CURRICULUM VITAE OF DR. N. SRIDHARAN
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PERSONAL DETAILS:
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NAME
: N. SRIDHARAN
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DATE OF BIRTH
: 03-06-1958
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PROFESSION
: ECONOMIST & URBAN AND REGIONAL
Planner
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Nationality
Address for Correspondence
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Contact Telephone/Fax/E-Mail
: INDIAN
:
Flat No. 5, SPA Residential Complex,
Taimur Nagar, New Friends Colony,
New Delhi – 110 065. INDIA.
: 91-11-26828369 (Telefax)
91-11-26325283 (Telephone)
91- 09312247677 (Mobile)
[email protected] (E-Mail)
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Language Skills
Language
Speak
Read
Write
English
Hindi (Indian)
Tamil (Indian)
Polish
Spanish
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Fair
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2 EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:
a) Ph.D thesis on “ Economic Reforms and its impact on Urban Land
Markets”, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne,
Australia.2004.
Thesis Focus:
In India, economic reforms have not helped in
overcoming urban land market problems. Rent -seeking groups
and their complex nature have pressurized land markets. Using
a public choice approach, the thesis analyses the rent -seeking
behaviour of agents in the pre - and post-reform period through
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metropolitan case studies of Delhi and Ahmedabad. The central
recommendation of the thesis is for the state to shift from
regulatory to facilitative policies in order to achieve more
efficient and equitable outcomes in India's urban land markets.
b) Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Management, Indira Gandhi National
Open University, New Delhi. 1991.
c) Post Graduate Diploma in Town & Country Planning, Technical University of
Szczecin, Poland. 1986. Dissertation on: Solutions to Urban Poverty
Syndrome in India.
d) Master’s Degree in Urban and Regional Planning, School of Planning &
Architecture, New Delhi. 1983. Master’s thesis was on “Multilateral Finance for
Urban Development”.
The thesis focused on the effectiveness of various sources of
finances and t he conditionality associated with those sources
of funding at the local level urban development issues. It
argued that the external financing was effective in an
environment where only peer pressure and productivity and
efficiency counts. The case study was in Chennai (formerly
known as Madras in South India) where the World Bank has
funded heavily for urban development including economic
development.
e) Master’s Degree in Economics, University of Madras, 1980.
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OTHER QUALIFICATION & TRAINING:
(a) Participated in the World Bank Institute’s global web based course on
“Decentralisation and Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations’. May,
2004.
(b) Attended special training programme on Project Oriented Planning
(ZOPP) conducted by GTZ, German Technical Co-operation programme
in India. DECEMBER,1994.
(c) Special training programme on Coastal Area Planning and Environmental
Planning as a part of the course work in Szczecin, Poland. Jan-June 1986.
(d) Special training in Computer Applications, Royal Melbourne Institute of
Technology, Melbourne, Australia. Jan.1995.
(e) Special training in English Language Application, Royal Melbourne
Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Australia.January,1995.
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(f) Attended a special training programme on Project
Appraisal
and Evaluation techniques, National Institute of Rural Development,
Hyderabad. 1988.
3 Brief Employment Record
(Details of Employment and Duties performed are given later in the CV)
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From 2004 : Professor and Head, Department of Regional Planning,
School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi.
1996 till 2004: Assistant Professor with School of Planning and
Architecture (Deemed University under the University Grants
Commission Act), New Delhi. India.
1990 – 1996: Lecturer with School of Planning and Architecture, New
Delhi.
1985- 1990: Economist with a Public Sector Commercial Bank –
Punjab National Bank, in their Management Advisory Services
Division.
1983 – 1985: Freelance Researcher and also worked in various
Government Agencies and Private Firms as an Economist,
Economist Planner and Project Associate.
COUNTRIES OF WORK EXPERIENCE
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Joint Thesis Advisor/Promoter for the following Thesis in Foreign
Universities:
a) Ph.d Thesis on Social Capital, poverty and SDI in India, by Tara
Van Dijk, Ph.d student in the University of Amsterdam. (Joint
Supervision)
b) Ph.d Thesis on SEZ – its environmental and economic impact, by
Michaela Busch, international Institute of Economic and
Development Studies, Geneva. (Promoter)
c) Ph. D Thesis on ‘Spatial Data Infrastructure and Decision Making
for reducing poverty’ by Prasanna Kolte, International Training
Center, ITC, The Netherlands. (Promoter)
d) Ph.D thesis on ‘Environmental implications of DMIC corridor’, by J
Chang, international Institute of Economic and Development
Studies, Geneva. (Promoter)
e) Post-Doc Fulbright Scholarship study on ‘East-West Corridor
Development and its impact on settlement structure in India’, by
John Atchley, University of New York. (Full supervision).
f) Ph. D thesis – Environmental conflict and management in River
front Development – Delhi. Alex Follman. (Joint Supervision University of Cologne.
