Topic Name :

Redevelopment of Slum into Smart City

• NAME OF CANDIDATES:
1.AJABE PRAJYOT B.
2.CHORDIYA MAHENDRA P.
3.MEMANE AKSHAY N.
4.PAWAR SHUBHAM P.

• PROJECT GUIDE : ROHIT SHINTRE SIR

• PROJECT CO-ORDINATOR : ABHIJEET DATYE SIR
• DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
• RMD SINHGAD SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING,WARJE,PUNE
 CONTENTS

• INTRODUCTION
• PROBLEM STATEMENT
• LITERATURE REVIEW
• METHODOLOGY
• REFERENCES
• CONCLUSION
 INTRODUCTION

• As one of the largest cities in India, and as a result of its

many colleges and universities, Pune is emerging as a
prominent location for IT and manufacturing companies to
expand. Pune has the seventh largest metropolitan economy
and the sixth highest per capita income in the country.
• Pune’s rapid industrialization in recent years has led to an
increased demand for construction workers. With the boom in
trade and commerce, the middle class has grown, creating a
demand for jobs such as maids, gardeners, security guards and
rag pickers. In recent years streams of people have moved from
rural areas to Pune. All such factors give rise to slum
formation.
• Slum population makes positive contribution to the city economy
by active participation in productive activities. Efforts must be
mobilized to control the future growth of unhygienic slums and
improve living condition of the people. The physical and social
well being is also of paramount importance in the growth of the
city.
• Many researchers have derived general housing strategies for
urban dwellers, but there is no such housing strategies for provide
affordable housing and basic amenities to the slum dwellers.
• In city of Pune, 32.5% of total population is residing in slums
within old city limits in 2011. According to projections, an
additional 33 lacs of people in Pune will need 3.5 lac homes
by the year 2027. Considering the current scenario and the
need for slum redevelopment,area from Pune City was
selected.
 PROBLEM STATEMENT
Aim: To study a slum area and plan for it’s Redevelopment for it’s
transformation into a smart city with basic facilities.
Objectives
• The following objectives are framed for the study under the
project:
• To study the existing scenario and socio-economics of slums of
proposed zone of city Pune.
• To recognize issues facing rehabilitation of slum in the study
area.
• To evolve a suitable shelter strategy model on the lines of a
Smart city for the rehabilitation and redevelopment of the slums
dwellers of Pune city in general and the selected zone as
particular.
 LITERATURE REVIEW
NAME OF AUTHOR & YEAR RESEARCH /JOURNAL PAPER
AMOL PRAKASH TATIYA & REDEVELOPMENT OF SLUM WITH
ARATI SIDDHARTH PETKAR SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON LOW COST
(DEC 2013) CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES AND
MATERIALS: CASE STUDY OF PUNE CITY
ABSTRACT
Urbanization is emerging as the
most pervasive and dominant
challenge as well as opportunity
today. As a result, they are
increasingly facing the negative
consequences of rapid
urbanization,Therefore slum
redevelopment in urban areas is the
need of the hour.
Dr. Abir Bandyopadhyay, Vandana
Agrawal
Associate Proessor, Department of
Architecture, N.I.T. Raipur (C.G.) Asst.
Prof.Department of Architecture,
N.I.T. Raipur (C.G.)
(April 2013)
1 Patel Achal S.,
2 Prof. Himanshu J. Padhya
1 M.E. Town & Country Planning)
2Head of Civil Engineering
Department, SCET, Surat,India
(2014)
Author: Malvika Singh Parmar
Affiliation: Western Michigan
University
(2009)
Slums In India: From Past To Present
Rehabilitation of Slum: A Case Study
of West Zone of Surat City
A case study of slum redevelopment
in Jaipur, India: Is neglecting women
an option?”
: India is one of the fastest
developing countries with many
metropolitan cities .The aim of this
paper is to study and examine slum
areas and their living conditions,
and finding out the most critical
and problematic zone of the slums.
One of the greatest challenges that
India faces according to census 2011
is increasing population and
urbanization
Therefore the study is carried on
rehabilitation of existing slum pockets
of various sites of west zone of
Surat city.
This paper focuses on the role of
women in community development
in slums in the developing nations.
Fieldwork was conducted in the
slums of Jaipur, India during the
summer of 2009 and analyzes in
particular the urban development
program in the city.
Sundar Burra Adviser Society for
Promotion of Area Resource Centres
(SPARC)
Slum Sanitation in Pune This case study looks at a major
experiment carried out in Pune city,
the educational and cultural capital of
the State of Maharashtra. Pune is 120
miles away from Mumbai and has a
population of 28 lakhs, of whom
about 40% live in slums.

