Different social infrastructure norms for hill towns INTEGRATED CLUSTER ACTION PLAN – SHYAMA PRASAD MUKHERJI RURBAN

N – SHYAMA PRASAD MUKHERJI RURBAN MISSION

Category Population served per Distance between Area (ha) •ICAP comprises: •Cluster of geographically
unit 2 facilities •Focus on equity
Education social economic contiguous villages with a
•Development of a and inclusiveness
Primary 4,000 1 to 2 0.2-0.3 and infrastructure population of about 25000 to
School cluster of village without
planning 50000 in plain and coastal
Secondary 15,000 5 to 7 0.3-0.5 and preserve rural compromising with
School components & areas and a population of
community life facilities perceived
ITC - 8 to 12 0.3-0.6 initiation of spatial 5000 to 15000 in desert, hilly
College 30,000 8 to 12 2-3 to be urban
planning or tribal areas.
University 30,000 8 to 12 1-1.5

Category Population served per Distance between Area (ha) WHAT IS ICAP?
GUIDES • RURBAN cluster development
unit 2 facilities • Document covering requirements of a
Healthcare cluster
Dispensary 2500 2-4 0.015-0.020 • Social economic, infrastructure • Interventions required to address the
FOCUS and spatial planning needs and their potentials
Health Sub 3,000 2-4 0.025-0.067 component
Centre
WHY IS ICAP NEEDED?
Family 5,000 5-10 0.025-0.050 • Required for systematic assessment of cluster
Welfare • Systematic assessment of requirement of
Centre requirements and components to be developed the cluster
• Long term vision
Maternity 15,000 5-10 0.025-0.050 for cluster
• Involves implementation of govt. schemes
Home HOW IS ICAP PREPARED?
Nursing 15,000 5-10 0.050-0.075
Deficiency
Home Selection of Notification of Analysis and Scheme
Cluster Profiling
Primary 20,000 16-20 0.105-0.210 cluster Planning Area Identification of Convergence
Health needs
Centre
Hospital 80,000 16-20 0.040-2.1
Veterinary 1,000 16-20 0.050-0.1
Centre Obtaining Gram
Implementation Arriving CGF
Sabha O&M strategy Investment
Strategy estimate
Category Population served per Distance between Area (ha) Resolution
unit 2 facilities
Other services
Police Chowki 5,000 2-4 0.10 WHO WILL PREPARE ICAP?
PS 15,000 5-10 0.5 Submission of Revision based 5 yearly iteration • State Nodal Agency
Fire Station 50,000 0.3-0.8 ICAP to MoRD on DPR to ICAP • Consult Zilla parishad, Panchayati Raj
ESS 11 kv - - 0.05 institutions and District collectors
ESS 66 kv - - 1

MASTER PLAN Source: URDPFI and ICAP document guidelines

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INFRASTRUCTURE COMPONENT ESSENTIAL FOR CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT
Desirable component Existing situation
24X7 Piped Water Supply Existing level of water supply 70 lpcd of safe drinking
at HH
Sanitation Coverage of individual toilet 100% HH with individual
in GP at HH
Solid and Liquid Waste Existing arrangement for
Management solid and liquid waste
management at HH/Village
and Cluster level
Access to Village Streets Existing coverage of village
with Drains streets and drains
Village Street Lights Coverage of existing streets
with lights
Health Access to clinic and health
centers at HH and village
level
Upgradation of primary, Existing nos. of primary,
secondary and higher secondary and higher
secondary school secondary school in cluster
and existing condition
MASTER PLAN Source: URDPFI and ICAP document guidelines
ICAP COMOPONENETS, RURBAN MISSION COMPONENTS AND
Desired Levels
water each HH
latrines
Collection at HH level and
treatment at cluster level
All village streets to be
covered with drains
All streets to be covered
with street lights
Acc to health infra as per
norms
Ensuring primary, secondary RMSA, SSA and Uchchatr
school within reasonable
distance from HH with
facilities like drinking water,
toilet blocks
SUCCESS STORIES IN CASE STUDY STATE
Schemes
National Rural Drinking
Water Program – provide
piped water supply to HH, by - As part of Vibrant Gujarat Summit 2011, a panel
2022 aim to provide each
HH with 70 lpcd water at HH
or max 50 m (horizontal or
vertical distance)
SBM – Gramin : achieve
universal sanitation
coverage, improve
cleanliness level in rural
areas through SWM/LWM
and make Gram Panchayat
ODF
Central and State
government schemes
Central and State
government schemes : solar
street lights
National Rural Health
Mission : vehicle used for
carrying personnel,
equipments, diagnostics
Shiksha Abhiyan
COMPONENETS
GUJARAT
- Implemented in 50 towns in 2011 Agricultural services
- Bridge the rural-urban divide and achieve
balanced socio-economic development.
Mobile Health Units
discussion on rurbanisation was organized.
Upgrading school, higher
- As way forward, the various suggestions received education facilities
in each of these included: Encouraging public
private partnership in physical and social Sanitation
infrastructure development et
S U C C ES S STO R I ES •Provision of piped water
supply
1. Randheja village, Gandhinagar : Grant of 13.45
crore use for gutter , water , roads, street lights •Solid and liquid waste
2. Dharmaj village management
• 11,000 population
•Village streets and
• Treated water at river osmosis plant was drains
provided and pool for entertainment zone
• The villagers got cow fodder delivered at home •Street lights
and they could use medical facilities available at
medical complex in village that provided super •Inter village road
specialty treatment. connectivity
3. Dharampur taluka of Valsad district :
• Well-equipped sports complex •PT
• Dedicated 250-bed hospital with modern
facilities, nursing school and hostel •LPG gas connection
• Underground drainage system in kaprada will
benefit 5000 people, 48 police quarters (under
•Digital literacy
police awas nigam)
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