Fair Conditioning Reading an Act/Law/Program related to Urban Development – Fair Conditioning

Reading an Act/Law/Program related to Urban Development

Subject

Climatology

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Constitution of India & Professional Ethics

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Urban Planning

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Academic Year

4'th Year

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Complexity Level

Advanced

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Content tags

Climate Change

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Development Guidelines

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Inclusive Development

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Urban Development

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Activity Type

Project

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Activity duration

2-3 days

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Objective:

 To make the students well versed with the laws and policies that impact and influence the development paradigms, the focus can be sustainable/inclusive development and climate inclined policies.

Outcome:

Students after critical understanding of the laws will be better positioned to understand the complex development perspectives and approaches. 

Requirements:

 Laptop, Internet, Powerpoint

Prerequisites:

Selection of the laws, policies and acts to be studied. 

Procedure:

The selection would be based on the current discourse of development. For eg. in the current climate crisis, it is best suited to pick up climate action plans of India, National Solar mission, Environment Impact Assessment processes, Environment protection Act, Land acquisition act, National green tribunal act, The Air and Water  (Prevention and control of pollution) Act, Solid waste management rules, Right to Information Act, etc. 

Step 1: Unite the class into the groups of 3-4 each.

Step 2: Each group to select one act/law/government plan/program relevant to the current development paradigms and climate crisis

Step 3: Study and critically evaluate the acts and laws, its impact, for and against environment or sustainable development. Cite and understand through case studies.

Step 4: Each group will explain the act to other groups and most importantly their critical evaluation of the same. A discussion or debate can be formed later on any of the acts. 

Step 5: Students can also alternatively explore writing a short opinionated writeup with critical view of the larger impact of the selected act

References:

None

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