Served as an external Thesis Advisor for a Doctor’s Thesis on ‘Urban
Restructuring and Land use changes in Bangalore’, Technical University
of Oslo. Norway. 2000-2003.
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Served as an External Examiner of Master’s Degree Dissertations on
Planning at the Department of Policy, Planning and Landscape, Royal
Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Australia. May 1997.
Designing and conducting (part-time) a course on ‘Project planning for
tourism and tourism infrastructure’, RMIT, Australia. 1995-96 (six months)
Part-time Lecturer in the Department of Policy and Planning and
coordinated the colloquium & the design studio on “ Globalisation and
Local Economic restructuring in Melbourne – Case of Apparel textile
industry”. Melbourne. July-Dec.1995 (Six months).
4 MAJOR PROJECTS ASSOCIATED/COMPLETED
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Impact of Recession on Urban Construction Labourers, a rapid appraisal
research done for ILO, India.
Relevance of Master Plans in India, a MoUD study given by GOI. One of
the team members with other faculty members in SPA.
Country Representative for the joint research project on “ Spatial Data
Infrastructure for Governance and Poverty Reduction in three emerging
metro cities of India: Kalyan-Dombivili, Hubli-Dharwad and Mysore”,
University of Amsterdam (UvA), International Training Center (ITC), The
Netherlands and School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi.
Urban Economist and Investment Specialist for SEC – A French
Consortium set up for the Structure Plan for Bangalore Metropolitan
Region.
2008
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‘ Special Economic Zone’ – A study for the Center de Sciences Humaines,
(French Research Center, New Delhi), Embassy of France, New Delhi.
Country Representative for the joint research project on “ Mapping Poverty
for Urban Governance and Poverty Reduction in three emerging metro
cities of India: Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai”, University of Amsterdam
(UvA), International Training Center (ITC), The Netherlands and School of
Planning and Architecture, New Delhi.
2007
 Team Member: ‘New Models of Urban Governance in India’, University of
Amsterdam, Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, The Netherlands.
 Team Member: Indo-French Project on ‘Comparison of the integration of
territories and adaptation of law in the Arab world and in India’, funded by
the French Agency for Research (ANR) for three years, involving the IUED
in Geneva. 2006-2008.
2005-2006
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Team Member: Indo-French Project on ‘Comparison of the integration of
territories and adaptation of law in the Arab world and in India’, funded by
the French Agency for Research (ANR) for three years, involving the IUED
in Geneva. 2006-2008.
Team Member, Land Market Assessment Study for Delhi, Centre de
Sciences Humaines. Ministry of Science & Culture-France, New Delhi. On
going 2005-6.
Team Leader, ‘Households’ response to urban infrastructure issues –
issues in urban governance’, ISS & University of Amsterdam, Netherlands,
ongoing 2005-6.
2005
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Team Leader, Land Market Assessment for a NRI Township
Development, Shastripuram Township, Agra. 2005.
Team Member, ‘Urban Governance Programme – Evaluation of the role
of RWA’s in Urban Infrastructure and Governance’, ISS & University of
Amsterdam, Netherlands.2005.
2004
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Team Leader, Evaluation study on the ‘Urban Governance Programme’ of
PRIA – A national level NGO, Delhi. 2003 -2004.
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Team Member, Evaluation of “Swarnajayanty Gramin Swarozgar Yojana
(SGSY)”, - an integrated Rural Development Programme, in the state of
Rajasthan. 2003-2004. Ministry of Rural Development, Government of
India.
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Team Member, Evaluation of “Rural Development Programmes”, - all the
programmes of the Central Government in the District of Sundergarh,
Orissa state. 2003-2004. Ministry of Rural Development, Government of
India.
2002-2003
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Team Member: Project on Land Development and Land Pricing for a New
Capital Project in Dehradun, India. Current.2003.
