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MUTP
6.5 mln live in 3000 slums; 1.2 mln houses
required for resettling them
Finance Capital ($30 Bln-GDP); accounts
for about 1/3 of country’s tax collections
MUTP: improve east-west/rail traffic
20,000 households incl. 2000 businesses
had to be resettled from slums along
railway tracks, roads
18,000 resettled in resettlement townships
R&R: Scope for Addressing Gender
Detailed BSES planned and carried out
Gender segregated data compiled
Data collected on vulnerable families: women
headed/ extremely poor/physically challenged
Large NGOs working with slum dwellers hired for
community mobilization
Stakeholder/Community Consultations
Grievance Process (About 35% of petitioners
have got positive award)
Five-Member IMP includes 2 Women Professors
of Social Work; Field staff include women
No Specific Gender Action Plan prepared
Women: Key Challenges
Assistance for relocation
Loss of supplementary incomes for those
engaged in informal sector
New expenditures/liabilities
Need for Economic Sustainability
Care for the children of working mothers
CHS: Role in decision making
Role in sustainable self management of sites
Adapting to new lives, new demands
What has been achieved
Provision for assistance for relocation
Aged, Infirm women: given ground floors
Women, Child Care Centers in all buildings
Over 10,000 women engaged in Micro-credit
Transparent accounting/Fin. Status Display
Women in CHS Ex. Com. Mandatory
Women hold separate meetings before GB to
influence decisions
Unique Community Policing Groups
Post Resettlement Action Plan: women trained to
play role in CHS/self management of assets/sites
Work sheds for poor women
Women and child centered activities by NGOs
SANKALP
Youth access to job opportunities
Livelihoods Cell to address income issues
Sankalp: Industrial Women’s Coop to promote
micro-enterprise
Activities: office stationers, festival items, bags,
trade in sarees, vegetable vending, bakery,
greeting cards, etc.
Linked up with suppliers and buyers
Planning new initiatives
Have strong demonstration effect on the rest
Outcomes
IA Study: 80% women expressed high degree of
satisfaction: privacy, safety, dignity attached to
house ownership
Ready to face challenges, need support
Micro-credit: protection from indebtedness
Mahila Milans: horizontal support networks
Clear role in achieving exit indicators
Sankalp: technical support to new groups
Com. Police-Gender-based violence minimized
“No one gave us respect, we know who we are”
Lessons for Future
Consultants: good in mgmt skills; weak in social
mobilization
CSOs: ideological; tend to translate their values into action
Having baseline data for tracking women’s status during
and after resettlement important.
Assess risks and opportunities to draw up post-RR support
plan for women
Sustained facilitation and hands-on business support more
important than financial aid
Respect for women’s identity and creative talent holds the
key to success in mobilization
Combine good diagnostics, sustained engagement, and
management support for transformation
Learning for Action: Gender Need Assessment Study for
MUTP-2A
Life in Slums Along Railway Lines-I
Life in Slums Along Railway Lines-II
From shanty slums to middle class
neighbourhoods
Majas Ghatkopar
PAP Housing Society Members Trained
Economic Rehabilitation: Food Processing
Sankalp at Anik: Making Festival Items
Sankalp: Greeting Cards for Sale
Sankalp: Making Office Stationery
Sankalp: Making Decorative Items for Sale
A lady PAP at her new work shed
Cheaper to buy from work sheds?
Job Fair for Resettled Youth
Children at Asgaonkar Crèche
We shall overcome:
Chldren at Asgaonkar Crèche
Thank You