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Tag Archives: India
A reflection on smart city and urban future
Since its inception, the smart city concept has gone through many criticism and transformation to be finally adopted in Indian context. First, the central government was convinced to change their policy from 100 new smart cities to 100 smart cities … Continue reading
Posted in Heritage and Planning, Planning, city, and society
Tagged India, Indian cities, smart city, smart city models
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Private sector water tanker, water vendor, and packaged water in Indian cities: Innovation in governance?
‘Water’ is understood both as natural resource and public good. Based on certain political positions, the later one is debatable. Most importantly, it is debatable also from constraints in implementability. In academic literature, the term ‘resource’ is criticised to have … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond planning, Planning, city, and society, Resources, Uncategorized
Tagged India, innovation, Private Sector, Water
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Critical thinking on smartness, service providing and technology: YA sessions at UTC Palermo
Guest author: Dezsö Vajtho, Utrecht University, MSc Sustainable Development (LinkedIN). This post is a report from the two sessions organized by the AESOP Young Academics network during the Urban Thinker Campus, an event organzed by PUSH, included in the World Urban … Continue reading
The new face of Metropolitan Governance in Mumbai
Guest author: Pooja Shetty With cities growing in terms of their population size and jurisdiction, metropolitan governance is taking new forms which are shaped by the political environment, economic reforms and globalization effects. One such form of governance is seen in … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond planning
Tagged decision-making process, governance, India, metropolitan areas, Mumbai, spatial planning, strategic planning
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