Workers' housing needs and the affordable rental housing complexes (ARHC) scheme

By: Naik, MuktaContributor(s): Harish, Swastik [Co-author] | Damle, Shweta [Co-author]Material type: TextTextPublication details: . Working Peoples Charter 2021Description: 37pSubject(s): Public housing--Management | Public housingDDC classification: 331.5850 Summary: Rental housing is a critical pathway for migrants and the urban poor to access, participate in, and contribute to the urban economy. Much of their work. especially of marginalized groups such as Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), minorities, and women- and transgender-headed households. remains informal. Thus, their identity and location within the city is often tenuous and housing remains informal and under-serviced. Nonetheless. this housing is affordable and well connected to work opportunities. In light of this, the Government of India announced the Affordable Rental Housing Complex (ARHC) scheme in 2020 to provide formal, affordable, and well-located housing to urban poor and migrant workers' communities. While the scheme has generated much excitement and is seen as a step in the right direction, discussions have highlighted gaps in understanding about its implementation pathways and raised concerns about who it will serve and how, given the complexity of lived experiences and failure of previous public rental housing efforts.
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331.544/YOU(H) प्रवासी मजदूर संसाधन केंद्र : प्रवासी मजदूरों की एक जगह... 331.58/BON Bonded labour in india 331.58/PLI Plight of the kamaiyas: bonded families can never rest 331.5850/NAI(KR) Workers' housing needs and the affordable rental housing complexes (ARHC) scheme 331.62095/MIG Mobilizing migrant community and civil society voices for the 2nd global forum on migration and development the migrant forum in Asia (MFA) experience 331.7/GOV(M) अनुसूचित जाती कल्याण समिती 1995-96 चौथा अहवाल (नववी महाराष्ट्र विधानसभा)/ Anusuchit jaati kalyan samiti 1995 - 96 chautha ahaval (navavi Maharashtra vidhansabha): अहमदनगर जिल्हा मध्यवर्ती सहकारी बँकेच्या सेवेतील अनुसूचित जातीच्या कर्मचारी-अधिकारी यांची भरती, बढती, आरक्षण व अनुशेष इत्यादीसंबंधी समितीच्या 1992-93 च्या सहाव्या अहवालातील शिफारशींवर शासनाने केलेल्या कारवाईवरील अनुपालन अहवाल/ Ahamadnagar jilha madhyavarti sahakari bamkecya sevetila anusucita jaticya karmacari-adhikari yanci bharati, badhati, araksana va anusesa ityadisambandhi samiticya 1992-93 cya sahavya ahavalatila shipharasinvara sasanane kelelya karavaivarila anupalana ahavala 331.7/SAR(H) कारीगरी का प्रवास/ Kaareegaree ka pravaas

Rental housing is a critical pathway for migrants and the urban poor to access, participate in, and contribute to the urban economy. Much of their work. especially of marginalized groups such as Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), minorities, and women- and transgender-headed households. remains informal. Thus, their identity and location within the city is often tenuous and housing remains informal and under-serviced. Nonetheless. this housing is affordable and well connected to work opportunities.

In light of this, the Government of India announced the Affordable Rental Housing Complex (ARHC) scheme in 2020 to provide formal, affordable, and well-located housing to urban poor and migrant workers' communities. While the scheme has generated much excitement and is seen as a step in the right direction, discussions have highlighted gaps in understanding about its implementation pathways and raised concerns about who it will serve and how, given the complexity of lived experiences and failure of previous public rental housing efforts.

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