Master Plan 2031

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vyoj ekLVj Iyku & 2031
uxj ekufp=] vyoj ¼2011½
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vyoj ekLVj Iyku & 2031
lkekU;d`r fo|eku Hkw&mi;ksx ekufp=] vyoj 2011
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vyoj ekLVj Iyku & 2031
Hkw&mi;ksx fooj.k 2011 ¼{ks=Qy gSDVj esa½
Ø-la- Hkw&mi;ksx orZeku fodflr {ks=
2011
fodflr {ks= dk izfr’kr
1- vkoklh; 1858 45-60
2- okf.kfT;d 196 4-80
3- vkS|ksfxd 1055 26-00
4- jktdh; 42 1-00
5- vkeksn&izeksn 84 2-00
6- lkoZtfud ,oa v)Z lkoZtfud 309 7-60
7- ifjlapj.k 527 13-00
dqy fodflr {ks= 4071 100-00
8- jktdh; vkjf{kr 1182
9- ckxkr@Ms;jh 35
10- igkM+h@tyk’k; 10
11- [kqyk {ks= 510
;ksx 'kgjhd`r {ks= 5808
• vkeksn&izeksn ds vUrxZr Ik;kZIr {ks= fodflr ugh gSA
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vyoj ekLVj Iyku & 2031
'kgjh tula[;k o`f) % o"kZ 2001 & 2011
2001 2011 o`f) nj
I. vyoj ¼u-i½ 2-61 yk[k 3-15 yk[k 21-0 %
II. vyoj ¼'kgjh {ks=½ 2-66 yk[k 3-41 yk[k 28-2 %
o"kZ 2011 dh tux.kuk esa vyoj 'kgjh {ks= esa 'kkfey fd;s x;s
4 xk¡o ¼eUukdk] csykdk] Hkwxj] fnokdjh½
III. vyoj 'kgjh {ks= ls tqMs+ xk¡oksa dh tual[;k = 40]016
'kgjh {ks= ls tqMs+ gq, xk¡oksa dks lfEefyr djrs gq, vyoj uxjh;
{ks= dh dqy tual[;k 2011 = 3]81]399
'kgjh {ks= dh tula[;k o`f) nj = 34-50 %
'kgjh {ks= esa 'kkfey xk¡oksa dh tula[;k o`f) nj
¼2001&2011½ = 40 %
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vyoj ekLVj Iyku & 2031
Lkeh{kk% ekLVj Iyku] vyoj – 2001/2011 & eq[; fcUnq
• orZeku ekLVj Iyku jkT; ljdkj }kjk fnukad% 06-02-1990 dks Lohd`r ,oa vf/klwfpr%
o ekLVj Iyku dks rRdkyhu ,u-lh-vkj ifj;kstuk ds vuqlkj f{kfrt o"kZ 2001 gsrq 5
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o ekLVj Iyku cukus gsrq vk/kkj o"kZ 1988 j[kk x;kA
o o"kZ 2001 dh tux.kuk ds vuqlkj okLrfod tula[;k dsoy 2-66 yk[k rd igqaphA
o QyLo:Ik ekLVj Iyku esa izLrkfor {ks= esa dkQh Hkwfe o"kZ 2001 rd fjDr jg x;hA
• vr% jkT; ljdkj }kjk fnukad% 29-01-2002 dks ekLVj Iyku dh le;kof/k o"kZ 2011 rd
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vyoj ekLVj Iyku & 2031
State of City Report: Hkw&mi;ksx fo’ys"k.k] vyoj ekLVj Iyku 2001
Ø-la- Hkw&mi;ksx ekLVj Iyku
esa izLrkfor
2001
fodflr
{ks= 1988
orZeku
fodflr
{ks= 2011
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izLrkfor
vfrfjDr {ks=
¼1&2½
vfrfjDr
fodflr {ks=
1988&2011
¼2&3½
vfrfjDr {ks=
fodkl (%)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
1- vkoklh; 2240 845 1858 1395 + 1013 72.6%
2- okf.kfT;d 246 76 196 170 + 120 70.6%
3- vkS|ksfxd 1180 803 1055 377 + 252 66.8%
4- jktdh; 54 8 42 46 + 34 74.0%
5- vkeksn&izeksn 188 44 84 144 + 40 27.7%
6- lkoZtfud ,oa v)Z
lkoZtfud
464 193 309 271 + 116 42.8%
7- ifjlapj.k 628 231 527 397 + 296 74.6%
dqy fodflr {ks= 5000 2200 4071 2800 + 1871 66.8%
8- jktdh; vkjf{kr 1234 1182 1182 52 --
9- ckxkr@Ms;jh 454 128 35 326 - 93
10- igkM+h@tyk’k; -- -- 10 -- --
11- [kqyk {ks= -- 100 510 - 100 + 410
;ksx 'kgjhd`r {ks= 6688 3610 5808 3078 + 2188
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MASTER PLAN ALWAR: 2031
VISION STATEMENT
Prime Concerns :
1. Economic Growth
2. Social Equity / Inclusive Development
3. Environmental Sustainability
Objectives :
i. Cities play critical role in economic growth of any nation / state, Alwar
should therefore be able to play its due role in economic growth of
Rajasthan.
