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MASTERS IN URBAN & REGIONAL PLANING

LEADING TO DEGREE - M.PLAN (URP)

INTRODUCTION TO PLANNING

- Presentation by -

Prof. Hakimuddin M. BharmalHead, HDCP, Rajkot

What WORLD says about PLANNING?

VVP Sanchalit Harsukhbhai K. Dhruv Centre of Planning (HDCP), Rajkot / +91 281 2783701 – 702 / [email protected] / www.hdcprajkot.org


Why WORLD needs PLANNING & PLANNERS?

‘Global Human Population Explosion – Critical Events’



‘Acute Disparity in Global Population Density’



‘Inequality in Global Wealth Distribution’



‘Impact of Climate Change’ on our only shelter - Earth



‘The Global Goals for Sustainable Development’ by United Nations (UN)


Why INDIA needs PLANNING & PLANNERS?


Prof. D. S. Meshram, President, ITPI, India refers

ACUTE SHORTAGE OF QUALIFIED PLANNING

PROFESSIONALS IN INDIA FOR UPCOMING ERA

Spatial Planning and development activities

got major boost in India due to liberalization

of economy and industrial policies, and

emerging globalization trends.

Why INDIA needs PLANNING & PLANNERS?

Existing & Upcoming Urban areas in form of

SEZ, Townships, High-Tech City, IT City,

Knowledge City, Cyber City, Green City, and

Smart City create new avenues &

opportunities for QUALIFIED PLANNERS

Urban population is likely to increase from 377

to 600 million by 2030 and 900 million by 2050

Number of Cities & Towns increase from 5,161

to 7,993 during 2001-11 and 10,000+ by 2021.Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of

India stated that a person who is a GOOD

ENGINEER, may not be a GOOD PLANNER;

similarly person who is a GOOD ARCHITECT,

may not be a GOOD PLANNER

As per Census 2001, India has 5,161 Towns and ONLY 3,000 QUALIFIED PLANNERS

As per Census 2011, India has 7,933 Towns and ONLY 4,500 QUALIFIED PLANNERS

By 2031, India needs 3,00,000 QUALIFIED PLANNERS

In 1960, T.J. Manickam, President, ITPI raised

issue of acute shortage of QUALIFIED PLANNES

due to which planning tasks were being given

to Architects and Engineers.

What WE @ HDCP means PLANNING?

PLAN THE FUTURECHANGE THE FUTURE


PLANNING : A World of DIVERSITY


PLANNING : Multi DISCIPLINARY Profession

Masters inPlanning

Architecture(B.Arch.)

Economics(M.A.)

CivilEngineering(B.E./B.Tech.)

Geography(M.A./M.Sc.)

Sociology(M.A.)

Planning(B.Plan)

Academic Eligibility For Admission

• Bachelors in Architecture / Planning /

Engineering or Technology (Civil or

equivalent) with 50% for General

category and 45% marks for Reserved

(SC/ST/OBC) category

OR

• Masters in Geography / Economics /

Sociology with 50% marks for General

category and 45% marks for Reserved

(SC/ST/OBC) category

‘Unique Platform’

for various

‘Distinct yet Versatile’

streams


PLANNING : Multi DIRECTIONAL Profession

Choice to pursue ‘Planning’

from multiple options

• URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING

• URBAN PLANNING

• REGIONAL PLANNING

• ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

• HOUSING

• TRANSPORTATION PLANNING

• INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING

‘Blend’ of various

‘Independent

yet Allied’

