Project Support Consultants for Directorate of Town and Country Planning, Chhattisgarh

SYSTRA India is proud to serve as the Project Support Consultant to the Directorate of Town & Country Planning, Government of Chhattisgarh. Leveraging our decade-long expertise in providing PSC services to state and urban local bodies, we are delivering integrated, GIS-driven planning support that aligns with the state’s vision for sustainable, equitable, and mobility-centric urban-rural growth.

Our multidisciplinary team is actively engaged in end-to-end technical assistance to strengthen the Directorate’s planning capabilities across Chhattisgarh. The scope encompasses:

• Physical Survey – Comprehensive ground-truthing and field investigations
• Data Collection – Multi-source primary and secondary data gathering on land use, demographics, infrastructure, and socio-economic parameters
• Traffic Survey – Detailed traffic volume, origin-destination, and mobility pattern studies
• Base Map Study – High-accuracy base map preparation using latest surveying instruments and ArcGIS technology
• Preparation of Proposed Maps – Development of proposed land-use and development plans in line with statutory guidelines, followed by technical presentations to the State Level Committee

Key features of the project

• Implementation of comprehensive, integrated planning frameworks for orderly urban and rural development
• Elimination of haphazard and unauthorised constructions through robust regulatory mechanisms
• Optimum utilisation of scarce urban land resources for maximum public benefit
• Creation of enabling conditions that encourage high-quality, planned construction activities
• Strategic planning and provisioning of essential urban infrastructure (roads, utilities, open spaces, and public amenities)
• Focused interventions to serve the basic needs of economically weaker sections, with special emphasis on upgrading urban slum habitats
• Environmental upgradation measures to create healthy, sustainable, and liveable habitats for present and future generations