City Corporate & Business Plan - Municipal
City Corporate & Business Plan - Municipal
City Corporate & Business Plan - Municipal
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SWOT Analysis for Ambur <strong>Municipal</strong>ity<br />
Strength Weakness<br />
Leather city - Major industrial center and<br />
marketing center for leather products<br />
Well established society for sustainable industrial<br />
development- AEDOL , AMBURTEC etc<br />
Discharge of untreated effluents into the<br />
agriculture fields ,nearby areas and river Palar<br />
due to non-compliance / intermittent usage of<br />
CETPs<br />
Frequent oppositions form Welfare societies and<br />
consumer forums highlighting pollution due to<br />
tanneries.<br />
Traffic congestion due to encroachments on<br />
road and Absence of traffic management<br />
measures<br />
Establishment and maintenance of ETPS with the<br />
co-operation of business houses.<br />
Continuous monitoring & advice from premier<br />
institutes like Central Leather Research Institute<br />
(CLRI), National Environment Engineering Non - availability of green and affordable<br />
Research Institute (NEERI) and UNIDO.<br />
technology, with minimized usage of water.<br />
Availability of skilled and semi-skilled man power Inadequate financial strength of <strong>Municipal</strong>ity to<br />
in the town and hinterland<br />
take up major infrastructure projects.<br />
Famous cuisine influenced by the Nawab of High maintenance methodologies for existing<br />
Arcots ñ a marketable opportunity for the region . CETPs.<br />
Opportunities Threat<br />
Employment opportunities due to the presence of<br />
mills and small scale industrial establishments<br />
Most tanneries covered under the network of<br />
CETPs .<br />
Development of export and marketing centers<br />
and Establishment of Leather SEZs in the region<br />
TWIC- AEDOL ñ Pioneering initiatives in waste<br />
water recycle and reuse for tanneries<br />
Central Government subsidises and grants for the<br />
establishment of CETPs and allied facilities.<br />
Availability of land for future development<br />
Source: Feedback from stakeholders meeting and analysis.<br />
Degradation of environment - Palar River &<br />
agricultural lands upto 1500 ha due to<br />
discharge of untreated effluents<br />
Threats from Judicial authorities such as Green<br />
Bench for non-compliance of Environmental<br />
regulations<br />
Use of highly toxic and indisposable chemicals<br />
such as hexavalent chromium, trivalent<br />
chromium, etc in tanning processes<br />
Inadequate service delivery in the slums and<br />
poor living conditions.<br />
Inter-Regional Competitions for Economic<br />
Space<br />
The vision for the Ambur town is proposed as î A vibrant regional industrial hub on the<br />
Corridor of Excellence providing good infrastructure facilities to its citizens to promote an<br />
inclusive and sustainable developmentî.<br />
Supporting this vision is a set of development objectives, defined along various sectors of<br />
infrastructure. It covers the current status, issues in the sector, likely future demand,<br />
strategies for improvement and identified projects to meet these objectives. The sectors<br />
covered in the report for Ambur include water supply, sewerage and sanitation, solid<br />
waste management, storm water drains, street lights, slum improvement and other<br />
remunerative and social projects.