Reimagining Pune's Urban Development: Experts Weigh In
Pune's urban development conclave brings together experts to discuss sustainable growth strategies for the city.
Urban DevelopmentPuneSustainable GrowthPublic ParticipationInfrastructureUrban ForestryReal Estate PuneSep 02, 2024
The event, organized by Surendra Pathare, president of the Surendra Pathare Foundation, brought together specialists from different fields to discuss sustainable growth strategies for the city.
Pune, known both as the cultural capital and an emerging IT hub, is facing the challenge of balancing rapid expansion with quality of life. Speakers at the conclave, including retired IAS officer Mahesh Zagde, Pune Police’s Additional Commissioner Manoj Patil, Joint Director of the Maharashtra Health Department Dr. Pradeep Awte, and media professionals such as Samrat Phadnis of Sakal Media Group, Pudhari Pune Resident Editor Sunil Mali, Maharashtra Times Pune Resident Editor Shridhar Loni, stressed the importance of integrating public participation at all levels of governance—from local self-government bodies to state and central authorities.
The conclave focused on long-term planning to ensure adequate infrastructure for Pune’s growing population. Key topics included the role of public engagement in solving urban problems, promoting a comprehensive approach to public health, and integrating urban forestry into sustainable development strategies.
“Today’s rapidly changing environment requires innovative ideas, especially from the youth. There is a need for new concepts and sustainable approaches to development. The New Pune Urban Development Conclave serves as a platform to brainstorm these ideas, which will significantly benefit the city’s future,” said Surendra Pathare.
This event marks the second edition of the Pune City Development Conclave, with the first held in 2022 under Pathare’s initiative. This year’s conclave expanded to include not only experts but also active participation from citizens, making it a pivotal event for Pune’s urban development.
The Surendra Pathare Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting sustainable development and community engagement in Pune.BramhaCorp is a leading real estate developer in Pune, known for its innovative and sustainable projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the main focus of the New Pune Urban Development Conclave?
The conclave focused on long-term planning to ensure adequate infrastructure for Pune’s growing population.
Who organized the event?
The event was organized by Surendra Pathare, president of the Surendra Pathare Foundation.
What were some of the key topics discussed at the conclave?
Key topics included the role of public engagement in solving urban problems, promoting a comprehensive approach to public health, and integrating urban forestry into sustainable development strategies.
Who were some of the notable speakers at the conclave?
Notable speakers included retired IAS officer Mahesh Zagde, Pune Police’s Additional Commissioner Manoj Patil, Joint Director of the Maharashtra Health Department Dr. Pradeep Awte, and media professionals such as Samrat Phadnis of Sakal Media Group.
What is the significance of the New Pune Urban Development Conclave?
The conclave serves as a platform to brainstorm innovative ideas and sustainable approaches to development, which will significantly benefit the city’s future.
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