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Connecting cities : India

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Titre

Connecting cities : India

Sujet

India, Inde, urbanisation, croissance urbaine, mondialisation, exclusion, financement, financing, développement urbain

Description

Extract from the introduction by Chris Johnson :
 
The bustle and chaos associated with Indian cities encompasses only 27% of the country's population. The other 73% of India's population still live in rural areas and villages spread across the countryside - yet across the world, half the population now live in cities.
 
Chetan Vaidya, the director of the Indian National Institute of Urban Affairs (NUIA) believes that India's urban population, currently around 285 million people, is likely to become twice this by 2030, indicating how important the urbanisation of India will be in coming years. Cities like Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore are likely to continue growing while many smaller towns will become cities in their own right.
 
This book traces Indian urbanity from the macro level of the statistics of population growth right down to the provision of an individual water tap in a low income settlement.   Contents :   Chris Johnson - Introduction Philipp Rode and Rit Chandra - Urban India : Comparing Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Bangalore Amitabh Kundu - Globalisation and exclusionary urban growth in developing countries : The Indian case Narinder Nayar and Bombay First - Vision Mumbai : A snapshot H.S. Sudhira - The emergence of world city : Bangalore Chetan Vaidya and Hitesh Vaidya - Creative financing of urban infrastructure in India : Market-based financing and public-private partnership options    

Créateur

Multiple authors

Éditeur

Metropolis Congress

Date

2008

Format


160

Type

Autre

Identifiant

http://www.metropolis.org/publications/connecting-cities-india-research-publication-metropolis-congress