Regional Map Final Inception Reprt Presentation

 Regional Plan for Sustainable Development of Korba-Jangir-Champa-Raigarh-Bilaspur-Koriya-

Ambikapur,Jashpur ‘Region’ in Chhattisgarh

Center for Environmental Planning & Technology (CEPT) & Urbanus Infrastructure Development Pvt.Ltd.

Submitted to Directorate of Town and Country Planning Chhattisgarh

Inception Report

Project Background

Profile of Chhattisgarh

Aims & Objectives

Scope of work

Conceptual Delineation of State

Delineation of the Project Region

Connectivity of the Project Region

Baseline Profile : Area Characteristics

Methodology

Project Team

Work Plan

Reconnaissance Survey

Tasks Ahead

Contents

Background: Chhattisgarh

• Chhattisgarh situated in the heart of India and it is 10 th largest State by area of 135194 sq km • The State ranks 17th in India in terms of population 20.7 Million with population density of 108 person

per sq km.• Chhattisgarh is primarily a rural state with only 20% of population residing in urban areas.• The state constitute around 44% of forest area.• The State has overwhelmingly large tribal population • The State is endowed with a rich cultural heritage and natural diversity.• The State has abundant mineral resources, • Chhattisgarh being a young state has embarked on a multi-sectoral growth plan to achieve the targets of

the Chhattisgarh

Source: www.mapsofindia.com

For integration of Economic Activity through

Providing integrated and balanced growth

Dispersal of industries

Promote small and medium scale industries

Up gradation of economic performance

To develop adequate infrastructure

Inter and intra linkages connectivity

To link different economic sector

Promote Tourism

Promote Handicraft Clusters

To safeguard the environmental quality and management

To improve industrial and mining efficiency and Investment Opportunity

Project Background

Decadal Growth of Population 1991-01 Density of Population 2001

Profile of Chhattisgarh

State Main Workers 2001 State Sex Ratio. 2001

Profile of Chhattisgarh

State Literacy Rate-2001

Profile of Chhattisgarh Agro Climatic Zones of the Chhattisgarh

AIM: To prepare the Regional Plan for development of Korba-Jangir-Champa-Raigarh-Bilaspur-Koriya-Ambikapur, Jashpur (Region) in Chhattisgarh for achieving overall balanced development in the Region.

Objectives :Develop a Regional Plan for the Korba-Jangir-Champa-Raigarh-Bilaspur-Koriya-Ambikapur,

Jashpur (Region)’ in Chhattisgarh.

Preparation of Infrastructure Development Plan to channelize the urban and economic growth.

Preparation of Techno-Feasibility Plan for Special Investment Zone

Identify and give Strategy to enhance the potential of the region

Enhance the development of Industry and Mining in the project area with conformity to the ecological and

land utilization aspect.

Detailed Area Development Plan of rapid growing parts of the project area.

Aim & objectives

Scope of Work

1. Preparation of Regional Plan• Broad regional delineation for the entire State

Demography of the region Socio-Economic characteristic of the region Industrial and mining setup in the region Agricultural areas of the region

• Delineation for the Proposed Region Review of the existing land use pattern Demographic and socio-economic attributes in the region Analysis the existing development pattern in the region Reconnaissance Survey of the project influence region for the identified resource based Region Collating requisite maps and information to prepare an update on the comprehensive baseline

condition of the region. • Assessment and future proposals should cover the following

Socio economic estimates for the influence region Future demographic estimates of the region Allocation of land use and Public Utilities Assessment of proposed transportation connectivity Assessment of industrial potential

2. Preparation of Techno Economic Feasibility Studies• Financial feasibility of identified projects• Institutional framework ad funding mechanism• Phasing of Development

Conceptual Delineation Of State

Source:HDR,Chhattisgarh,2005

Delineation Of Project Region

Factors of Delineation

Formal Regions (Homogeneous)• Physiographic (Hilly land, Plain land, low land)• Vegetation Region (Forest, Grassland, Scrub land)• Watershed Region• Mineral Region• Climatic Region• Demographic Region• Economic Region (Spatial economic areas, agriculture region, industrial region)• Socio-Cultural region (Tribal areas, Indigenous lifestyle areas)

Functional Regions• City Region (Urban sprawl)• Hinterland of Economic Zone(Flow of commodities and people)• Transportation Connectivity and Accessibility

Northern part of Region – Koriya, Surguja, Jashpur

Key characteristics:Hilly terrainDense forest areaEcologically Sensitive

Development Potential:TourismHydroelectricity Generation

Southern part of Region –Bilaspur, Korba, Raigarh, Jangir-Champa

Key characteristics:Almost flat terrain, Low isolated hillsGood connectivity and Accessibility

Development Potential:Up gradation of Industrial efficiencyInvestment for mining sectorRoadmap for Infrastructure investment

Source: HDR,Chhattisgarh,2005

Delineation of the Project Region

Connectivity in the Region

High waysOther major RoadsBoundaryRail Way line

Two major national highways are passing through the study region.