Carsten Butsch Growing `Smart'? Urbanization The Indian city of Pune witnessed
Shamita Kumar Processes in the Pune Urban rapid growth and deep transformation
Lakshmi N. Agglomeration processes in the last three decade.The
Kantakumar paper concludes that urban
Paul D.Wagner development has to become holistic,
Mareike Kroll integrative and participative and
Erach Bharucha should abandon the stereotype vision
, Karl Schneider of the world class city in favor of a
and Frauke Kraas sustainable, locally adjusted pathway
of development..
Bouddha Charumitra,
Dhote Krishna Kumar and Sharma
Anupama
Department of Architecture and
Planning, Maulana Azad National
Institute of Technology (MANIT),
Bhopal, INDIA (2014)
Prof. Vinit Mukhija
Department of Urban Planning, UCLA
Slum Redevelopment Strategy: A
Way forward to Urban
Environment Management through
Inclusive Approach
Enabling Slum Redevelopment in
Mumbai: Policy Paradox in Practice
Being leading developing nation in
pro-poor initiatives, the paper
attempts to investigate into Indian
approaches about slums and
concludes upon measures to be
incorporated in slum
redevelopment strategies for
inclusive urban planning resulting
in overall urban environment
improvement.
This paper examines the complexities
involved in “enabling” the provision of
housing in developing countries. In
conventional thinking the enabling
strategy focuses on the ability of the
private sector, specifically the
“markets,” to deliver affordable
housing.
 METHODOLOGY

• Collection of data and information from different authorities

• Survey and site analysis
• Recognize issues facing redevelopment of slum in the study area.
• Estimation of area and cost of Redevelopment.
• Evolve a suitable shelter strategy for Redevelopment following
guidelines of smart cities mission.
• Provision of basic Basic amenities of Drainage,Water supply, street
light,Road pavements,Sanitation and waste management.
 REFERENCES

• www.sciencedirect.com
• www researchgate.com
• www.ieee.org
The slums are not a place of despair! Its
inhabitants are all working towards a better life.
Every citizen has a right to livelihood under safe
and healthy condition.
We can do our bit in realising the goal.

THANK YOU
2nd REVIEW
Redevelopment of Slum into Smart City
• NAME OF CANDIDATES:
1.AJABE PRAJYOT B.
2.CHORDIYA MAHENDRA P.
3.MEMANE AKSHAY N.
4.PAWAR SHUBHAM P.

• PROJECT GUIDE :ASST PROF ROHIT SHINTRE

• PROJECT CO-ORDINATOR : ASST PROF ABHIJEET DATYE
• DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
• RMD SINHGAD SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING,WARJE,PUNE
 Contents
• Visit to PMC
• Outcome of PMC visit
• Officers met
• MASHAL-NGO
• Visit to SRA Pune
• Pictures
• Outcome of SRA Visit
 Visit to PMC
• To obtain various information about the various processes
involved in the project.
• To Inquire about procurement of required documents.
• To meet the concerned authority associated with slum
issues.
• To submit an application for the allotment of slum area.
• To discuss with such authorised person for the
Improvement and changes to be made in the project.
• To gain an overview of the probable hindrances and issues
involved.
 Outcome of visit
• Submittance of Application
• Meeting with concerned
authorities
• Discussion about the stages of
project
• Information about slum
rehabilitation programme’s by
state and central government.
Officers met
during visit
 MASHAL
• Distressed by the plight of the urban poor in search of
housing and livelihood in cities, in 1985 a few likeminded
architects, urban planners and social workers came
together to establish MASHAL.
• MASHAL is a non-governmental organization striving since
1985 to usher in development of the destitute irrespective
of caste, class, sex and religion. It mobilizes and organizes
slum dwellers to improve their living conditions. We
execute schemes which integrate multidimensional,
multilevel, and dynamic understandings of poor people’s
livelihoods.
Visit to Slum rehabilitation
authority PUNE
• Pune, the cultural capital & educational centre of
Maharashtra & Pimpri Chinchwad,the renowned
industrial hub of the state having 28% and 14.78 % of
population residing in the slum respectively.
• The slum dwellers in these fast growing twin cities
are contributing the development of these cities but
they are forced to reside in unhealthy and unhygienic
atmosphere.
• Hence the "Slum Rehabilitation Scheme" of the
Government of Maharashtra looked after by
SRA,Pune.
 Outcome of SRA Visit
• Meeting with SRA officer chandrakant bhoke sir
and information procurement.
• Discussion about role of SRA in slum
Rehabilitation
• Understanding difference in roles of PMC and
SRA
• Obtainment of information booklet of SRA
guidelines.
THANK YOU