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f) Meetings with NGOs City Development Plan for Agra City in the state of Uttar Pradesh under JNNURM A meeting with NGOs was held on 25th & 26th June, 2006 representatives from bilateral agencies and NGO’s like Sankalp, CSE and Sulabh International. The meeting was called for in response to City Development Plan. Following issues has been raised by the NGOs • Water supply in limited area of the city with low pressure • T junctions as compared to crossing creates more congestions • They mentioned that there is complete absence of any traffic management in the city, and no one adheres to the traffic rules. • The NGO volunteers raised the issue that only newly planned areas have access to open spaces, gardens etc. There is an inherent need for developing lung spaces. • Another important issue raised is the condition of drains in the city is very poor and most of the drains remained choked throughout the year. • The NGO members felt the quality of water is very poor and the quantity becomes a major problem in many areas of the city during summers. a. Meeting with Supreme Court Representative As per meeting with the Supreme Court representative following are the foremost priority issues for the Agra city: • Provision of potable water • Cleanliness in the city • Solutions to the traffic related problems • Upkeep and maintenance of tourist spots • Night attraction to attract tourists • Illumination of Taj Mahal 12.3.3 Workshops on formulation of City Vision As part of the consultation process a full day Stakeholder Workshop was held on 26th June 2006 at Youth Hostel, Agra. For this workshop stakeholders from central, state and local government, also non-governmental organizations, experts from varied fields, RWAs, Associations – traders, transporters, petha industry, shoe-making industry etc. were invited. The main aim of the workshop was to present the findings of the rapid assessment and to formulate vision for the city, also to obtain feedback from the stakeholders, through group discussions, on the priority issues affecting 109 MDP Consultants in association with Allianz Securities Ltd. Project team discusses with NGO representatives Project Team discusses the issues, problems and suggestion with Mr. Raman, representative Monitoring Committee Supreme View of Stakeholders meeting at Youth Hostel
City Development Plan for Agra City in the state of Uttar Pradesh under JNNURM the growth and development of the city. The main agenda of the consultation was a presentation on assessment of the city, development strategies, and finalization of the vision for the city and prioritization of projects identified by the consultants. The project prioritization and vision for the city was also discussed in the workshop. At the out set of the meeting the participants were also appraised of the scope, aims and objectives of preparation of City Development Plan for Agra. Following are the foremost priority sectors, as suggested during the workshop; • Based on the consultations and prioritization of the projects, among all the sectors transport was given the topmost priority. The improvement in water supply and sewerage was given the next priority. • Some representatives were of the view for carrying out primary survey while preparation of CDP. They were clarified about the scope and time frame for completion of CDP, and it is not possible to undertake primary survey. However, the Consultant had assured that if found any gap, it should verify by visiting the place. • The Member, Monitoring Committee of Supreme Court suggested that the projects identified should be as per the provisions of the Master Plan-2021. He was informed that Master Plan provisions have been considered while formulating the strategies and identification of projects. • The representatives also enquired about why education and health have not been considered while identifying the projects. It was informed that these aspects are not under the scope JNNURM. The workshop was followed by a discussion held with Commissioner, Agra Nagar Nigam along with the Deputy Commissioner. During the discussion Deputy Commissioner expressed his concern about the shifting of Petha Industry that is posing serious health hazard and problems in disposal of waste. Concern was also expressed about the non-maintenance of the existing parks and open spaces due to shortage of funds. As part of the consultation program and in continuation to consultations being carried out across the city to arrive at a consensus on the key issues identified with regards various elements analyzed and to firm up the optional strategies to address the service delivery and financial issues identified 12.3.4 Workshop on Project Identification A workshop was held on July 7th 2006 with various representatives from Government Officials, NGOs and members of Citizen Council etc. Shri S.S.Yadav Commissioner, ANN enquired the tourism vision & strategies and the project identified within it to attract more tourists to the city. It was clarified by the consultants that for 110 MDP Consultants in association with Allianz Securities Ltd. Moreover, from the citywide stakeholder consultations and stakeholder workshop, the following proposals for development of infrastructure emerged. • Facilities for Urban Poor • Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage • Solid waste management • Urban Environment • Road and street lighting/Traffic management Prioritized sector from the workshop were: Quality of water supply as the top priority, solid waste management, sewerage, roads, traffic & transportation, drainage and tourism.
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