1. NH 78 Connected from Madhya Pradesh(Katni) to Jharkhand(Ranchi)

2. NH 12 Connected from Madhya Pradesh(Jabalpur) to Orissa(Bhubaneswar)

3. NH 200 that links the capital of Raipur with the scenic spot of Chandikhol in Orissa.

4. A railway line passing from the area, Durg to Ambikapur , which is connecting the project region.

To Katni

To Ranchi

To Jabalpur

To Bhubaneswar

Sl No. Spatial unit Total Area (Ha) Population

PopulationUrbanization Level

Share of District to Region(%)

Share of District to State

(%)

Urban population

Urban population(%)

Sex RatioLiteracy

Rate

1 Bilaspur district 856885 1998355 22.46 9.59 486694 24.35 971 63.51

2 Jangir-champa district

446674 1317431 14.81 6.32 145319 11.03 998 65.94

3 Jashpur 645741 743160 8.35 3.56 34195 4.6 999 63.77

4 Korba district 576947 1011823 11.37 4.85 366963 36.26 964 61.71

5 Koriya district 597770 586327 6.59 2.81 174791 29.81 946 63.09

6 Raigarh district 652774 1265529 14.22 6.07 169456 13.39 994 70.16

7 Surguja district 1603440 1972094 22.17 9.46 137181 6.95 972 54.79

Total Region 5380231 8894719   42.69 1514599 17.02 977 63.28

Chhattishgarh state 13519100 20833803     4185747 20.12 990 65.12

Baseline Profile- Demographic

• Bilaspur with the largest population,19,98,355 and Koriya stands with lowest population.

• Jashpur has the highest sex ratio, 999 and Koriya with the lowest sex ratio, 946

• Korba, the powerhub of state has highest urbanization in the region followed by Koriya and Bilaspur

• Raigarh,known as education centre of Chhattisgarh has highest literacy rate i.e (70.16) while Surguja

has lowest.

Source: Census of India, 2001

Baseline Profile- Economic

Sr. No Spatial unit Total Workers % Total Workers % Total Non Workers % Primary Workers% Non Primary

Workers

1 Bilaspur district 857577 42.91 57.09 73.19 26.81

2Janjgir-Champa

district 575923 43.72 56.28 83.1 16.9

3 Jaspur district 397898 53.54 46.46 88.01 11.994 Korba district 431002 42.6 57.4 64.35 35.655 Koriya district 279826 47.73 52.27 72.07 27.936 Raigarh district 601564 47.53 52.47 79.81 20.197 Sarguja district 982041 49.8 50.2 86.86 13.14

Total Region 4125831 46.39 53.61 79.22 20.78Chhattishgarh State 9679871 46.46 53.54 76.47 23.53

Source: Census of India, 2001

•Main workers constitute 68.44% of the total workers in the region.

•Marginal worker is very low in the region reflects that the major proportion of workers is engaged for

substantial duration.

•Work force participation rate in the region is 46.39 in which 79.22% are primary workers which is higher

than the State primary workers (76.47%).

• Percentage of non workers is highest in the Bilaspur District while it is lowest in the Jashpur District

• Jashpur District is the lowest urbanization area but with the highest primary work, 88%.

•Korba District is highest urbanization area with highest worker in non primary sector.

Baseline Profile-Agriculture and Forest

Sr no. Spatial Unit Total Area (Ha)

Net Sown Area(ha)

% Net Sown Area

% of Forest area

1 Bilaspur district

856885 478994 55.9 30.24

2 Janjgir-Champa district

446674 323599 72.45 4.05

3 Jaspur district 645741 264361 40.94 37.72

4 Korba district 576947 143329 24.84 50.78

5 Koriya district 597770 119530 20 62.63

6 Raigarh district 652774 282400 43.26 35.87

7 Sarguja district 1603440 557151 34.75 45.61

 Total Region 5380231 2169364 41.73 38.12Chhattishgarh state 13519100 5731677 42.41 41.32

• Surguja is having the (16,03440)l argest geographic area in the region.• Koriya is having 50 % of geographic area is forest area, and Janjgir-Champa has the lowest 4.1% area under

the forest cover• Jangir-Champa has higest net sown area and irrigated land While it is lowest in the Koriya District.

