COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN - Puri District

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Comprehensive Development Plan – PKDA 2031Table 6.3: Housing demand assessment for PKDA- 2031BlockAreaDecadalGrowthRate(%)Population2001ProjectedPopulation2031No of HHHHSize2001 2031 2001 2001 2031Total No ofDUrequiredPuri Town 5253 30 1,57,837 3,44,098 30969 5.1 67470Puri Sadar 1684 32 14,880 33,328 2819 5.27 6037Block A 9883 19 17,238 29,054 3272 5.26 5244Konark 3510 34 16,979 61,487 2853 5.95 10333Block B 3486 20 6,872 10,005 1598 4.30 2354PKDA(TOTAL)23816 29 2,13,806 4,77,972 41511.00 5.15 93469.00Existing Total occupied Houses: PKDA 37329Total new Housing demand 56140Existing Housing Shortage (41511- 37329) 4182Existing No. of Dilapidated Houses (Assuming 5% of the total stock) 1866Total Demand for 2031 (Total new demand+ Shortage + Dilapidated stock) 621886.8 SlumsSource: CEPT survey & AnalysisAs per the 2001 Census of India, “a slum is a compact area of at least 300 persons population orabout 60-70 households of poorly built congested tenements, in an unhygienic environment usually withinadequate infrastructure and lacking in proper sanitary and drinking water facilities”.The Government of Odisha defines Slums as follows:“Slum area” means any predominantly residential area, where the dwellings which by reasons ofdilapidation, overcrowding faulty arrangements or designs, lack of ventilation, light or sanitaryfacilities or any combination of these factors, are detrimental to safety and health of the inhabitants orothers and which is defined by development plan as a slum area.6.8.1 Existing slums in PKDA Region/AreaUrbanization in any city is accompanied with the growth of slums. The city of Puri is no exception toslum development and proliferation. In fact, the slum proliferation and informal sector has beengrowing since evolution modern Puri. The growth of informal sector in slums and squatters is due tohuge migration from the rural hinterland and borders states of Andhra Pradesh in search ofemployment particularly in tourism and fishing sector. The slum settlements in the city can be classifiedinto slum colonies belonging to fishing communities, common slums, population squatting on the landbelonging to Indian railways and other government agencies. The growth of slums, squatters andinformal settlements has become more acute after super cyclone, which has aggregated the problem.Most of the slums of the city ate located on unutilized Government land/ Railway land. TheseGovernment land remained temporarily vacant where development could not be done immediately.This provides favorable opportunities to the lower economic groups specially belonging to the laborclasses who came to the city in quest of new opportunities and employment. A significant portion of theslum dwellers in Puri are migrants in search of employment, primarily in the unorganized sector. Basiccharacteristics of these slums are dilapidated housing structures with poor ventilation, overcrowding,CEPT, Ahmedabad 135
Comprehensive Development Plan – PKDA 2031inadequate lighting, lack of potable water, absence of sanitation facilities, faulty alignment ofstreets/lanes, inundation during monsoon season, lack of access for fire-fighting and control measuresand other basic physical and social services.As per the 2001 Census, there were 33768 slum populations in the city, which constituted about 21.39percent of the city‟s population. Lack of civic services, unhygienic living conditions coupled with increasein housing stock deficit gave raise to slum dwellings and its population.Table 6.4: Basic details about slum in Puri townIndex Town SlumPopulation 157837 33768Average Household Size 5.1 5Sex Ratio 919 902Proportion of SC Population in Slums 6.68 10.47Proportion of ST Population in Slums 0.21 0.17Literacy Rate 74 51.89Workers Participation Ratio 29.99 30.53Proportion of Main Workers to Total Workers 28.28 92.17Source: CEPT survey & AnalysisFig 6.20: Poor Living Conditions in SlumsCEPT, Ahmedabad 136
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