Team Leader, Evaluation study on the 74th CAA in India under the project
‘Strengthening the voice of the poor and marginalized in town planning
process: A study of small and medium towns’. PRIA, Delhi. 2003.
Team Member (Urban Economist) Dehradun – Capital city project of the
Uttaranchal Government, 2003.
Team Leader, SWJAL Evaluation Project - World Bank Water Supply and
Sanitation Programme, Uttaranchal Government. (2002-2003).
Team Member, Himachal State Transport Corporation’s Bus stand
privatization and development programme – An urban infrastructure sector
project. (2002-2003).
2001
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Team Member, Preparation of Master Plan and land pricing for Heavy
Engineering Corporation Area, Ranchi for the land to be sold to Jharkhand
Government for Capital complex Development for Ranchi.2001
2000
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Team Leader, Preparation and implementation of Resettlement and
Rehabilitation Plan for the Project Affected People of the National
Highway Project, Kanpur Metropolitan Region, of the National Highway
Authority under the entire World Bank funding scheme (2000).
Team Leader, for Carrying out the Socio and Environmental Impact
Assessment for the National Highway Corridor between Bangalore and
Hyderabad for the National Highway Authority.2000.
Before 2000
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Team Member, Financial Economist, Preparation of Investment Appraisal,
Land Pricing and resource mobilisation Plan and detailed project plan for
Gwalior city – Counter magnet - New Town, funded by the National
Capital Regional Planning Board and the Government Of Madhya
Pradesh. 1998-2000.
Team Leader, Preparation of Industrial Development Plan for Jhansi and
Lalitpur Industrial Corridor Development, for the Uttar Pradesh Industrial
Development Corporation (1999) funded by the UPSIDC.
Team Leader, Preparation of costing and pricing plan for a public sector
land (30 hectares) in Bangalore Metropolitan Area in India including
financial feasibility plan and unit pricing plan as a consultant to HUDCO.
1996.
Team Member, Preparation of a Revised Master Plan and financial Plan
for New Okhla Industrial Development Authority, bordering Delhi.1996 as
a consultant to NOIDA.
Team Leader, Design and preparation of costing plan for a multi-use
school project for the Government of Sikkim, in the traditional Buddhist
style architecture as a consultant to the Department of Education,
Government of Sikkim, 1996, under the UNICEF funded programme.
Team Member in the preparation of the Country paper on “Housing and
Urban Development in India” – prepared by the National Council of
Applied Economic Research, New Delhi.1996 funded by the Industrial
Group: Gujarat Ambujas
Team Member, in the preparation of Village Development Plans for Delhi
Metropolitan Region, sponsored by Delhi Government 1994-95 as their
consultant.
Consultant to a National Level Non-Governmental Organisation
(CRATPAW) for their work on “Earth Quake Victims – Rehabilitation and
Resettlement Plan preparation at Latur - Osmamanabad Districts” in
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Maharashtra. Prepared the economic and settlement rehabilitation plan.
(Six Months). Nov.1993 to June1994.
Team Member – for the study on ‘Metropolitan Regional TransformationA case study of Delhi, Research Project sponsored by School of Planning
and Architecture, New Delhi. I was associated with this study for four
months as an Advisor. 1993-94.
Served as a Hon. Director for a National NGO called Center for Poverty
Alleviation and Women Welfare (CRATPAW) for Seven years (19881994). Work included designing, and implementation of employment
generation plan, training programme for women, designing and
construction of social and physical infrastructure in rural areas of Haryana
and Kerala, organising national level conferences on Housing and S & T.
Helped the NGO in the preparation of Rehabilitation Plan for the Latur –
Osmanabad Earth quake victims. Conducted a special training
programme for fisherwomen of Cochin coast and facilitated the formation
of co-operatives for selling the fish products with the help of bank finance.
Team Member, in the study team on the Preparation of Development Plan
for Buddhist Centers in India and Nepal, in collaboration with United
States of America’s National Parks Services and Japanese Government’s
OECF under tripartite agreement. 1990-1991.
 Major Evaluation studies carried out during this period (1995-1990):
 Evaluation of Integrated Rural Development Programme – Bank Credit’s
impact under second dose under IRDP– An evaluation report for the Reserve
Bank of India.1986-89. States covered include, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana,
Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Jammu and
Kashmir.
 Evaluation of Tribal Development Programme – Impact of Credit Programme
on Tribal Population, covering six districts of Bihar and West Bengal for Ministry
of Rural Development, Government of India.1988.