Korba & Koriya together constitute more than 50% of total forest area in the region

Source: Forest Survey of India Report,2005Source: Forest Survey of India

Baseline Profile- Mining

Major Mineral in the Region:

Lime stone, Cement plants, Aluminum, Lead &

silver, Iron ore, Gold.

Source: Census of India, 2001

Source: www.mapsofindia.com

Bauxite ore

DolomiteNo. District Minerals

1 Korea coals

2 Sarguja Coal,Bauxite

3 Jashpur Bauxite,Gypsum,Gold

4 Raigarh Limestone,coal

5 Korba coal,bauxite

6 Jangir-champa Limestone,Dolamite

7 Bilaspur

Dolamite,Limestone,Manganese,Bauxite,Iron

alloys,Gypsum

Baseline Profile- Water Bodies

• The northern part of the region catchments’ shares

the Gangetic Basin while southern part of the region

catchments’ share the Mahanadi Basin

• The Satpura Range and the Chota Nagpur Plateau

divide the Mahanadi River basin from the Gangetic

plain.

• This Mahanadi river basin, basically, forms the central

part of the state.

• The southern zone of Chhattisgarh includes a part of

the Deccan plateau and is served by the Godavari river

and its tributaries. Source: www.mapsofindia.com

Project Region

RiverWater Shed

Project Region

Baseline Profile-Tribes

Tribal people of Chhattisgarh constitute 31.75 % of the population.

Bilaspur

Raigarh

Surguja

Source: Census of India,2001

Sr No.

Spatial unitTotal

Population%Schedule

Tribe

1Bilaspur

district1998355 19.87

2Jangir-

champa district

1317431 11.62

3 Jashpur 743160 63.24

4Korba

district1011823 41.50

5Koriya district

586327 44.35

6Raigarh district

1265529 35.38

7Surguja district

1972094 54.60

Total Region 8894719 36.25Chhattishgarh state 20833803 31.76

Jashpur has the highest no. of ST population in the region followed by Surguja district

Methodology

STAGE 1 Spatial Temporal Analysis

Inception ReportComplexity of Spatial phenomenon

•Location•Distribution•Interaction

Activities

• Reconnaissance Survey•Consulting with Official• Preview of the area• Formulation of the Methodology• Secondary Data Collection

STAGE 2

Delineation of Tentatively Propose

Region (Maps and Report)

State Broad Regionalization

Regionalization within the Project Area

Activities

• Statistical Methods (Fixed Index, Cluster Index, Variable)• Identification of Target based region• Identification of Resource based region

STAGE 3

STAGE 4

Assessment of Existing Situation and Forecasts of Identified Region (Maps and Report)

Demographic Growth

Migration & livelihood

Urbanization Dynamics

Economic growth & Structural Shift

Infrastructure & Investment

Social composition

Natural resource & Land use

Transportation & connectivity

Activities

•Secondary Data Collection • Consultation with the line department•Compilation, interpretation explanation and analysis of data• Preparation of natural resource inventory and mapping of natural resources• Preparation of base map and land cover map

Ascertaining the Distribution of Development

Distinguish Heterogeneous Spatial Entities

Land Use Plan with present pattern and with primary future projections (Maps and Reports)

Demographic Forecasting

Economic & Occupational estimates

Environment and Land use assessment

Urbanization growth prediction

Inter sectoral growth

Infrastructure demand

Activities

• Allocation of land use and land cover• Identification of urban villages• Environment Suitability• Emerging transport corridor• Ecological threat zone

STAGE 5

Preliminary Regional Plan (Maps and Report)

Land Management Plan

Infrastructure Plan

Natural Resource Management

Activities

• Environmental Suitability Analysis• Scalogram• Land Potential Analysis• Land Capability Analysis• Identification of ecological threat zone• Future Urbanisable zone• Alternatives

STAGE 6 Preliminary Regional Plan (Maps and Report)

(Stakeholder Consultation 1)

STAGE 7Revised Regional Plan (Maps and Report)