endeavors

TRANSP-ORTATION PLANNING

ENVIRON-MENTAL

PLANNING

REGIONAL PLANNING

URBAN PLANNING

URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING

INFRA-STRUCTURE PLANNING

HOUSING


PLANNING : Multi DIMENSIONAL Profession

Urban

Re-generation

Area

Development

Town

Planning

SchemeWater-front

Development

Informal

Sector

Planning

Project &

Development

Finance

Tourism

PlanningIndustrial

Area Plan

Vision

Statement &

Master Plan

Sustainable

Planning

Smart

City PlanGender

Studies

Advocacy

Planning

Planning

Policies

Resource

ManagementGIS &

Geo-Spatial

Modelling

Disaster

Mitigation

Economic

Studies

Waste

Management

Land-use &

Zoning

Project

Appraisal

Impact

Assessment

Studies

Remote

Sensing

Real-Estate

Appraisal

SEZ & SIR

Planning

Socio-

Cultural

Studies

Structural

PlanUrban

Planning

SWOT & CB

Analysis

Housing &

Settlement

Regional

Planning

Environmental

Studies

Conservation

Planning

Development

Plan

Infrastructure

PlanningTransportation

Planning

Climate

Change &

Resilience

Transit

Oriented

Planning

Valuation

Inclusive

Planning

Feasibility

StudiesGreen-Field

Development

& PlanningParticipatory

& Community

Planning

Urban

Mobility &

Walkability

‘Ultimate Opportunity’ for ‘Challenging yet Thriving’ practice


VVP Sanchalit Harsukhbhai K. Dhruv

Centre of Planning (HDCP), Rajkot / +91

281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org


Development Plan Master Plan Environmental Studies

Gender Studies Feasibility Studies Infrastructure Planning




281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org


Town Planning Schemes Climate Change & Resilience Regional Planning

Smart City Plan Waterfront Development Informal Sector Planning




281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org


Urban Planning Tourism Planning Housing and Settlement

Area Development Disaster Mitigation Remote Sensing and GIS




281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org


Waste Management SEZ and SIR Plan Geo-Spatial Modelling

Socio-Cultural Studies Sustainable Planning Urban Mobility & Walkability




281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org


Land Use & Zoning SWOT Analysis Inclusive Planning

Transportation Planning Conservation Planning Transit Oriented Planning




281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org


Advocacy Planning Urban Re-generation Impact Assessment Studies

Natural Resource Management Green-Field Development Planning Policies


PLANNING : Authoritative FLAGSHIP Initiatives




281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org

Chandigarh, Punjab Delhi Gandhinagar, Gujarat

Amravati, Andhra Pradesh Jaipur, Rajasthan Bhubaneswar, Odisha

PLANNING : Indian SUCCESS Stories




281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org

Naya Raipur, Chhattisgarh Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra Magarpatta, Maharashtra

NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh Jamshedpur, Jharkhand Bokaro, Jharkhand





281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org

Vallabh Vidyanagar, Gujarat Nalanda, Bihar IIT Kharagpur, West Bengal

Reliance Township, Jamnagar Sahara City, Coimbatore DLF Private City, Gurgaon





281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org

Kolkata Trams Delhi Metro Mumbai Local Train

BEST, Mumbai BRTS, Ahmedabad Electric Rickshaws, Agra





281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org

DMIC Corridor Yamuna Expressway Marmagao Port, Goa

Special Investment Region, Dholera GIFT City, Gandhinagar Chenani Nashri Tunnel, J & K





281 2783701 – 702 /

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www.hdcprajkot.org

Sabaramati Riverfront, A’bad Godavari Riverfront, Nanded Clean Ganga Project

Ghats of Varanasi Hussain Sagar Lake, Hyderabad Kakaria Lake, A’bad





281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org

Cochin International Airport Charanka Solar Park, Gujarat Muppandal, Tamil Nadu

Narmada Canal, Gujarat Tehri Hydroplant, Uttarakhand Tidal Energy, Gulf of Kutchh



BSUP, Vijayawada Rajiv Aawas Yojana, Mysore Indira Aawas Yojana, Undadi

Cluster Redevelopment, Bhendi Bazaar Slum Networking, Indore In-situ Upgradation, Dharavi





281 2783701 – 702 /

[email protected] /

www.hdcprajkot.org

Antyodaya Yojana MNREGA Training for Self-Employment

Hygiene & Sanitation Rural Livelihood Mission PM-Gram Sadak Yojana



PLANNING : Diversified PROFESSIONAL Career

Government

NGO

Corporate

Individual

Independent

Collaborative

Consultancy

Advisory

Teaching

Research

Advocacy

Training


PLANNING : Prominent PROSPECTIVE Employers

• Town & Country Planning Department

• Ministry of Urban / Rural Development

• Ministry of Tourism , Housing & InfrastructureCentre

• State Town Planning Department

• State Infrastructure & Industry Development Board

• State Tourism Development CorporationsState

• Region Development Authority

• Industrial Development Corporations like SEZ, SIR etc.