 Evaluation of Credit Delivery System under Micro Lending Programme, for
the World Bank,1987-88. The study was carried out for the Reserve Bank of
India.
 Evaluation of Housing Loans and possibilities of Housing Finance
restructuring by Punjab National Bank. An All India study that resulted in setting
up of a separate Housing Subsidiary of the Bank. 1987-88.
 Evaluation of the impact of Science and Technology on the rural population in
Allahabad (UP), North Eastern States, and Madhya Pradesh, particularly on
Women’s employment and income generation – project sponsored by the
Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India, as an Evaluation Expert.
1988.
 Evaluation of the impact of the Minor Irrigation Scheme in Almora District,
sponsored
by
the
Council
for
Advancement for Peoples’ Action and Rural Technology (CAPART),
Government of India (1987-88).
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 Evaluation of Education Loan programme – A national level study of Punjab
National Bank, New Delhi.1989-90.
 Evaluation of Rural Lending Programme in three Districts of North India,
namely, Mandi (HP), Datia (MP), Kurukshetra(Haryana), for the World Bank.
1989.
 Impact Evaluation study on Self-Employment Programme for Urban Poor
(SEPUP) funded by Nationalised Banks in Delhi, Saharanpur, Ahmedabad,
Rohtak, and Faridabad,1989-90, for the Reserve Bank of India.
5 MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES & ORGANISATIONS
a) Associate Member of the Indian Institute of Town Planner’s India, since 1985.
b) Life Member, & Vice-President, Indian Regional Science Association since
2000.
c) Life Member, Indian Society of Labour Economics, since 1999.
d) Life Member, Indian Social Science Society, Agra, Since 1990.
e) Member, Committee on Housing and Public Works: Federation of Indian
Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), since 2001.
f) Special Invitee “Committee on Housing and Urban Development” – PHD
Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHD Chamber of Commerce and
Industry), New Delhi (since 2000).
g) Member, Consultative Committee on Tourism and infrastructure, FICCI (since
2001).
h) Member of the Task Force on Legislative Reforms and Fiscal reforms for
Housing and Urban development – Federation of the Indian Chamber of
Commerce and Industry (FICCI), New Delhi.
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a)
Publications:
PEER REVIEWS/ASSESSMENT OF ARTICLES/BOOKS WRITTEN BY
OTHERS: (LAST Three YEARS)
 One of the referee’s for Urban Studies journal during 2008 & 2009.
 One of the referee’s for the Habitat International during 2008.
 Review Articles for the Monthly Journal ‘Spatio-Economic Development
Record’, published from Delhi. This is a professional monthly journal and all the
articles related to economic development and finance comes for refereeing.
 Peer Reviewed several articles on ‘ Peri-urban Dynamics’ , Occasional paper
published by the Centre de Sciences Humaines (CHS), French Research
Institute, New Delhi. (2005 December).
 Peer Reviewed the Centre de Sciences Humaines Occassional Paper on
‘Peri-urban Dynamics – Case study of Tamil Nadu’ by Oliver Sebastian (2005
December).
 Peer Reviewed the Book: ‘City of Hope: Planning and Participation – Case
study of Faridabad’, by L.C. Jain. Penguin Publications, Delhi. India.
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b) Books:
i) Jointly Edited: ‘Shelter for the Rural Poor’ with Dr.Joseph P.John,
Ashish Publishers, New Delhi.1991.
ii) Articles in Books:
 Article “ New Models of Urban Governance’, in New Forms of
Urban Governance, Ed. I.S.A Baud and Joop de Wit, Sage
Publisheers. 2008.
 ‘Dimensions of Urban Poverty and Strategies for its
eradication’ with Ms.Mandvi, in ‘Managing Urban Poverty’ by
Sabir Ali, Uppal Publishers. New Delhi. 2006.
 ‘Economic Reforms and Urban Poverty: A situational
Analysis’, with Ms.Vinita Yadav, Ed. Asthana and Sabir Ali, in
Urban Poverty in India, Uppal Publishers. New Delhi. 2004.
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Co-edited an occasional paper on “Peri-urban Dynamics in India’,
along with Dr. Veronique Dupont, Centre de Science Humaines.
New Delhi.2006. (in the press).
c) Working Papers and Conference Papers: (Recent Ones)
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‘Mapping poverty for Urban Governance – Case study of Delhi’., Joint
paper published with ISA Baud, N. Sridharan and Karin Pfeffer (2008)
October, International Journal of Urban Studies, Sage.
