01197nam a22001577a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005808200100007610000670008624500950015326000400024830000270028852006590031565000260097465500390100020240226161715.0240226b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9789356408548  a658.8  a;IDFCa;National Institute of Urban Affarisa;Sebastian Morris  aIndian Infrastructure report 2023b:Urban Planning and Developmentc/IDFC;Sebastian Morris  aNew Delhib:Bloomsbury Booksc,2024  axxi,374 Pagesc;28 cm.  aPractitioners, researchers and experts came together to write the 25 chapters of this report. It highlights the centrality of major reforms in urban planning, including the need to integrate land use planning with transport planning, and ULBs to be financially sustainable. The functionality of the organisation of the ULBs, and its autonomy in embedding of accountability is also highlighted. Governance reforms are crucial for value creating planning, investment and management.

The report ought to be of interest to practitioners, policymakers, academics, think tanks, and a variety of other stakeholders engaged in the development of India's cities.  aInfrastructure Sector  a;Governanceb;Urban Infrastructure