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Chandigarh: Integrating Wealth for Sustainable Development

This project aims to link a strong political drive to achieve sustainable development in Chandigarh. It involves obtaining World Heritage status and implementing a long-term process of conservation and development planning. The initiative focuses on urban planning issues, such as city limits and integrated territorial planning schemes. Tools for action include cooperation at national and local levels with government bodies and expert teams, as well as creating public-private partnerships and pilot projects for public spaces, housing, maintenance, and transport. The goal is to foster ambitious international cooperation and partnerships to enhance the city's development.

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Chandigarh: Integrating Wealth for Sustainable Development

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  1. WH nomination project = a new ambitionface new challenges in a new contextintegrate wealth to sustainable development ChandigarhA New Ambition

  2. I Link to a strong political drive • 1) Who has the political drive at the national level? • At the local level? • 2) Which body, which organization is in charge? • 3) How to share and enhance this political drive

  3. II World Heritage status is not just a logo… • … but the begining of a long term process • What would that process be?… • a) A full detailed assesment of a complex system and a critical analysis of current practices. State of conservation, maintenance, environmental issues • The grid • The green belt • Public space • Neworks • Traffic • Architecture • Major public infrastructure 3 criteria : maintenance, technical/architectural, environment

  4. b) A conservation, and developpment plan = a new management plan • What should be preserved? How to preserve it? Issues to be considered • Economic growth and density • Social mixity • Land use policy • Public housing and private housing • Traffic and public transport • …/…

  5. …on the basis of which: rules and legislation should be created : detailes but prospective and flexible Architectural, planning and landscape guidelines

  6. c) large scale urban planning issues: sustainable and integrated approach • Defining City limits? • Integrated territorial planning scheme • Strengthen existing settlments and developp new sattelite cities? • Linking the central city to the outer settlements: transport issue? Who’s in charge?

  7. III Tools for action? a) at the national level? Interministerial body UNESCO/State Party The Government leads the way, evaluates, and reports b) at the local level? Project commission by local authority body Implementation and design by intersectorial architectural and planning team: (architectects, landscape designers, ingeneers, sociologist…) led by a project manager Indian and international expertise…/…

  8. …/… c) Create a public/private partnership initiative d) Developp best practices pilote projects: Public space Public housing Public maintenance Public transports

  9. Conclusion • An ambitious international cooperation project • Foster partnerships in the framework of the Le Corbusier nomination and city to city partnerships

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