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S.No ABD STRATEGY CITIES 1 Redevelopment -Affordable Housing AREA BASED STRATEGY PROPOSED UNDER SCP BY THE 13 WINNNING FAST TRACK CITIES S.No ABD STRATEGY CITIES (8) Agartala, Bhagalpur, Redevelopment -Affordable housing Dharamshala, Lucknow, Port Blair, (Affordable housing/ Slum redevelopment) 1 Raipur, Ranchi, Waranagal (12) Agartala, Bhagalpur, Retrofitting- Open spaces management Dharamshala, Faridabad (Interconnected Open Spaces / Smart Open Space 2 management / Imphal, Lucknow, New Town rejuvenation of parks and public spaces / Public park Kolkata, Panaji, Port Blair, over Nallah / Plazas Raipur, Ranchi, Warangal / Integrating and Re-organizing spaces) (9) Agartala, Bhagalpur, Retrofitting- Lake, River precinct and Sea Shore Faridabad, Imphal, Lucknow, protection 3 (Lake restoration/ Lake front development and Panaji, Port Blair, Ranchi, Warangal, restoration/ Ecological corridor connecting rivers/ Riverfront development/ Restoration of lake/ Rejuvenation of waterways/ Creek development/ Rejuvenation of historic lake/ Water front development/ Beach beautification, shore restoration) Retrofitting- Central Business District and markets (10) Agartala, Bhagalpur, Imphal, (Retrofit of old industrial units/ Transforming civic 4 Chandigarh, Faridabad,Lucknow, centres and markets/ Upgradation of New Town Kolkata, Port Blair, markets/Retrofit of central business district/ Logistics Raipur, Warangal park/ Open Markets / Market Redevelopment) (8) Bhagalpur, Dharamshala, Retrofitting- Heritage area Imphal, Lucknow, Panaji, Port Blair, (Heritage park, Fort and moat area/Heritage block Raipur, Warangal. 5 development/ Conservation of built heritage/ Heritage and tourism master plan/ Adaptive re-use of buildings/ Rejuvenation of historical area/ Architectural restoration of urban fabric) S.No ABD STRATEGY CITIES (9) Agartala, Bhagalpur, Retrofitting- Transit infrastructure Chandigarh, Dharamshala, (Development of inter-modal hub/ Improvement of 6 Faridabad, New Town central bus station/ Railway station multimodal hub/ Kolkata, Raipur, Ranchi, , Transit oriented development/ ToD among major Warangal, roads/ Transit oriented development/ Transit hub/Logistic Hub (4) Dharamshala, Lucknow, New Retrofitting- Street façade improvement 7 Town Kolkata, Raipur, (Façade improvement of markets/ Façade improvement along streets) Retrofitting- Flood management (5) Imphal, Bhagalpur, Panaji, Port 8 (Hydrological information system/ Flood warning and Blair, Raipur, monitoring system) Redevelopment- Underutilised buildings (9) Agartala, Bhagalpur, 9 (Redevelop underutilised and dilapidated buildings/ Dharamshala, Imphal, New Town Redevelop as green buildings) Kolkata, Port Blair, Raipur, Ranchi, Warangal (2) Ranchi, Faridabad Redevelopment- Transit infrastructure 10 (Development of LRT corridor/ Development of old city bus stand) Mega projects (5) Bhagalpur, Dharamshala, Imphal, 11 (Stadium/ International convention centre) Port Blair, Ranchi, Unique projects (7) Dharamshala, Faridabad, i) Incubation centre Lucknow, New Town (Micro Business Incubation Facilities / Incubation Kolkata, Panaji, Ranchi, Start up centre / Start up centre / STARTSmart Open Warangal learning initiative)/Skill development centre 12 ii) Museum (3) Bhagalpur, Lucknow, Panaji, (Urban History Musuem / Interactive Museum on History of Indian C ivilization) (1)Dharamshala iii) Rental housing (Rental Housing for construction workers / Rental Public housing) S.No ABD STRATEGY CITIES iv) GIS based property and land management system (10) Agartala, Bhagalpur, Dharamshala, Imphal, Lucknow, New Town Kolkata, Panaji, Port Blair, Raipur, Warangal .
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