Mullassery Canal Resiliency Framework

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SPONGE COLLABORATIVE +

WEAVING WITH WATER Team

MULLASSERY CANAL FRAMEWORK AND CANAL EDGE MASTERPLAN

Figure 50 - A network of community groves can empower residents to manage waste, water, and urban food production, while making streets safer (Image Credit: Sponge Collaborative)

2.3.4 Principles: The EMPOWER framework is set on the principles to inform and engage all stakeholders, collaborate with stakeholders to formulate community-led solutions, and provide instrumental support in the form of funding, and capacity building. The solutions work at the scales of household, neighbourhood, and city.

Figure x - The Community Principles use solid waste management as a proxy to depict how community networks can be empowered to take charge of civic issues (Image Credit: Sponge Collaborative)

The Empower Framework principles present a strategic framework for developing the Mullassery Canal precinct as a cohesive, inclusive, and safe neighborhood that promotes wellbeing for all by creating a blueprint for stakeholders to participate in their communities through design strategies and spaces that facilitate the formation of social ties and networks. Support households in the form of government subsidies to set up a bio-gas plant, composting unit or kitchen garden at household level, build neighbourhood institutions such as swap shops, material recovery facility and community centres, and spur capacity building at the city level for the creation of green jobs in tandem with the needs of the circular waste management network. The four basic principles underlying the Empower framework are : 5. Inform all stakeholders about solid waste management and canal stewardship by a. Building awareness of how waste can be turned into a resource, by showcasing examples of circular economy in practice at the household level b. Creating community awareness through community education programmes at the level of the neighbourhood by engaging with residents’ welfare associations by walking the neighbourhood and activating public spaces within the neighbourhood for community events and exhibitions c. Creating systemic awareness amongst civil society organisations and government agencies at the city level of the Mullassery Canal Precinct Framework approach.


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D. An Integrated approach

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pages 98-100

3. Stakeholder Engagement

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pages 101-103

MOBILITY

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4.2.4 Phasing of Pilot Projects and Long-term policy initiatives

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Canal Cleanup Strategies

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4.2.4.3 Additional Pilots

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C. For collaborative governance and community participation

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4.2.4.2 Subsite C - Pilot project

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4.2.4 Glimpse into Pilot Projects

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4.2.3.1 Post-implementation Community Waste management Strategies

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4.2.2 Implementation - Mobility framework

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Stretch F - Karunakaran Lane, Outside Jewish Cemetery

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Stretch G - Canal Mouth

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Stretch E - KMC Waste Collection Centre

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4.2.3 Implementation - Community framework

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Stretch D - Padikathukulam East colony

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Stretch B - Karikkamuri Neighbourhood

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Stretch C - Fashion Street

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Stretch A - Near KSRTC Bus Stand

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3.3 Comprehensive Canal Edge Masterplan

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Mobility

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Community

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Landscape

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3.2 Canal Rejuvenation Strategies

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2.3.4 Principles

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2.3.6 People-prioritized community scenario

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2.3.7 Expected outcomes

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2.3.5 Key components of community framework

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2.3.3. Approach - Existing scenario Vs Canal community scenario

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2.2.6 Expected outcomes

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2.3.2 Challenges and Opportunities

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2.2.4 Key components of mobility framework

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2.1.9 Expected Outcomes

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2.1.6 Framework

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2.2.2 Approach - Prioritizing motor vehicles Vs Prioritizing People

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2.1.8 On-Site Implementation of Sponge toolkits

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2.1.7 Scenarios

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2.2.3 Principles

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2.2 Mobility Framework

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

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Concepts underlying vision document

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Introduction

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pages 4-5

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

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improving the public realm

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pages 22-26

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

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1.4 Vision Statement

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2.1.4 Principles of the Sponge Approach

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

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