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    EXPLORING THE CONCEPT OF

    URBAN RENEWAL IN THE

    INDIAN CONTEXT

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    The term decline in the context of urbandevelopment is used to describe undesirablechanges.

    The local policies and strategies designed to dealwith urban decline, decay or transformation are

    termed as urban renewal.

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    URBAN RENEWAL

    PHYSICAL RENEWALCULTURAL RENEWAL

    SOCIAL RENEWAL ECONOMIC RENEWAL

    ENVIRONMENTALRENEWAL

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    Physical renewal leads to improvement of urban fabric;

    Social renewal leads to improvement of community andhousing;

    Cultural renewal promotes enhancement of culture andtraditions;

    Economic renewal leads to new generation of employmentand revenue; and

    Environmental renewal leads to minimizing ecologicalimbalances in urban environment.

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    Urban renewal is controversial, as it often implies the use

    of eminent domain law to enforce reclaiming privateproperty for civic projects.

    Renewal often resulted in the creation of urban sprawls-

    vast areas being demolished and replaced by freeways andexpressways, housing projects, and vacant lots.

    Over time the aims and the means of regeneration havebecome multi-faceted and more complex to deal with.Physical investment in hardware and in the socialsoftware of a neighborhood.

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    UNITED KINGDOM

    Reconstruction: Focus on urban landscape

    Revitalization: Focus on social and cultural dimensions

    Renewal: Physical, social and economic dimensions

    Redevelopment: Community oriented

    Regeneration: Holistic and integrated

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    INDIA

    Historic preservation: Physical fabric

    Urban renewal: Physical infrastructure

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    Physical renewal:

    Reconstruction, restoration, renovation.

    Demolition, destruction, dislocation.

    Re-allocation of land uses. Renovation and adaptivereuse of historic areas, redevelopment of blightedareas, development of physical urban infrastructure.

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    Social renewal:

    Rehabilitation, social security, upgrading quality life.

    Removal of obsolescence, eradicating deprivation, removing

    decline and distress.

    Rehabilitation of weaker section, upgrading communityspaces, poverty alleviation programmes

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    Economic renewal:

    Employment opportunities, generation of funds, revenuegeneration, upgrading reforms.

    Removing unemployment

    Emphasis on utilization of funds rather than fundgeneration, revenue generation

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    Cultural renewal:

    Creative tourism, inspire civic pride, marketing of urbanculture, preservation of cultural and historic heritage,use of new technologies for improved management ofarchaeological, historic and religious collections

    Revival of old rehabilitation

    Conservation of heritages sites traditionalist, nationalistand modernist approach of cultural renewal

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    Policy type 1950

    Major strategy and orientation Reconstruction and extension ofolder areas based on Master Plan

    Key actors and stake holders National and local govt., privatesector developers

    Spatial activity level Local and site level

    Economic focus Public sector investment withprivate sector involvement

    Social context Improvement and living andhousing standards

    Physical context Replacement of inner areas andperipheral regions

    Environmental approach Landscaping and greenery

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    Policy type 1990 to date

    Major strategy and orientation Focus on urban living quality

    Key actors and stake holders Public private partnership,government semi public

    Spatial activity level City and regional level

    Economic focus Private sector taxation

    Social context Emergence of new social

    organization

    Physical context Revitalization, comprehensiverenewal

    Environmental approach Environmental sustainabilityimpact assessment

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    There is absence of holistic and integrated approach inunderstanding urban renewal. The prevailing planningtool, master plan, does not incorporate the integratedconcept of renewal.

    Earlier renewal was restricted to heritage sites andnow the focus is the slum areas, where lack of proper

    social and economic interventions results indisplacement of slums.

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    THANK YOU

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    KRISHNAKALI GHOSH091110213ART AND GRAPHICS2nd SEMESTERB.PLANNING2009-2010