Matching Knowledge for poverty alleviation – a study of three Indian
metropolitan cities’, to be published in The Habitat International.
October 2009. Co-authored.
‘Judicially delivered governance’ – Demolitions and Developments in
Delhi. Joint paper with Dr.Joop De Wit, presented at the International
Conference on New Forms of Urban Governance, organized by the
University of Amsterdam, and the Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi.
June 20-21, 2006, New Delhi.
‘Improving urban governance through poverty mapping in Indian megacities, using multi-criteria analysis at the electoral ward level’, joint
paper with Prof. Dr. I.S.A. Baud and Dr. Karin Pfiffer of University of
Amsterdam. Paper presented at the International conference on New
Forms of Urban Governance, organized by the university of Amsterdam
and the Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi. June 20-21, 2006. New Delhi.
‘Contestations and governance – issues of urban governance in the
post-reform period in India’, Presentation at the Department of Human
Geography, University of Colonge, Germany. 12th June, 2006.
‘Urbanisation, the economic geography, and urban poverty in India’,
presentation at the University of Paris-7, Paris. France. 15th June, 2006.
‘Urban Poverty, provision of infrastructure, and urban governance: The
changing role of the State’, paper presented at the International
Conference on Integrated spatial, social and economic planning,
organized by the University of New South Wales, School of Planning
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and Architecture, New Delhi and Housing and Urban Development
Corporation, New Delhi. April 14-15, 2006. New Delhi, India.
 ‘Poverty of Planning and Planning for Poverty’, Paper presented at the
National Conference on Poverty and Development, organized by the
University of Delhi. March 2006.
 ‘Political Economy of infrastructure provision and rural poverty’, paper
presented at the National Seminar on Rural Poverty and Development,
Haryana Institute of Rural Development, Nilokri, India.March 2006.
 ‘Physical Poverty in Delhi – Issues in Urban Governance and Poverty
Reduction’, paper presented in the National Conference on Urban Poverty,
organized by the Council for Social Development, New Delhi. 2-3
March,2006.
 ‘Improving Urban governance through poverty mapping – the
asset/vulnerability approach in Delhi’, joint paper with Prof. I.S.A. Baud
and Karin Pfeffer. Paper presented at the International conference on
Alternative forms of Urban Governance, organized by the University of
Amsterdam, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. January 2006.
 ‘Hot Potatoes: Issues of Demolitions and Urban Governance’, joint
paper with Dr. Joop de wit , at the International conference on Alternative
forms of Urban Governance, organized by the University of Amsterdam,
Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. January 2006.
 Organised an International Seminar on ‘Globalisation and Urban
Governance Issues’, funded by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, India. Nov.2005.
 ‘Role of Resident Welfare Association in Urban Governance – Politics of
representation’, Paper presented at the International Seminar on ‘Actors
and Governors in Urban Governance. Organised by Centre de Sciences
Humaines and Jawahar Lal Nehru University, September 2005.
In addition to these recent papers I have 25 technical papers published in
various journals in India since 1985.
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Recent Master’s and Doctoral Thesis Guided:
2009
Doctoral guidance:
 Urban Governance and Residents Resilience in India -India
 Corridor Development and its impact on environment - Geneva
 SEZ and its impact on corridor development – Geneva
 Urban Governance and Poverty – UvA, The Netherlands
 Spatial Decision making – ITC, The Netherlands
 Climate change and settlement resilience – SPA, New Delhi
 Corridor development, urban governance and settlement Structure
in India - Post-Doc Fulbright Scholar from USA.
2006
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Doctoral work: Resident Welfare Associations and urban infrastructure
Delivery in Delhi (June 2006).
Master’s thesis:
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Impact of income changes on urban form and land use in
Bangalore.
Land Market Assessment for Jaipur.
Income changes and the demand for commercial space in a high
income metropolis – case of Delhi.
2005
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Planning for Mysore as an investment Destination (Karnataka
State).
Locating a State Capital – Issues in settlement Planning – case of
Jharkhand, India.
2004
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Public-Private Partnership in Infrastructure provision – Case of
Faridabad –Haryana State.
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Municipal Asset Management and Life Cycle Costing of
Infrastructure – Case study of Indore.
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Tourism Planning and Management for Ujjain.India.