Stakeholder Consultation 2

Draft Regional Plan (Maps and Report)STAGE 8

Stakeholder Consultation 3

Final Regional Plan (Maps and Report)STAGE 9

Stakeholder Consultation 4

STAGE 10

Preparation of concept Plan

Project Inventory

Techno-Economic Feasibility Plan

•Power Sector•Regional Connectivity•Water Supply

•Opting the proposed plan

•Identification of sector based project

•Prioritizing the project

•Phasing of project

•Cost of projects

•Funding cost

•Institutional setup

•Planning legislation

•Institutional mechanism

•Strategic Interventions

ActivitiesDraft Techno Economic Prefeasibility for Identified Projects (Maps and Report)

STAGE 11Final Techno Economic Pre-feasibility for Identified Projects (Maps and Report)

(Stakeholder Consultation 5)

Project Team Key professional - CEPT Key professional - CEPT

Sr. No Position   Experience

1 Utpal Sharma- Team

Leader – Urban

& Regional Planning

expert

Team leader- Urban &regional Planning expert

Post Graduate Diploma (Minimum Cost Housing), Post Graduate Diploma

(Urban and Regional Planning), fellow member of Institute of Town

Planners, India with projects on regional planning involving preparation of

regional development plans / Master Plans/ District level Development

Plans.

2 Shivanand Swamy Transport Planner Post Graduate Diploma (Planning), Masters in Economics and more than

20 years of experience in housing projects and land economics.

3 Shravan Acharya  Geographer Planner Post Graduate in Urban & Regional Planning and basic qualification in Geography with over all 10 years of experience and at last 5 years experience of working on Regional Planning Projects.

4 Madhu Bharti-

Economist Planner

Economist and Regional Planner

Post Graduate Diploma (Human Settlement- Remote Sensing), Post

Graduate Diploma (Planning), M.A. in Economics more than 20 years of

experience on spatial land use projects.

5 Ashwani Kumar-

Environment Planner

 Environment Planner  Post-graduate in Environmental Sciences/ Environmental Engineering and

worked on projects involving mining and/or industrial developments at

regional levels and experience of more than 10 years conducting

Environment Impact assessment on large scale projects.

6 Saswat Bandhopadyay-

Infrastructure Expert

 Infrastructure Planner Professional Masters (Urban Infrastructure Management), Masters in

Planning (Engineer Planner) with more than 10 years of experience on

Regional Infrastructure projects. Worked on regional level infrastructure

implementation of water supply and sanitation projects.

7 S.S Mehta Financial Expert/ Economist

Should be an MBA (Finance)/ Economist with 10 years experience in

market study, demand and supply assessment and project funding

Project Team

Sr. No Position Experience

1Ms. Anal Vaishnav -Chief Executive Officer

Post Graduate (Urban Planning ), Bachelor of Architect and 10 years experience in Urban & Regional Planning, Infrastructure Planning and Architecture.

2Jaydatt Vaishnav-Asst. General Manager (Design, Planning and Management)

Post Graduate (Housing), Bachelor of Architecture and more than 8 years experience in Urban Planning, Urban Infrastructure, Urban Design, Architecture, & Housing.

3Arjun Joshi-Manager (Design, Planning and Management)

Post Graduate (Urban and Regional Planning), Bachelor of Architecture and 7 years experience in Urban and Regional Planning, Transport and Infrastructure planning Architecture.

4 Ankur ChowdharyPost Graduate (Urban and Regional Planning), Bachelor of Architecture, Experience of working on Industrial Regional Planning

5 Raghu Ram BPost Graduate (Urban and Regional Planning), Bachelor in Planning and Urban and Regional Planning, Experience of working on Regional Planning and Master Plan

Key professionals - Urbanus Infrastructure Development (P) Ltd Key professionals - Urbanus Infrastructure Development (P) Ltd

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Stage 1 Inception Report                                                               

Stage 2Preparation of Region Delienation for the entire state

Stage 3Assessment Delienation forecase of study area

Stage 4Prepartion of Landuse plan                                                                

Stage 5Preparation of Regional Plan                                                                

Stage 6 Revised Regional Plan                                                               

Stage 7 Draft Regional Plan                                                               

Stage 8 Final Regional Plan                                                               

Stage 9Draft Techno Economic Feasibility                                                                

Stage 10

Final TEchno Economic Feasibility                                                                

Work Plan and Deliverables

Forest

Agriculture

Kosa silk weaving

Mining

Tourism

Educational Centre

Reconnaissance Survey

Potential:

Strategic location in the whole region

Have the potential to become a major transportation and Logistic

hub due to its location & connectivity.

