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Emerging Challenges In Urban Infrastructure Development

Year 2009
Volume/Issue/Review Month Vol. - 2 | Issue 2 | July – December
Title Emerging Challenges In Urban Infrastructure Development
Authors Dr. Pradeepta Kumar Samanta
Broad area Emerging Challenges In Urban Infrastructure Development
Abstract
The urban population explosion is expected to be a whooping 40% of the total population by 2030 from 29% at present. The major reason for such growth is the great rural-urban divide in terms of available earning opportunities and civic facilities, besides large growth in IT-ITES investment in the major urban locations of India. But at the same time, urban India today faces serious challenges of growth and its management also. Across geographies, the issues of urbanization manifest in the form of overcrowding, congestion, insufficient infrastructure, inadequate service provisioning – mainly in terms of drinking water, sanitation, energy, transport solid waste management,environmental degradation and pollution etc. Against this backdrop, the present paper highlights the major challenges for the development of urban infrastructure in India.
Description Infrastructure development in the urban areas has a vital role in the economic transformation of a country. Urbanization is considered as a key indicator of overall development and economic prosperity. India’s strong economic growth over the last decade
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