Presentation by :

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Infrastructure through Municipal Corporation of
Greater Mumbai

• Presentation by
• Dr. J. M. Phatak
• Commissioner
• Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai

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Comparative Size of different tiers in India
(2006 prices)

• Union Government
• Rs. 850,000 crores Rs. 8,500 billion
• Government of Maharashtra Rs. 80,000 crores Rs.
  800 billion
• Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai
• Rs. 8,500 crores (revenue income)

• ? Per capita income and expenditure Rs. 8,000
• ? Per capita income and expenditure Rs. 7,500
• ? Per capita expenditure Rs. 7,000

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Co-ordination

• Contrary to popular belief urban management far
  better coordinated in Mumbai than any other city
  in India
• (1)NMDC Delhi Cantonment Board
• (2)Delhi Jal Nigam
• (3)D.D.A.
• (4)Delhi Transport Corporation
• Hospitals and Schools
• Role of MMRDA MSRDC largely supplementary for
  specific projects.

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International Comparison

• International comparisons are difficult since
  there are some nation states and two tier
  Government.
• (a)Singapore
• (b)London
• (c)Mumbai
• (d)Delhi
• Municipal services are so much taken for granted
  that other agencies come in limelight when they
  succeed BMC is criticised when it fails like
  parents role BMCs role is taken for granted.

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JNNURM Projects in the countryCentral funding
GoI 35 share in for 4 million plus cities

• Water supply 37.29
• Sewerage 24.74
• Mass rapid transit system 10.96
• Storm Water Drainage 10.48
• Roads / Flyovers 8.64

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Expenditure pattern in Municipal Corporation of
Greater Mumbai

• Water Supply and Sewerage - 18.98
• Public Health, Medical Relief - 12.60
• and Medical Education
• Primary Education - 11.83
• Solid Waste Management - 9.15
• Roads and Bridges - 7.44

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Water Supply

• Continuous upgradation of water supply is the
  main challenge before the city.
• Mumbai needs to add about 100 mgd (455 mld)of
  water supply every 5 years.
• Vihar(1860), Tulsi, Tansa(1892), Lower
  Vaitarna(1957), Upper Vaitarna (1973) and Bhatsa
  (different stages 1979 to 2005)
• Govt. of India have supported water supply and
  sewerage upgradation through JNNURM. Middle
  Vaitarna Dam (2011), Pipelines and Tunnels.
• Future Gargai and Pinjal.

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Sewerage

• Mumbai only 58 sewered.
• More than half of the population in Mumbai lives
  in slums.
• Although the slum population gets water supply,
  very few of them are covered by sewerage.
• Lack of sewerage and sanitation make these areas
  filthy.
• Mumbai Sewerage Disposal Project-II
• Slum Sanitation Programme.

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Roads

• Rapidly growing number of vehicles on Mumbai
  roads is the main problem.
• More people are owning personal vehicles.
• The roads which were designed for a much smaller
  fleet are getting heavily congested.
• (Potholes Merani Committee)
• Quality of roads cement concrete roads-paver
  blocks paver blocks four times more expensive.
• Underground metro system, underground parking,
  flyovers and elevated roads are being attempted
  in Mumbai.

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Storm Water Drainage

• Typically a city can cope up with 10 per cent of
  annual rainfall in a day. On 26th July 2005,
  almost 35 of annual rainfall occurred on a
  single day.
• Honble Prime Minister sanctioned a special grant
  of Rs. 1200 crores outside JNNURM as 100
  subsidy. (BRIMSTOWAD Project)
• The work involves widening of drains and
  construction of pumping stations.
• Rehabilitation of slums up to 01.01.2000.
• An amount of Rs. 470 crores out of Rs.500 crores
  releases has been spent and we have asked for
  this years installment of Rs.500 crores.

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Hospitals

• MCGM runs 3 Major Medical colleges- hospitals and
  16 Peripheral hospitals.
• 5 Speciality hospitals, 27 Maternity homes, 1162
  Dispensaries and 168 Health posts.
• Patients not only from Mumbai but across India
  avail the medical treatment facilities in these
  hospitals.
• Tertiary Care through Medical Colleges-hospitals
  limited to City.
• Construction of high tech hospitals a challenge.

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Schools

• MCGM runs 1152 primary and 49 secondary
  schools. Typically sections that cannot afford
  private schools enter our schools.
• MCGM schools achieved 72 percent result in SSC
  examinations of March 2008.
• Toppers invariably score more than 90 per cent
  marks in SSC examination.
• Construction of school rooms Dhanuka Committee
  Report.

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• Thank you