Towards Preservation Of Kashmir’s Historical Ecology: Role Of Transferable Development Rights [TDR] In Reorienting Urban Growth
Abstract
The valley of Kashmir possesses unique features in terms of ecological sensitivities and heritage values. It is a valley enclosed by mountain systems on all sides with limited passes which ensured the limited interaction with the outside world in the past. However, given the developmental pressures of rapid urbanization of the contemporary era, the valley is facing challenges in preserving its environment and heritage. With an unprecedented loss of built and natural heritage in the last couple of decades, new ways shall be adopted to check the loss and make ways for a holistic policy framework where the local stakeholders shall be given a share of benefits along with the responsibilities for the protection of heritage and environment of the valley. This paper will explore the prospectus and methods of Transferable Development Rights as a policy framework for the protection of the environment and heritage of the valley.
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