2003
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Financing and Pricing of Urban Water Supply in Delhi.
Impact of proposed international airport on its environs
Privatisation of port and city’s growth
2002
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Municipal capacity Building for resource management – Jalna
How global are our cities, Mumbai
Impact of corporate sector on commercial development, Gurgaon.
Globalisation and Urban Transformation in Bangalore (Ph.D thesis)
2001
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Industrial decline and its implications on landuse – Calcutta
Impact of industrialization on urban development – Hosur
Landuse transformation due to industrialization: Ludhiana
2000
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Financing and Pricing of water supply system in Bangalore
Financial capacity Building of municipality – Aurangabad
Microeconomics Restructuring and urban land use changes
 DETAILED EMPLOYMENT RECORD
Current:
i ) From 1990 till Date:
Employer: SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE, NEW DELHI.
Position held: Assistant Professor (equivalent to Associate Professor in
other universities) - (From 1996- till date ) and Sr. Lecturer from 1990-till
1995).
Description of duties:
a) Conducting courses on Project formulation, appraisal and evaluation,
Municipal finance, Infrastructure economics, Local Economic
Development, Urban and Regional Economics, Land Economics and
Location theory, informal sector, etc,
b) Designing of syllabus, coordinating various courses, and Bachelor’s
and Master’s and Doctoral thesis guidance.
c) Designing and conducting live studio exercise that deals with the
preparation of development plans incorporating socio-economic and
physical dimension for a city/town within the country.
d) Taking up institutional projects on spatial development projects.
Past Experience (Prior to 1990)
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From 1995 To April 1990
Employer: PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK ( A Public Sector Undertaking)
Position Held: Economic Officer
Description of Duties: Dealt with the Evaluation of District Credit Plans,
Evaluating Rural and Urban Poverty Alleviation Programmes, Assessing
Credit Needs for different Sectors, Studies on Housing finance and Rural
Development.
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From January 1985 – June 1985
Employer: Town and Country Planning Organisation ( TCPO)
Government of India, New Delhi.
Position Held: Research Officer
Description of Duties:
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 Worked on the project ‘Pricing and Costing of Water Supply and
Sewerage system in 300 municipalities in India’. Work included
collection, analysis and report preparation on the issue including
presentation to the Government of India.
 Evaluation of Integrated Development of small and medium town in
Tamil Nadu state. 1985 (Tamil Nadu Urban Development Project funded
by the World Bank).
iii)
From August 1984 to December 1984
Employer: Consulting Engineering Services Private Ltd., New Delhi
Position Held: Town and Country Planner
Description of Duties:
Associated with the preparation of a plan for Growth Centers for
Vadodara Metropolitan Region.
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From May 1983 to August 1984
Employer: SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE, NEW
DELHI. DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING.
Position Held: Project Associate/Economist
Description of Duties:
 Team member in the preparation of Micro regional development plan
including tourism plan for the Mahad Taluka of the Western Ghats
Region, Maharashtra.1983-84. Funded by the Planning Commission,
government of India.
 Team Member in the preparation of Watershed Development Plan for
Mahad Region – Savitri basin of Western Ghats, Maharashtra.198384. Project sponsored by the Planning Commission, Government of
India.
 Team member in the preparation of Regional Plan for the foot-hills and
up-hills linkage plan and tourist infrastructure plan for Ooty, Conoor
and Kothagiri Talukas of Tamil Nadu – a project commissioned by
Planning Commission, Government of India. 1983-84.
(N.SRIDHARAN)
References:
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Prof. Dr. Isabelle Milbert
National Cetre of Competence in Research (NCCR) North – South
IUED – Graduate Institute of Development Studies,
Rue Rothschild 20, cp 136
CH – 1211 Geneve 21 / Suisse
+ 41 22 906 59 40/44
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E-mail: [email protected]
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Prof. Dr. I.S.A.Baud
Head of Livelihoods, Governance and Environment Programme
Amsterdam Metropolitan and Development Studies Institute (AMIDSt)
Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences
University of Amsterdam
Nieuwe Prinsengracht 130
1018 VZ Amsterdam
the Netherlands
tel. 31-20-5254067/4063
fax. 31-20-5254051
email: [email protected]
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Prof.Dr. Loraine Kennedy
Centre de Sciences Humaines (CHS)
& Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Paris
2 Aurangazeb Road,
New Delhi – 110 001. India.
E-Mail: [email protected]
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