Understanding the Growth Pattern of Slums in Pune

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Dr. Priyamvada Nitin Chitale
Mr.Yash Sandeep Wagh

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Slums have emerged in many quickly expanding cities, including Pune, Maharashtra, India, as a result of urbanization and migration. This study aims to investigate the growth trends of slums in Pune in-depth, offering insight into the underlying socioeconomic, environmental, and regulatory issues that are driving their rise. The research employs a multidisciplinary method, integrating geographical analysis, demographic data, and unstructured interviews to create a more comprehensive picture of slum expansion.  This approach is used by the researcher to gain a better understanding of the demographic and spatial aspects of slum expansion. Spatial studies demonstrate slum inhabitants' migration patterns, which have led to land coverage. The study reveals the intricate tapestry of socioeconomic dynamics driving slum construction and spread by considering characteristics such as income levels, education, and employment. Interviews with residents and stakeholders give further light on the lived experiences, ambitions, and challenges that slum dwellers face.


 






 

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Dr. Priyamvada Nitin Chitale, & Mr.Yash Sandeep Wagh. (2024). Understanding the Growth Pattern of Slums in Pune. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(1), 3606–3614. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i1.7363
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Dr. Priyamvada Nitin Chitale

Professor, Sinhgad College of Architecture, Pune. 

 

Mr.Yash Sandeep Wagh

Final Yr. B. Arch