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: VOL 45 No. 35 August 28 - September 03, 2010
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NURM and the Poor in Globalising Mega Cities
(5th August 2006)
Darshini Mahadevia
 
The central government's National Urban Renewal Mission is expected to convert select cities into "world class" urban centres. The submission for basic services that falls under the NURM would benefit the poor only if they have security of tenure and their settlements and dwelling units get connected to these networks. The land question is central to making affordable housing available for the poor. Since the mission does not address this question, how would a city become world class without reaching out to half its population? The mission will instead encourage processes that would displace the poor, rather than include them in the process of city transformation.
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