• National Capital Regional Planning BoardRegion

• Municipal Corporation like RMC, AMC, SMC, etc.

• Urban Development Authority

• Area Development Authority City & ULB

• Aga-khan Rural Development Network

• World Resource Institute

• United Nations OrganizationSemi / Non Govt.

‘Government & Semi / Non Govt.’ Departments & Organizations


United Nations UN-HABITAT

World Bank Asian Development Bank

RED CROSS African Development Bank

KPMG Price Waterhouse Coopers

Boston Consulting Group Mott MacDonald

William Atkins Group Urban Design & Planning International

Ernst & Young LEA Associates

Tata Energy Research Institute ARKI Techno Consultants

HCP Design, Planning Mgt. Pvt. Ltd. AECOM India Pvt Ltd

Environment Design Consultants Feedback Infra Pvt. Ltd.

Design & Planning Consultants CRISIL Infrastructure

Urban Mgt. Consultants Sai Consulting Engineers

PLANNING : Prominent PROSPECTIVE Employers

‘Corporate & Private’ Organizations / Companies / Firms


Are you READY for


…if your reply is ‘Yes’

…then ‘Planning’ is your ‘Future’

And ‘Planning @ HDCP’ is your ‘Destination’

Pursue your ‘ULTIMATE PROFESSIONAL’ education @

PLANNING @ HDCP : TRUST & TRUSTEE

‘VVP - Vyavasayi Vidya Pratishthan’


Shri. Kaushikbhai

Shukla

Trustee

Shri. LalitbhaiMehta

Managing Trustee

Late Shri. Pravinbhai

Maniyar

Chairman & President

Shri. Harshalbhai

Maniar

Trustee

Late Shri. Sanjaybhai

Maniar

Trustee

Shri. Dr.Sanjeevbhai

Oza

Trustee

PLANNING @ HDCP : INAUGURATION

Inaugural

speech by

Shri.

Pravinkaka

Inaugural

speech by CM

Shri. Vijaybhai

Rupani

Shri.

Pravinkaka

with CM

Shri. Vijaybhai

Rupani

Inaugural

speech by

Prof.

Hakimuddin

Bharmal

Inauguration

of HDCP

Inaugural

plate of HDCP


PLANNING @ HDCP : RESOURCE

Prof. Rushikesh

Kotadia,

Core Faculty

Prof. Kandarp

Saparia,

Visiting Faculty

Prof.

Hakimuddin

Bharmal,

Head

Prof. Harsh

Banker,

Visiting Faculty

Prof. Keyur

Nagecha,

Visiting Faculty

Mr. Dhaval

Pankhaniya,

RA & TA


PLANNING @ HDCP : EXPERT

Prof. Vivek

Parekh, Anant

University

Ex. TPO Shri.

Bakulesh

Rupani

RMC & RUDA

Dr. C.N.Ray

CEPT University

Prof. Jigna Desai

CEPT University

Mr. Jayendra

Shinde

Ahmedabad

Prof. Sameer Manek

SaurashtraUniversity

Prof. Naishad Jani

Surat

TPO Shri. Rajesh Rawal

TPVD, Rajkot

Prof. Anal Vaishnav, GIFT City,

Gandhinagar

Mr. AmitMistry

Ahmedabad


PLANNING @ HDCP : CAMPUS


PLANNING @ HDCP : INTERACTION


PLANNING @ HDCP : ACADEMICS


BATCH – 2016-18 : STUDIO – 1 : AREA-PLANNING

FORTIFIED TOWN : URBAN CORE OF RAJKOT

PLANNING @ HDCP : ACADEMICS


WELCOME TO PLANNING | WELCOME TO HDCP

- Presentation by -

Prof. Hakimuddin M. BharmalHead, HDCP, Rajkot

- Presentation Assisted by -

Dhaval Pankhaniya

HDCP, Rajkot

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