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Urban Planning is the art and science of bringing together the various elements that make up a town. From City Development Plans for metros under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission to Capital Investment Plans and Draft Development Plans for small towns, Feedback has done it all.  It applies international standard planning norms and adapts them to the heritage, aesthetics, economics, and financial needs of urban India. Urban Planning in India is used to offer help to municipalities and their agencies to improve the functioning of cities and towns. 

Feedback Ventures is well equipped to plan and design integrated urban infrastructure facilities like urban roads, parking lots, street lights, bus terminals, water supply and distribution, drainage, solid waste management systems, and sewerage― encompassing all the elements of urban planning in India.

  • Design and Engineering
  • Capacity Building

Feedback provides the unique advantage of International standards planning, which is in conformation to the heritage, aesthetics, economics and financials of an urban area. Our team has an extensive knowledge of the urban development sector in India.

The Feedback Advantage:

  • Knowledge of the functions of utilities or municipalities with respect to technical, commercial and financial aspects.
  • Understanding of the municipal or government accounting systems.
  • Superior and well-established data collection and analytical skills.
  • Users-group or stake-holders’ interactions.
  • Experience of working with government and local bodies.

 
Taking advantage of the national programmes on urban reforms especially the JNNURM, Feedback provided consultancy to the Lucknow and Allahabad Municipal Corporations for the development of their City Development Plans. We are currently engaged in preparing “Reform Action Plans for seven urban local bodies in Haryana” as part of the JBIC-funded Yamuna Action Plan Phase-II and also in the “Internal Appraisal of Draft Development Plans prepared by 10 municipalities in West Bengal” as part of the DFID-funded Kolkata Urban Services for the Poor Programme.

 
 
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