first  stage
 The objective was to construct over 25,728 dwelling units   ü The policy recognizes the need to minimize the   is to be not only sustainable but humane.” Thus, in the   leading to large scale underhand sale of the property.
 to accommodate all eligible families from 18 colonies   extent  of  geographical  dislocation.  Therefore   context of inclusive habitat, the term 'Social Sector' refers   The scheme envisages the allotment of the dwelling unit
 that  were  identified  through  a  Biometric  survey.  The   wherever  possible,  the  families  are  being   to  the  factors  which  contribute  to  human  capital   to the beneficiaries on a license fee model that has been
 surplus  units  as  well  as  the  temporary  transit  camps   rehabilitated on land near their present habitations    formation and human development.   appreciated by Govt. of India.
 constructed at the moment would accommodate future   Since  human  development  and  improvement  in  the   CHB  is  not  aware  of  any  replication/adoption  of  the
 ü The  unit  consists  of  two  rooms,  bath,  WC,
 migrations.  The  total  number  of  eligible  beneficiaries   quality of life is the ultimate objective of all planning   practices of CHB by other States.
 balcony and kitchen alcove area. The design of
 identified  by  the  Estate  office  has  been  reduced  and   programmes  leading  to  higher  economic  and  social
 the dwelling unit developed in a way so that there           LESSONS LEARNED:
 accordingly construction of 17696 small flats has been   development. The concept of social infrastructure being
 is  no  incidental  space,  leaving  no  scope  or
 undertaken  and  completed. The  city  would  be  able  to   very broad covers various aspects of government service   For the families that have shifted to their new homes in
 possibility  of  violation  and/or  unauthorized
 cleanse and get rid of slums and create a better eco-system   delivery. The cost of delivering social benefits is very high   various parts of the city, it is time to rejoice and relax. No
 occupation of government land
 for the residents of Chandigarh.   and constitutes a major proportion of the State Budget.   more  leaking  roofs  or  smelly  filth  for  them  and
 ü Each dwelling unit to have individual water and   The existence of adequate social infrastructure plays a   unhygienic squalor outside the door. It is a journey from
 About 60,000 persons have already been shifted till year
 electricity connection    very important role in the life of a normal man lacking   Jhuggi to joyful living for every family, that has found
 2015 at Dhanas, Sector 49, Sector 38 (W), Ram Darbar         new dignity and self-confidence in their new community,
         facilities. The economy cannot be looked at in isolation
 and Mauli Jagran. In the year 2019, further around 12000   ü Allotment  on  joint-name  of  both  husband  and   having an inexplicable deep impact on their lives and the
         without considering the basic needs of the people. The
 persons have been shifted at Maloya-I from Colony No.4   wife for social security   lives of their families, particularly the children.
         government  needs  to  proactively  develop  strategies
 Industrial Area, Phase-I.
 ü Open play grounds and parks    aimed  at  benefiting  people  living  in  urban  areas  and   The  transition  from  slums  to  small  homes  has  also
 Thus, Slum Rehabilitation scheme being implemented by   improve  its  service  delivery  mechanisms.  Pertinently   translated  into  better  employment  opportunities,  more
 ü Green cover
 CHB  fulfills  the  requirement  of  Affordable  housing,   since the reorganization of the States of Punjab, Haryana   community  participation,  better  education  for  children
 Services for the urban poor, improved service delivery   ü 4960  Small  flats  at  Maloya-I  developed  as   and Himachal Pradesh and the declaration of Chandigarh   and better health.
 initiatives,  providing  education  and  health  in  the   integrated  township  with  all  requisite  social   as Union Territory in the year 1966, there had been a
 integrated  developed  township  at  Dhanas  and  also   infrastructure  such  as, Anganwaris,  elementary   tremendous  influx  of  migratory  labours  who  were
 providing the same in the integrated township for slum   schools, high schools, facility of dispensary and   engaged in the development of the city.
 dwellers  at  Maloya-I,  Like  community  center,  govt.   shopping complex, junj ghar, community centre,   The Chandigarh Administration in the last 35 years has
 school, janj ghar etc.   police post, bus queue shelter, green belt, parks   framed a number of policies for rehabilitation of the slum
 with playing equipments, 11 KV substation, water   dwellers  and  Chandigarh  Housing  Board  has  alone
 By shifting these beneficiaries at Maloya-I from Colony
 boosting stations and STP  etc. etc.   undertaken construction of 40834 dwelling units for slum
 No.4, about 40 Acres of land worth Rs. 500 crore got free
         dwellers  and  economically  weaker  section  including
 from  encroachments,  part  of  the  land  so  vacated  is   ü Solar energy has been tapped by installation of
 industrial land and part of the land pertains to the forest   SPV  Panels  on  the  roof  top  of  buildings  at   Sites & Services. Out of total of 67565 dwelling units
 department as per the Master Plan of Chandigarh.  Maloya-I such as Schools, 11 KV Sub Station,   constructed  by  Chandigarh  Housing  Board  since  its
         inception in the year 1976, its contribution towards the
 Water Boosting Station, Community Centre, Janj
 Slum Rehabilitation Programme- Key Features   low-income strata and the rehabilitation of slum dwellers
 Ghar etc.
         contribution amounts to 60.43% of the total housing stock
 ü One  time  solution  to  the  existing  problem  of
 ü Long-term  plans  for  maintaining  the  provided   created by Chandigarh Housing Board.
 squatters and slum settlements
 social infrastructure have also been worked out.  TRANSFERABILITY:
 ü Allotment initially on license fee basis (Rs 800/-  CHB has not adopted any of the practices followed by
                                                              Colony No. 4 Industrial Area Phase-I, land vacated from encroachers after
                                                              allotment of Small Flats at Maloya Housing Complex
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