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Environmental
Planning Course Structure |
Environmental
Science
Eco-system
and components of ecosystem structure, principles of ecology,
physical science, earth science, man-environment interface
towards sustainable development.
Environmental
Economics
Neo-classical
concepts of externalities, welfare economics, costs of
pollution, environmental cost-benefit analysis, economics of
environmental policies and programmes.
Environmental
Impact Assessment
Procedural
and administrative aspects of EIA, methods of EIA matrices and
networks, quantitative methods, techniques of assessment of
environmental impacts on air water and land, economics and
social impacts, risk assessment and management.
Energy
Planning and Management
Energy
scenario in India, commercial and non-commercial fuels and the
bio-mass economy, resource depletion, alternative fuels and
technologies, energy prices and efficiencies, energy
accounting and auditing, energy policies.
Technology
for Clean Environment
Norms
and standards for clean air and water, measurement of
environmental quality.
Environmental
Policy and Legislation
Structure of
environmental policies and laws in India, regulatory and
organizational framework for implementation, potential and
limitations of various environmental management options.
Economic
Analysis for Planning
Changing trends and
economic concepts in development economics, poverty and
development, economic planning in India, basic concepts in
micro economics.
Social
Analysis and Methods
Sociological concepts and
theories for planning, ecological theories of urbanization,
neighborhood and urban community, research methods for
socio-economic analysis.
Environmental
Planning
Basic concepts of
ecology, issues related to use and management of resources,
environmental concerns related to development.
Land
Use Planning Theories and Techniques
Basics of land use
planning theories and techniques, allocation, location and
intensity of activities over land, relationships between
various activities.
Transportation
Planning
Overview of
transportation planning in India. Transportation planning
process and analytical models, design of urban roads,
transport problems in urban areas, mass transportation
systems.
Housing
Evolution of housing
policies in developing countries. Self-help and support
policies for housing, introduction to housing need, demand and
supply processes, emerging issues in housing policies, land
finance and privatization.
Evolution
of Planning
Changing thoughts and
practices of planning across nations. Early influences in
western and colonial settings, garden city, city
beautiful-neighborhood idea, urban renewal, theories of
planning and empiricism, emerging issues in housing policies,
land, finance and privatization.
Project
Appraisal and Management
Theory and techniques of
cost-benefit analysis. Basic concept of social welfare and
extensions of cost-benefit analysis. Financial feasibility of
projects and appraisal methods. Project planning and
management using Decision Analysis, PERT/CPM and Linear
Programming.
Regional
Planning
Concepts and theories of
urban settlement structure, urbanization patterns and
theories, review of policies and programme for settlement
planning in India.
Urban
Infrastructure Finance
This course exposes
students to the various concepts and principles of urban
infrastructure planning and the emerging finance and
management issues such as Build Own Operate, Build Own Operate
Transfer etc.
Planning
Studios in Environmental Planning
Urban
Environmental Planning
Case
study of environmental land use analysis, preparation of
comprehensive policy and programmes for improving
environmental quality in an urban context.
Environmental
Impact Assessment
Case
studies involving environmental impact assessment of existing
or proposed projects, development of suitable methodology and
its application to the case situation.
Area
Planning
Techniques in area
planning related to layout, sub-division of plots, utilities
and financing through actual applications.
Rural
Settlement Planning
Techniques in
socio-economic analysis and institutional framework for
planning.
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