Context
Urbanisation and the growth of cities in India have been accompanied by pressure on basic infrastructure and services like housing, sanitation and health. Migrant workers are living in precarious conditions and this makes them the worst sufferers in the segment.
Background
Analysis
Urban Population and Migrant Workers:
Modes of employment for Migrant Workers:
In India, the term ‘migrant worker’ generally refers to inter-state labour migrants who move from one part of the country to another for employment.
Migrants and Urban Housing:
Problems Of Urban Areas:
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Steps taken by the Government in the area of Urban Housing:
1. Smart Cities Mission:
A smart city is an urban region that is highly advanced in terms of urban infrastructure, sustainable real estate, high density of communication network and a wider market.
2. AMRUT Mission:
3. Affordable Rental Housing Complexes (ARHCs) scheme:
Obstacles in Affordable Housing for Migrants:
Scope for Improvement:
Lessons from international markets:
Conclusion:
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