Report on Indian urban infrastructure and services.

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Ministry of Urban Development, 2011. New Delhi :Description: xxxii, 248 pSubject(s):

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354.35 REP

Contents:

Chapter-I Urbanisation and Economic Growth in India 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Economic growth and structural transformation -- 1.3 Contribution of migration from rural areas -- 1.4 Some evidence on urbanisation across the states of India -- 1.5 The challenge of urban poverty -- 1.6 Preparing India’s cities -- i. Agglomeration vs congestion -- ii. Creating synergy with rural development -- 1.7 Planning for urbanisation -- 1.8 JNNURM: An assessment -- 1.9 The Way Forward -- 1.10 Capacity Building -- Chapter-II The State of Urban Service Delivery -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Service norms for Indian cities -- 2.3 State of urban service delivery -- i. Water supply -- ii. Sewerage and sanitation -- iii. Solid waste management -- iv. Urban transport and roads -- 2.4 Factors contributing to poor service delivery -- i. Inadequate investments in urban infrastructure -- ii. Poor maintenance of assets -- iii. Fragmented institutional set up -- iv. Capacity constraints -- 2.5 State of inclusive development -- Chapter-III Estimates of Investment for Urban Infrastructure -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Methodology for urban infrastructure investment estimates -- i. Service standards -- ii. Data sources -- iii. Per capita investment cost -- iv. Computation of the service backlog -- 3.3 Estimates of investment in urban infrastructure: 2012-2031 -- i. Investment estimates for eight major sectors of urban infrastructure -- ii. Investment estimates for urban infrastructure -- iii. Investment for renewal and redevelopment including slums -- iv. Investment for capacity building -- 3.4 Annual investment projections -- 3.5 Estimating operations and maintenance cost -- Chapter-IV Challenges of Urban Governance -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Basic rules for local governance -- 4.3 Institutional framework for urban governance -- 4.4 Administrative reforms -- i. Autonomy in city management -- ii. Empowered Mayors with effective devolution -- iii. One Ministry for Urban Affairs and Housing -- iv. Convergence of institutional responsibilities -- 4.5 Reforming systems of delivery -- i. Corporatisation of urban services -- ii. Coming together to deliver -- iii. Public private partnership -- iv. Regulatory regime for urban services -- v. Accountability and citizen participation -- vi. e-Governance -- 4.6 Capacity building -- 4.7 Urban planning -- 4.8 Inclusion and focus on the poor -- 4.9 Fiscal reforms -- i. Financial reporting, disclosures, and audits -- ii. Fiscal devolution -- Chapter-V Financing Urban Infrastructure -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Own revenue -- i. Tax revenues: ‛Exclusive taxes’ for ULBs -- a. Property tax -- b. Profession tax -- c. Entertainment tax -- d. Advertisement tax/fee -- e. Octroi and entry taxes -- ii. Tax revenues: Other taxes -- a. Motor vehicle tax -- b. Stamp duty -- iii. Tax revenues: ‛Revenue-shared taxes’ -- iv. Non-tax revenues: User charges and fees -- 5.3 Inter-governmental transfers -- 5.4 External finance -- i. Debt financing -- ii. Public private partnership -- iii. Role of financial intermediaries -- 5.5 Land-based financing instruments -- 5.6 Proposed financing framework

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Chapter-I Urbanisation and Economic Growth in India
1.1 Introduction --
1.2 Economic growth and structural transformation --
1.3 Contribution of migration from rural areas --
1.4 Some evidence on urbanisation across the states of India --
1.5 The challenge of urban poverty --
1.6 Preparing India’s cities --
i. Agglomeration vs congestion --
ii. Creating synergy with rural development --
1.7 Planning for urbanisation --
1.8 JNNURM: An assessment --
1.9 The Way Forward --
1.10 Capacity Building --
Chapter-II The State of Urban Service Delivery --
2.1 Introduction --
2.2 Service norms for Indian cities --
2.3 State of urban service delivery --
i. Water supply --
ii. Sewerage and sanitation --
iii. Solid waste management --
iv. Urban transport and roads --
2.4 Factors contributing to poor service delivery --
i. Inadequate investments in urban infrastructure --
ii. Poor maintenance of assets --
iii. Fragmented institutional set up --
iv. Capacity constraints --
2.5 State of inclusive development --
Chapter-III Estimates of Investment for Urban Infrastructure --
3.1 Introduction --
3.2 Methodology for urban infrastructure investment estimates --
i. Service standards --
ii. Data sources --
iii. Per capita investment cost --
iv. Computation of the service backlog --
3.3 Estimates of investment in urban infrastructure: 2012-2031 --
i. Investment estimates for eight major sectors of urban infrastructure --
ii. Investment estimates for urban infrastructure --
iii. Investment for renewal and redevelopment including slums --
iv. Investment for capacity building --
3.4 Annual investment projections --
3.5 Estimating operations and maintenance cost --
Chapter-IV Challenges of Urban Governance --
4.1 Introduction --
4.2 Basic rules for local governance --
4.3 Institutional framework for urban governance --
4.4 Administrative reforms --
i. Autonomy in city management --
ii. Empowered Mayors with effective devolution --
iii. One Ministry for Urban Affairs and Housing --
iv. Convergence of institutional responsibilities --
4.5 Reforming systems of delivery --
i. Corporatisation of urban services --
ii. Coming together to deliver --
iii. Public private partnership --
iv. Regulatory regime for urban services --
v. Accountability and citizen participation --
vi. e-Governance --
4.6 Capacity building --
4.7 Urban planning --
4.8 Inclusion and focus on the poor --
4.9 Fiscal reforms --
i. Financial reporting, disclosures, and audits --
ii. Fiscal devolution --
Chapter-V Financing Urban Infrastructure --
5.1 Introduction --
5.2 Own revenue --
i. Tax revenues: ‛Exclusive taxes’ for ULBs --
a. Property tax --
b. Profession tax --
c. Entertainment tax --
d. Advertisement tax/fee --
e. Octroi and entry taxes --
ii. Tax revenues: Other taxes --
a. Motor vehicle tax --
b. Stamp duty --
iii. Tax revenues: ‛Revenue-shared taxes’ --
iv. Non-tax revenues: User charges and fees --
5.3 Inter-governmental transfers --
5.4 External finance --
i. Debt financing --
ii. Public private partnership --
iii. Role of financial intermediaries --
5.5 Land-based financing instruments --
5.6 Proposed financing framework

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