Mullassery Canal Resiliency Framework

SPONGE COLLABORATIVE +

WEAVING WITH WATER Team

MULLASSERY CANAL FRAMEWORK AND CANAL EDGE MASTERPLAN

Figure 73: Graphic showing the stakeholders involved, data-set required, and the necessary allied projects for the successful implementation of mobility layer (Image Credit: Weaving with Water team)

4.2.3 Implementation - Community framework: Detailed planning and seamless implementation of the community framework require a range of datasets, collaboration across departments, and rigorous stakeholder consultation. The critical datasets that should be investigated are detailed survey of existing neighbourhood-level service infrastructure, land value & real estate analysis, waste movement mapping, and mapping of existing local CSOs, RWAs, and other champions. For achieving the maximum output, it is recommended to kick-start the allied projects along with a detailed study done using all required data-set.

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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