Urbanization, urban infrastructure, and housing in Madhya Pradesh
Publisher: National Centre for Human Settlements and Environment
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Bhopal
Language: eng
Subjects: Urbanization; Housing
Description: Contributed articles with reference to the state of Madhya Pradesh, India.
Notes: Microfiche. New Delhi : Library of Congress Office ; Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 2007-   . microfiche <6   >. Master microform held by: DLC.
Table of contents: title: [v. 1] paper 1. Drawing in the extent possible on existing sources of data, collate relevant baseline socioeconomic data and analyze trends & projections with respect to a. population b. urban population, c. labour force, d. urban infrastructure, and e. housing / compiled by NCHSE Statistics Division; title: [v. 2] paper 2. TOR-2-Review trend in urbanization in M.P. over the last 10 year and identify the major economic, policy and institutional factors affecting the pattern of urbanization of the period / by R.R. Nigoskar; title: [v. 3] paper 3. Review and analyze the on-going and likely impact of economic liberalization on the pattern of urbanization / S.G. Kulkarni. paper 4. Analyze changes in the pattern and level of budgetary expenditure on urban infrastructure and housing at both state and municipal level / H.D. Kopardekar. paper 5. Assess the state's efforts to operationalise the decentralisation provisions of the 74th constitutional amendment, especially with respect [to] municipal finance / H.D. Kopardekar. paper 6. Analysis of financial position of selected municipal corporations and municipalities; title: [v. 4] paper 7. TOR-7-Identify major deficiencies in urban infrastructure, paying particular attention to water supply and sanitation, appendices / V.D. Potnis; title: [v.5] paper 8. Assses the adequacy of the current provision of housing by both the public and private sectors / B.K. Soni. paper 9. Analyze the impact of both the tenancy act and the urban land ceiling act on the provision of housing in urban areas in the state / R.K. Nigoskar. paper 10. Review the existing policy environment  affecting urbanization and housing and make recommendations regarding policy reforms that will encourage greater private provision of housing and urban infrastructure including local-level community based initiatives / B.K. Soni. paper 11. Identify and prioritize the major environmental problems affecting a. largeurban centres and b. small and medium sized towns / P.V. Deshpande. paper 12. Review scope and implementation of existing policies affecting the environment in urban areas, including the degree of compliance with existing standards, and make recommendations with respect to address and avoid adverse environmental impacts / P.V. Deshpande.