Kanishka Wadehra

UR3596

UG190666

The research aims to propose a conceptual institutional and financial framework to develop urban design strategies for implementing low-emission zones in heritage cities, taking the case of Jaipur. The study will focus on understanding and analysing the existing policies and financial framework of Jaipur's transportation and mobility sector, collecting data on different funding and institutional mechanisms implemented worldwide, and recommending strategies to tackle the issues. The study is formulated by qualitative data analysis through an extensive literature review of the city’s financial models, sources of revenue, economic standing and the role of different departments in the urban sector. 

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Establishing the Aim, Objectives and Methodology of the Research

A study of the state of municipal governance and finance in India

Understanding different institutional and financial models used around the world by Urban Local Bodies

Site Selection and Site Study, Jaipur Walled City

Understanding the Institutional Setup of Jaipur, the Institutional Challenges

Assessing the Financial Health of Jaipur Nagar Nigam Heritage by analysis of Budget Sheet and Balance Sheet

Proposal for Jaipur: Institutional Model for Urban Development and Management of Walled City

Proposal: Financial Feasibility Study, Studying the CapEx and OpEx of Infrastructural Projects and calculating revenue generated through different streams

Proposal: Creating a Financial Operating Plan for both Short Term and Long Term Timelines, Calculating Break-Even Point and IRR to establish the Viability of Low Emission Zone Project

Assessing the Impact brought about by the project implementation, discussions and way forward