TY  - BOOK
AU  - Das, Manali (PP0005316)
AU  - Amiraslani, Mehrnaz (Guide)
TI  - Understanding participation process to involve informal sector in design and planning of public realm (Also available on CD) 
U1  - P TH-2258 
PY  - 2018///
N1  - Contents 
Abstract   i 
Acknowledgements   iii 
Contents   v 
List of tables   viii 
List of Figures   ix 
List of Abbreviations   xi 
1 Introduction   1 
1. Background   1 
2. Need for Study   3 
3. Research Questions   3 
4. Aim of the Study   4 
5. Objective   4 
6. Methodology   4 
7. Scope and Limitation   5 
2 Literature Review   6 
1. Background of Ahmedabad City   6 
2. Public Spaces in Ahmedabad   6 
3. Regulatory Efforts and Guidelines for Public Spaces   9 
2.3.1 Comprehensive Development Plan 2021 (Second Revised) Part III General Development Control Regulations   9 
2.3.2 Law, Regulations and Rights of Street Vendors: Ahmedabad   10 
2.3.2.1 National Policy on Urban Street Vendors of India, 2004 & 2009   10 
2.3.2.2 Ahmedabad Street Vendors’ Scheme, 2010   11 
2.3.3 Model Building Bye-Laws   12 
2.3.3.1 Public – Semi-public   12 
2.3.4 Urban and Regional Development Plans Formulation & Im plementation Guidelines, Volume – I, 1st Draft   13 
2.3.4.1 Open Spaces   14 
2.3.4.2 Other Controls   14 
2.3.4.3 Variation by Size of Settlement   15 
2.3.4.4 Commercial Activity   15 
2.3.4.5 Urban Street Vendors   15 
2.3.5 Urban and Regional Planning in India: A Handbook for Professional Practice . 16 
2.3.6 Inclusive Design for Street Vendors in India   17 
2.3.6.1 Design Parameters  17 
2.3.6.2 Type of Market or Street Vending Area:   18 
4. Participatory Design Process in India   19 
2.4.1 Participatory Planning Processes in Indian Cities: Its Challenges and Opportunities   20 
2.4.2 Public Participation in Urban Planning with respect to 74th CAA and JNNURM Reforms: A Case of Gujarat   21 
2.4.2.1 Contemporary Planning Vs. Participatory Planning   22 
2.4.2.2 Sample Size Selection   22 
2.4.2.3 Urban Reforms for Community Participation   23 
2.4.3 The Community Participation Law in Urban India: Status and Isssues   24 
2.4.3.1 JNNURM and Urban Sector Reforms  25 
2.4.3.2 The Community Participation Law: Strengthening Citizen Participation   25 
3 Methodology   29 
1. Research Methods for Case Studies   29 
2. Case of Sabarmati Riverfront Development, Ahmedabad   29 
3.2.1 Procedures followed  30 
3.2.2 Participatory Process   33 
3.2.2.1 Ahmedabad Gujari Bazaar: Community-Based Rehabilitation Plan   33 
3.2.2.2 Public Hearing on Habitat and Livelihood Displacements   34 
3.2.3 Consideration for Informal Activities in Project   37 
3.2.4 Process of Planning and Design   42 
3. Interview with the Stakeholders of Sabarmati Riverfront Development, Ahmedabad   44 
4. Conclusion   46 
5. Case of Bhadra Plaza Redevelopment   47 
3.5.1 Procedures followed   47 
3.5.2 Participation Process   49 
3.5.3 Consideration for Informal Activities in Project   50 
3.5.4 Process of Planning and Design   51 
3.5.4.1 Architectural Controls and Urban Design Guidelines  52 
3.5.4.2 Design Strategy   53 
6. Conclusion   58 
7. Interview with the Stakeholders of Bhadra Plaza Redevelopment, Ahmedabad   56 
4 Case Studies in International Context   
1. Dreamhamar, Norway     61 
4.1.1 Partners    61 
4.1.2 Target Users    61 
4.1.3 Drivers to use Participatory Approach   61 
4.1.4 Location of Participation Process   62 
4.1.5 Pros of Participation Design Approach   62 
4.1.6 Cons of Participation Design Approach   63 
4.1.7 Facilitator’s Skills that enabled Participation   63 
4.1.8 Outcomes   63 
2. Antofagasta Limpiya Y Conectada, Chile   65 
4.2.1 Partners   65 
4.2.2 Target Users   65 
4.2.3 Drivers to use participatory process   66 
4.2.4 Location of Participation Process   66 
4.2.5 Pros of Participation Design Approach   66 
4.2.6 Cons of Participation Design Approach   66 
4.2.7 Facilitator’s Skills that enabled Participation   67 
4.2.8 Outcomes   67 
5 Conclusion   69 
1. MECHANISM 1   69 
2. MECHANISM 2   71 
3. MECHANISM 3   73 
References   75

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