Most profitable Railway zone of south eastern railway division

Also can be developed as cargo hub of state

Headquarter of South eastern coal filed limited and most profitable

subsidiary of coal in India

Also have a largest no. of cement factories

Issues:

Road connectivity yet to be revitalized with more emphasis on inter

and intra connectivity

Requirement of environment management system

Haphazard growth of urban centre

Reconnaissance Survey-Bilaspur

Entry to the Transport Nagar, on NH-200

Local market of Bilaspur

Source: Primary Survey, Urbanus And CRDC, CEPT

Potential:

Have a vast natural resources i.e thick vegetation coverage, waterfalls,

hills and diversified biome, can be developed as major tourist place of

India

Have a high grade coal reserves in Hasdeo river basin,may be

alternative to power hub of Korba

Issues:

Lack of proper infrastructure for tourism industry like hotels, resorts

Lack of unified tourism promotion and marketing programme

Amrit dhara,Baikunthpur

National Highway-79,

Source: Primary Survey, Urbanus And CRDC, CEPT

Reconnaissance Survey-Koriya

Ramdhara Water Fall Karma Dance

Potential:

Situated in the centre of Chhattisgarh are well connected by national

and states highways and is on Mumbai-Calcutta railway line and has

the Mahananadi in close proximity is attractive to industrial growth

Has the lowest forest land and higest irrigated land in the state has a

potential to develop as a horticulture centre and agriculture potential

zone.

Has also a potential to develop as a handicraft industries

Reconnaissance Survey- Jangir-Champa

Vishnu Mandir

Road from Champa to Jangir

Source: Primary Survey, Urbanus And CRDC, CEPTCocoons of Kosa SilkKosa Silk,Sarees

Reconnaissance Survey-Surguja

Local Market,Ambikapur

Tribal Market

Source: Primary Survey, Urbanus And CRDC, CEPT

Potential:

Surguja lies in the northen part of the state are more connected

with U.P,and Jharkhand

The recoverable reserves of bauxite in Surguja are 57.51 million

tonnes which is around 57% of total state reserves

Coal fields of Surguja district belongs to Gondwana land and of

good quality

41.67 % of toal geographical area are under cultivation and has

good potential to develop as horticulture centre

Issues:

Soils of Surguja are facing the problem of Bauxtisation and soil

erosion

Reconnaissance Survey-Raigarh

Forest Product in the city

Raigarh Railway station

Source: Primary Survey, Urbanus And CRDC, CEPT

Potential:

Known as the cultural capital of Chhattisgarh is well connected to

NH-200 and major state highways has transformed into a growing

industrial hub for steel

Raigarh is also well known for Dhokra casting and produce of two

types of silk namely Tasra silk and malburry silk and has a potential

to become a hub of cottage industries

Issues:

Facing the problem of excessive pollution created by sponge iron

industries and need to be monitored.

Reconnaissance Survey-Korba

Potential:

Known as power capital of Chhattisgarh is well connected with

national and state highways

Endowed with mineral resources like lime stone ,fireclay and

ingredients required for the power generation

The Thermal Power Plants (KSTPS, BCPP, CSEB East, CSEB West)

together generates 3650 MW of electricity.

Issues:

Korba is facing the acute problem arises due to fly ash caused by

power industry

The air quality of Korba is reached to the critical stage

Korba City

SECL, Korba

Source: Primary Survey, Urbanus And CRDC, CEPT

Reconnaissance Survey-Jashpur

Potential:

Jashpur lies on the north eastern part of the state has huge potential to

develop as the major tourist destinations

Issues:

Facing the problem of lack of infrastructure

Has the lowest urbanization level (4.6%) in the region and 88% of

population is primary workers dependent on agriculture and forest

produce

Bhringraj Waterfall

Ranidah WaterfallSnake park,TapkaraTribal LifestyleSource:jashpur.nic.in

Task Ahead

PREPARATION OF BASE MAP & LAND COVER MAPPREPARATION OF BASE MAP & LAND COVER MAP

REGIONAL PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTYRE

National Highways

State Highways

Major District Roads

Other District Roads

Railway (Broad Gauge)

Railway (Meter Gauge)

Railways (Narrow Gauge)

