Workshop by Embarq India on concerns of SEZs
A workshop was organised by Embarq India, a not-for-profit enterprise of the World Resources Institute (WRI), in which town planners, architects, mobility experts as well as developers discussed the concerns with regard to sustainable mobility and infrastructure within special residential zones (SRZs) that are coming up in the city outskirts.
According to the Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India (CREDAI), an SRZ is a notified region with special development rules to promote large-scale affordable housing projects for the people.
SRZs would have a minimum number of housing units in a maximum recommended size and each would require ample social infrastructure.
Embarq is mainly concerned with how to project such developments. It recommends that a culture of walking, bicycling and public transport is very much needed for such townships being located in an area ranging from 60 acres to 500 acres away from the city.
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Source: DNA
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Public Transport is must for this areas.