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    The HRIDAY scheme was launched in 2015 to preserve and revitalize heritage cities in India. The objectives of the scheme are to develop heritage-sensitive infrastructure, improve services and infrastructure in historic city cores, preserve unique city character, create an inventory of heritage assets, link tourism and culture, adaptively rehabilitate historic buildings, and increase accessibility through technology. Funding goes towards approved projects in various heritage cities, with 85% for pilot city projects. The goals are to improve the urban environment, conserve monuments, boost local economies and tourism, and enhance quality of life.

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    The HRIDAY scheme was launched in 2015 to preserve and revitalize heritage cities in India. The objectives of the scheme are to develop heritage-sensitive infrastructure, improve services and infrastructure in historic city cores, preserve unique city character, create an inventory of heritage assets, link tourism and culture, adaptively rehabilitate historic buildings, and increase accessibility through technology. Funding goes towards approved projects in various heritage cities, with 85% for pilot city projects. The goals are to improve the urban environment, conserve monuments, boost local economies and tourism, and enhance quality of life.

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    The HRIDAY scheme was launched in 2015 to preserve and revitalize heritage cities in India. The objectives of the scheme are to develop heritage-sensitive infrastructure, improve services and infrastructure in historic city cores, preserve unique city character, create an inventory of heritage assets, link tourism and culture, adaptively rehabilitate historic buildings, and increase accessibility through technology. Funding goes towards approved projects in various heritage cities, with 85% for pilot city projects. The goals are to improve the urban environment, conserve monuments, boost local economies and tourism, and enhance quality of life.

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    The HRIDAY scheme was launched in 2015 to preserve and revitalize heritage cities in India. The objectives of the scheme are to develop heritage-sensitive infrastructure, improve services and infrastructure in historic city cores, preserve unique city character, create an inventory of heritage assets, link tourism and culture, adaptively rehabilitate historic buildings, and increase accessibility through technology. Funding goes towards approved projects in various heritage cities, with 85% for pilot city projects. The goals are to improve the urban environment, conserve monuments, boost local economies and tourism, and enhance quality of life.

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    ABOUT HERITAGE CITY

    DEVELOPMENT AND
    AUGMENTATION YOJANA
    The HRIDAY scheme for
    development of heritage cities was
    launched on 21st January 2015 to
    preserve and revitalise heritage cities
    of India to reflect their unique
    character.

    The HRIDAY Scheme aims to


    encourage the development of an
    aesthetically appealing, accessible,
    informative and secured environment
    in heritage cities.
    SCHEME
    OBJECTIVES
    Planning, development and implementation of heritage sensitive infrastructure.

    Service delivery and infrastructure provisioning in the core areas of historic city.

    Preserve and revitalize heritage wherein tourist can directly connect with city unique
    character.

    Develop and document of heritage asset inventory of cities , natural, cultural, living and
    built heritage as a basis for urban planning, growth, service provision and delivery.

    Create effective linkages between tourism and cultural facilities and also the
    conservation of natural and built heritage.

    Urban heritage adaptive rehabilitation and maintenance including appropriate


    technologies for historic buildings retro fitting.

    Making cities informative with use of modern Information and Communication


    Technology(ICT).

    Increase accessibility i.e. Physical access (roads as well as universal design) and
    intellectual access(i.e. Digital heritage and Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping
    H C

    R I

    I T

    D I

    A E

    Y S
    HRIDAY SCHEME CITIES LIST

    AMRITSAR
    AJMER
    40.04 crore 69.31 crore

    AMRAVATI
    BADAMI
    22.26 crore
    22.26 crore
    HRIDAY SCHEME CITIES LIST

    DWARAKA GAYA
    22.26 crore 40.04 crore

    MATHURA PURI
    40.04 crore 22.54 crore
    HRIDAY SCHEME CITIES LIST

    VARANASI- 89.31 crore WARANGAL- 40.54 crore

    VELANKANNI- 22.26 crore KANCHIPURAM- 23.04 crore


    APPLICATION OF HRIDAY IN
    DWARKA
     Bet Dwarka Darshan circuit in
    Gujarat to be developed under
    this scheme.

     The Union Ministry of urban


    development approved
    development of 6 km long bet
    Dwarka Darshan Circuit in
    Gujarat under HRIDAY.
    KEY FACTS

    The Circuit will connect famous


    Dwarkadish Haweli and Hanuman
    Dandi in Dwarka district of
    Gujarat at a cost of Rs 16.27 crore.

    There are two important water


    bodies along the surface viz.,
    Shankhudhar lake and Ranchod
    APPLICATION OF HRIDAY IN AJMER
    (DRONAH CITY)
    PROJECT SCOPE:
    The concept plan for development
    renovation of a city museum and cultural
    park in addition to reviewing DPRs and
    monitoring the execution of works from a
    heritage perspective in Ajmer.

    CLIENT: Ministry of urban development.

    DPRs have been approved by MoUD


    (Ministry Of Urban Development) and
    implementation of work on site has
    commenced for all 5 projects to be
    undertaken in Ajmer under the HRIDAY
    scheme.

    COST: 35 crore
    PROJECT DURATION: June 2015
    onwards
    FUNDING OF
    PROJECTS
    The fund will be released to executing, agencies by MoUD.
    The total annual allocation of project fund available with HRIDAY will be
    utilised as per the following distribution.

    S. No COMPONENTS % OF TOTAL FUNDS


    1 HRIDAY Pilot Cities Project 85%
    implementation
    2 NPMU(National Programme 3%
    Management Unit)/ City PMU
    Establishment and operationalization
    at MoUD/ city

    3 Capacity Development for Heritage 3%


    Cities
    4 DPRs(Detail Project Report) and 4%
    Development/ Management Plans
    5 IEC 4%
    6 A&OE 1%
    OUTCOMES OF
    HERITAGE
    Clean and improved environment

    Improved basic urban infrastructure at existing and emerging tourist destinations


    and gateways.

    Properly conserved, revitalized and beautified heritage monuments.

    Greater participation by local communities in tourism related economic and


    livelihood activities.

    Measurable improvement in delivery of urban services.

    Increase in the inflow of the tourist to cities.

    Increase in the duration of stay of the tourist in the town.

    Improvement in social safety and deduction in crime.

    Substantial improvement in local economy and quality of life of local communities.


    THANK
    YOU

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