REGIONAL PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTYRE

National Highways

State Highways

Major District Roads

Other District Roads

Railway (Broad Gauge)

Railway (Meter Gauge)

Railways (Narrow Gauge)

Source:

Transport Authority of Chhattisgarh

Chhattisgarh Rural Road Development Agency

Source:

Transport Authority of Chhattisgarh

Chhattisgarh Rural Road Development Agency

Source:

Transport Authority of Chhattisgarh

Survey of India Toposheets

Source:

Transport Authority of Chhattisgarh

Survey of India Toposheets

ADMINITRATIVE BOUNDARIES

State boundaries

District boundaries

Taluka Boundaries

Village Boundaries

ADMINITRATIVE BOUNDARIES

State boundaries

District boundaries

Taluka Boundaries

Village Boundaries

Source:

Administrative Atlas

Census of India &

Topographical Maps Survey of India

Source:

Administrative Atlas

Census of India &

Topographical Maps Survey of India

NATURAL FEATURES

Physiography

Drainage System

Soil

Geology

Forest

NATURAL FEATURES

Physiography

Drainage System

Soil

Geology

Forest

Source:

Topographical Maps Survey of India

Soil Map, Soil Surveys India

Geologic Map, Geological Survey of India

Source:

Topographical Maps Survey of India

Soil Map, Soil Surveys India

Geologic Map, Geological Survey of India

Identification of Data sourceIdentification of Data source

Task Ahead Cont…

Population Distribution, population Density and Household size, population Growth, Literacy Rate, Sex RatioPopulation Distribution, population Density and Household size, population Growth, Literacy Rate, Sex Ratio

Schedule Tribe, Schedule Caste, Work Force Participation Ratio, Employment Structure, Occupational Structure, Migration

Schedule Tribe, Schedule Caste, Work Force Participation Ratio, Employment Structure, Occupational Structure, Migration

Urban Status, Spatial Distribution of Urban settlement, Urban VillagesUrban Status, Spatial Distribution of Urban settlement, Urban Villages

Social infrastructure, Physical infrastructure, Scalogram IndexSocial infrastructure, Physical infrastructure, Scalogram Index

Road, Railways, Road Traffic, Air ConnectivityRoad, Railways, Road Traffic, Air Connectivity

Landuse under Agriculture, Net sown area, Fallow land, Cropping Intensity, Area under major crops & distribution, Irrigation

Landuse under Agriculture, Net sown area, Fallow land, Cropping Intensity, Area under major crops & distribution, Irrigation

Large Scale Industries, Medium Scale Industries, Small Scale Industries, Investment, MiningLarge Scale Industries, Medium Scale Industries, Small Scale Industries, Investment, Mining

DemographyDemography

Socio Economic Socio Economic

Urban Centres Urban Centres

Infrastructure Infrastructure

TransportationTransportation

AgricultureAgriculture

Industries & Mining\Industries & Mining\

Source: District Census Hand book of IndiaSource: District Census Hand book of India

Source: District Census Hand book of India, Census Migration tableSource: District Census Hand book of India, Census Migration table

Source: District Census Hand book of IndiaSource: District Census Hand book of India

Source: District Census Hand book of India, Department of Health & Family Welfare

Source: District Census Hand book of India, Department of Health & Family Welfare

Source: Public Works Department (PWD), Transport Authority, Traffic Census

Source: Public Works Department (PWD), Transport Authority, Traffic Census

Source: Directorate of AgricultureSource: Directorate of Agriculture

Source: Commerce and Industry Department, Directorate of Geology and Mining

Source: Commerce and Industry Department, Directorate of Geology and Mining

Statistical Data

Statistical Data

Task Ahead- Delineation of Tentatively Propose Region

Chapter 1: Synoptic view of the state.

Chapter 2: Conceptual delineation of the state.

• Categorization of the state in physiographic zones.

• Delineation of rapid population growth zone.

• Clustering of industrial and mining zone with typology.

• Economic diversified zone.• Biodiversity zone.• Urbanized zones

Chapter 3: Spatial integrity of spatial characteristics.

Chapter 4: Formal delineation of region within the project area.

Chapter 5: Schematic theme of the region.• Industrial corridor belt.• Fertile agriculture tract• Mining cluster• Cluster of urban and urban

villages.• Tribal belt and hilly areas.• Forest area

Chapter 6: Development Index in the region.

Chapter 7: Identification of progressive and potential areas in the region