ImpactMojoUrban Development and Municipal Governance 101: course notes
How Indian towns are defined, governed and financed: census towns and the 74th Amendment, property tax and Finance Commission grants, the urban missions, street vendors, urban job guarantees, heat and floods, and what the research has found. This is the whole Urban Development and Municipal Governance 101 deck as an A4 document: every slide, two to a page, with ruled space under each pair to write your own notes.
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What's inside: 11 sections
- What counts as urban
- How fast and where India urbanises
- The 74th Amendment and the Twelfth Schedule
- Who runs a town, from councils to staff
- Municipal finance
- Transfers, Finance Commissions and borrowing
- The urban missions
- Slums, housing and street vendors
- Urban work and the job guarantee debate
- Heat, floods and the municipal role
- Participation and what research has found
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