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Getting the information base for Dharavi's redevelopment

Sheela Patel

SPARC, PO Box 9389, Mumbai, India, sparc1{at}vsnl.com

Jockin Arputham

SPARC, PO Box 9389, Mumbai, India, sparc1{at}vsnl.com

Sundar Burra

SPARC, PO Box 9389, Mumbai, India, sparc1{at}vsnl.com

Katia Savchuk

SPARC, PO Box 9389, Mumbai, India, sparc1{at}vsnl.com

This is the third in a series of papers chronicling the evolution of negotiations on plans to redevelop Dharavi, Mumbai's vast informal settlement, from the perspective of practitioners supporting Dharavi's residents in their struggle for inclusive development. This paper highlights progress that took place during 2008, including the completion of a baseline survey, constructive engagement with the government and positive amendments to the plan that emerged from this dialogue. The paper also highlights continuing challenges that residents and civil society face in working with the state to ensure that development benefits Dharavi's residents and enterprises.

Key Words: Dharavi • slum upgrading • urban redevelopment

Environment and Urbanization, Vol. 21, No. 1, 241-251 (2009)
DOI: 10.1177/0956247809103023
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