ii.
While doing so Alwar should be able to take care of social equity and
environmental sustainability aspects.
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MASTER PLAN ALWAR: 2031
1. Economic Growth : Opportunities / Constraints
i. Location in close proximity of NCT Delhi / part of NCR.
ii. Located in close proximity of International Airport (Delhi) / Major entry
point to India.
iii. RRTS connecting Alwar to Delhi stands approved.
• Above features would imply availability of large market.
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MASTER PLAN ALWAR: 2031
1. Economic Growth : Opportunities / Constraints : (i) Built Heritage (ii) Eco-Heritage
• Built heritage: Alwar located in the middle of Golden Triangle of tourism (Delhi – Jaipur –
Agra) occupies relatively lower position.
• Eco-heritage: Alwar occupies relatively a higher position vis a vis Golden Triangle Towns.
Consequently eco-heritage could be exploited / and entertainment city could be planned.
• Considering about two hours travel time from Delhi (RRTS) and Jaipur,
Alwar could be an ideal week end tourist destination
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MASTER PLAN ALWAR: 2031
Economic Growth : Opportunities / Constraints :
Crystallisation of Educational and Health Facilities – Alwar
• It has been noted that knowledge Industries have started crystalising at
Alwar. Consequently this sector could be considered as a focus area for
future development of Alwar. Inter alia a knowledge city could be
planned.
• It has also been noted that health sector economic activities have also
started crystalising at Alwar. Consequently Medical tourism could be
considered as an area of focus, Inter alia a Medi city could be planned.
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MASTER PLAN ALWAR: 2031
2. Social Equity / Inclusive Development
i. Alwar has been proposed by GoR under RAY programme for making it a
SLUM FREE CITY .
ii. Affordable Housing policy Rajasthan – 2009.
• At least 15% of the dwelling units/plots (or 5% of the total residential
area of the scheme, whichever is higher) are to be earmarked for
EWS/LIG housing.
iii. GoR directions – Master Plan should address poor section of the society.
iv. 12 th Plan recommendation of planning commission – Design compact
cities with special emphasis on lower income category.
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MASTER PLAN ALWAR: 2031
3. Environmental sustainability:
i. With a view to reduce trip generation:
• Develop Alwar as a Mass Transport based city.
• Develop Alwar as a walkup neighborhood / work place city.
• Use mixed Land use zoning concept.
• Develop Alwar as a high density – high rise city.
ii. To reduce energy consumption:
• Use green technology in construction of buildings.
• Use non-conventional energy supply sources to support functioning of
city.
iii. To reduce pollution:
• Cover entire urban area with sewerage.
• Use modern methods of solid waste management.
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MASTER PLAN ALWAR: 2031
3. Environmental sustainability:
iv. To reduce resource consumption:
• The priority of ground water allocation should be drinking, agriculture
and lastly industrial consumption (recommended by MoE & F, GoI under
Environment MP Alwar)
• To protect the prime agriculture land, diversion of agriculture land for
non-agriculture purpose should be considered only in exceptional cases.
v. To conserve valuable resources:
• Develop city level water harvesting scheme.
• Use recycled water for non drinking purposes.
• Conserve and enhance built / eco-heritage areas.
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