Navi Mumbai Project management

1. Project Management
Assignment 3
Submitted by:- Ashok Kumar
Prateek Nigam
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2. Navi Mumbai- India’s
First Planned City
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3. The Project
• Navi Mumbai Project Area: 343.70 sq km
• Time: began in 1971 still development and enhancement is
undertaken but completion taken as2011
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4. Introduction
• Planned township of Mumbai on the west coast of the Indian
stateof Maharashtra
• Started in 1971 and 29 kmsfrom Mumbai City
• Charles Correa, Pravina Mehta and Shirish Patel who
presented to the government a proposal in 1964 for
constructing new growth centers across Bombay harbor on the
mainland
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5. • Airoli
• Ghansoli
• Kopar Khairane
• Vashi
• Sanpada
• Nerul
• CBD Belapur
• Kharghar
• Kamothe
• New Panvel
• Kalamboli
• Ulwe
• Dronagiri
• Taloja
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6. Objectives
• Center that would absorb immigrants, and also attract some of
Bombay’spresent population
• Efficient and rational distribution of industriesover theState
• To providephysical and social services
• To provide an environment which would permit the residents
of New Bombay to livefuller and richer lives
• To provide a physical infrastructure which prevents ethnic
enclavesamong thepopulation
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7. Planning
• Polycentric pattern of development
• Acquisition of all land to have better control of the
environment and to use land as the main resource for
development.
• Decentralization by the design of self-sufficient
townships(nodes),
• Residential neighborhoods(sector),
• Single-use zoning as opposed to the traditional multiple-use
zoning
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8. Hierarchy of Planning Authorities
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9. Constraints and Solutions
• Land acquisition dueto opposition from ownersand villagers
– Owners
• “Consent Award”- Owner can negotiate the land price
(12.5% more)
• TransferableDevelopment Rights
• Percentage acquiring and using the land for social
welfare and compensating those who lost their lands
per-forcedueto their location
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10. – Villagers
• Individual oriented programmes like stipend for
education, skill buildiing, etc.
• Village oriented programmes like grant-in-aid for
strengthening villageinfrastructure
• “Developed land” for “virgin land”- GES
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11. • Shortageof workers
– The local villagers were employed in the construction
process
– They weregiven placesto liveand work ascompensation
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12. • Water Supply asground water isnot potable
– Fundsfor developing water resources
– Dividing nodesinto water districts
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13. • Financemanagement
– Largelandsweregiven astender to privatecompanies
– Privatisation in municipal servicesthrough tenders
– Contracting out of public health works
– These encouraged the advertisement of initiatives as well
asinflow of money
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14. • Land reclamation asalot of soil waslost dueto Arabian Sea
– Extensive conventional reclamation, including quarrying
and transport of hugeamount of earth
– Dykesand polders
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15. • Problem of managing sewage
– Usesgravity and pumping mechanism
– Treatment of effluents on standards are done before
discharge
– Recycling of wastes
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16. • Problem of managing solid waste
– 45% biodegradablewaste
– Two dumping groundsof Kopar Khairaneand Kalamboli
– Garbageby 14 compactersad 6 dumperson shift basis
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17. Benefits
• Preventing encroachment
• Organisational and administrativecoordination
• Employment generation
• Morehousing facilities
• Formation of clusters
• Multi-organisational responsibility
• Public ownership of land
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18. Salient Features
• MIDC’sexisting TransThaneCreek(TTC) industrial belt
• Location of Central BusinessDistrict
• District BusinessCentrein each township
• IT booming
• SEZ project mooted in 1997
• Proposed International Airport
• Megaprojects: Centralpark, Exhibitioncentre, GolfCourse, etc
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19. • The physical infrastructure network-water supply, electricity,
storm water drainageisplanned efficiently and extensively
• Rail network of 200 km acrosscity
• Proposed International Airport planned
• Metro system being implemented in Navi Mumbai
• 40% of Navi Mumbai’s land set aside for greenery and open-
to-sky uses
• Adequateparksand playgrounds
• Developing infrastructurecost isRs. 12,822 crores
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20. Present Scenario
• Present population: 20lakhs
• 48% of the citizens of Navi Mumbai have shifted from
Mumbai and their stay hereisfor average9.81 years
• Standard of living higher than that of Mumbai
• Averagemonthly income: Rs.13259
– Literacy:98%
– Education-
• Schools:431
• Degcolleges:23
• Professional collegesinstitutes:77
• Two third of the workforce is in the age group of 18-30
years
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