Mullassery Canal Resiliency Framework

SPONGE COLLABORATIVE +

WEAVING WITH WATER Team

MULLASSERY CANAL FRAMEWORK AND CANAL EDGE MASTERPLAN

designed to temporarily hold and delay the rain water. These are then safely conveyed to existing/proposed storm water drains thus reducing the run-off volume and increasing the lag time. Also during storm events accompanied by high tides, when the efficiency of existing drain is highly reduced, these inserted blue green infrastructure play an important role in assisting the existing storm water channels to mitigate flood and reduce property damage. 2.1.7 Scenarios: How the Blue Green Infrastructure in integration to Grey infrastructure plays out during different rain events throughout the year:

Figure 30 - Diagram illustrating the role of components of Sponge Framework during various stages of Cloudburst events (Image Credit: Sponge Collaborative)

Average Rainfall Event with runoff matching designed gray infrastructure capacities (~10% of Annual Rainfall Volume)

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D. An Integrated approach

3. Stakeholder Engagement

MOBILITY

4.2.4 Phasing of Pilot Projects and Long-term policy initiatives

Canal Cleanup Strategies

4.2.4.3 Additional Pilots

C. For collaborative governance and community participation

4.2.4.2 Subsite C - Pilot project

4.2.4 Glimpse into Pilot Projects

4.2.3.1 Post-implementation Community Waste management Strategies

4.2.2 Implementation - Mobility framework

Stretch F - Karunakaran Lane, Outside Jewish Cemetery

Stretch G - Canal Mouth

Stretch E - KMC Waste Collection Centre

4.2.3 Implementation - Community framework

Stretch D - Padikathukulam East colony

Stretch B - Karikkamuri Neighbourhood

Stretch C - Fashion Street

Stretch A - Near KSRTC Bus Stand

3.3 Comprehensive Canal Edge Masterplan

Mobility

Community

Landscape

3.2 Canal Rejuvenation Strategies

2.3.4 Principles

2.3.6 People-prioritized community scenario

2.3.7 Expected outcomes

2.3.5 Key components of community framework

2.3.3. Approach - Existing scenario Vs Canal community scenario

2.2.6 Expected outcomes

2.3.2 Challenges and Opportunities

2.2.4 Key components of mobility framework

2.1.9 Expected Outcomes

2.1.6 Framework

2.2.2 Approach - Prioritizing motor vehicles Vs Prioritizing People

2.1.8 On-Site Implementation of Sponge toolkits

2.1.7 Scenarios

2.2.3 Principles

2.2 Mobility Framework

2.1.5 Key typologies of cloudburst network blue-green streets and open spaces

Concepts underlying vision document

Introduction

1.3 Sponge Approach for a Resilient Kochi: Investing in a Blue-Green Network to mitigate flooding and

improving the public realm

Precinct Level Challenges: (Based on the limited data available and Site analysis

1.4 Vision Statement

2.1.4 Principles of the Sponge Approach

Chapter 2: Framework for the Mullassery Canal Precinct: Adapt, Connect and Empower