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Urban Infrastructure Planning Guidelines for Social Amenities

These guidelines outline the provision of social amenities in urban areas based on regional bearings and population requirements. They emphasize the hierarchy of facilities, population projections, and proximity considerations to efficiently plan for cities and regions. The document also discusses the importance of catering to surrounding villages, medium-sized towns, and apex level facilities in large cities.

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Urban Infrastructure Planning Guidelines for Social Amenities

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  1. Social Infrastructure Pallavi Tiwari Assistant Professor

  2. CATEGORIES  Education Facilities  HealthcareFacilities  Socio‐cultural  Open Spaces  Sports Facilities  Distributionservices  Police, Civil Defence and Home Guards  Safety Management

  3. CATEGORIES  Other Facilities  Religious  Cremation/Burial Ground  Dhobi Ghat  Norms for Telephone, Postal and Banking facilities

  4. CITY PROFILE □ Location □ Geography □ Profile of city DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE □ Demographic trends □ Spatial spread and Population density □ Composition of population growth □ Natural □ Migration pattern □ Jurisdictional changes □ Literacy rate and Gender ratio □ Social composition and Income distribution □ Population projection

  5. Hierarchy: • The provision of social amenities in any urban area shall consider the regional bearings; as small towns cater to the requirements (especially of higher level facilities) of surrounding villages, medium size towns cater to small towns and villages and so on. • In case of large and metro cities, certain apex level facilities significantly cater to regional requirements in addition to the city demand. In order to efficiently plan for cities & regions, alternatives, which could be considered, may be to provide: Source - URDPFI Guidelines, January 2015

  6. Hierarchy: • Amenities for 25% additional population overall as a cushion, or exclude such apex level facilities from the total estimated needs provision. • In distribution of infrastructure, population plays the guiding role and therefore, indication of population served by a facility or service is given. • In some cases depending upon the regional requirements, a higher order facility becomes necessary in a lower order settlement. Source - URDPFI Guidelines, January 2015

  7. Proximity: Source - URDPFI Guidelines, January 2015

  8. Source - URDPFI Guidelines, January 2015

  9. Source - URDPFI Guidelines, January 2015

  10. Thank You

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