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 C ONTENT S

 T ABLES,

 FIGURES,

 AND

 BO XES

  iv

 A CKNO WLEDGMENT S

  vi

 ABBREVIA TIONS

  vii

 ABS TR A CT

  viii

 I.

 INTR ODUCTION

  1

 II.

 LAND

 P OOLING

 IN

 NEP AL:

 P O TENTIAL

 AND

 PITF ALLS

  5

 A.

 Wha t

 I s

 Land

 P ooling?

  5

 B.

 I n t ernational

 Examples

  7

 C.

 Existing

 and

 P ot en tial

 U ses

 o f

 Land

 Pooling

 in

 N epal

  8

 III.

 LESSONS

 FR O M

 IMPLEMENT A TION:

 ENABLING

 ENVIR ONMENT

  12

 A.

 P olicy

 and

 R e gula t ory

 F r amew ork

  14

 B.

 I nstitutional

 F r amew ork

  15

 C.

 U rban

 Planning

  17

 D.

 F inanc e

  18

 IV.

 LESSONS

 FR O M

 IMPLEMENT A TION:

  22

 SCHEME

 DESIGN

 AND

 IMPLEMENT A TION

 PR OCESSES

 A.

 F easibility ,

 Consensus ,

 and

 Consult a tion

  2 4

 B.

 P r oject

 I nitia tion,

 D esign,

 and

 Appr o v al

  2 7

 C.

 D et ailed

 D esign,

 Land

 R edistribution,

 and

 Construction

  28

 D.

 H ando v er

  29

 V.

 LESSONS

 FR O M

 IMPLEMENT A TION:

 OUT C O MES

 F OR

 URBAN

 DEVEL OP MENT

  3 0

 A.

 U rban

 F orm

  31

 B.

 I nfr astructure

 and

 Basic

 Servic es

  33

 C.

 O pen

 Space

  36

 D.

 A ff or dable

 H ousing

  40

 VI.

 C ONCL USIONS

 AND

 RE C O MMEND A TIONS

  42

 A.

 H as

 30

 Y ear s

 o f

 Land

 Pooling

 D eliv er ed

 R esults

 f or

 N epal’ s

 Cities?

  42

 B.

 R ec ommenda tions

  43

 REFERENCES

  49

 T ABLES,

 FIGURES,

 AND

 BO XES

  T ABLES

 1

 Land

 Pooling

 P r ojects

 in

 the

 K a thmandu

 V alle y

  10

 2

 O pen

 Space

 Co v er age

 in

 Select ed

 N epali

 M unicipalities

  36

 3

 Comparing

 O pen

 Space

 Co v er age

 acr os s

 Asian

 Cities

  37

 FIGURES

 1

 Example

 o f

 Spa tial

 D ev elopmen t

 P a tt erns

 in

 the

 T er ai—P r o vinc e

 1

  2

 2

 P opula tion

 Gr o wth

 in

 the

 K a thmandu

 V alle y ,

 1989–2016

  3

 3

 Land

 Planned

 and

 Servic ed

 thr ough

 an

 Ar ea

 D ev elopmen t

 Appr oach

  6

 4

 Land

 Pooling

 F r amew ork

 Char act eristics

  9

 5

 Land

 Pooling

 P r ojects

 in

 the

 K a thmandu

 V alle y

  11

 6

 Land

 Pooling

 P r ojects

 in

 the

 K a thmandu

 V alle y

 and

 Ahmedabad

  18

 7

 Land

 Pooling

 P r oc es s

 in

 N epal

  2 4

 8

 H ist oric al

 D ev elopmen t

 in

 the

 K a thmandu

 V alle y

 Land

 Pooling

 P r ojects

  30

 9

 H ist oric al

 D ev elopmen t

 o f

 Bagma ti

 N agar

 Land

 Pooling

 Ar ea

  31

 10

 U rban

 F orm

 and

 the

 I changu

 N ar a y an

 Land

 Pooling

 P r oject

  32

 11

 Comparison

 o f

 R oad

 D ensities

 W ithin

 and

 O utside

 Land

 Pooling

 Ar eas

  33

 12

 D ead-End

 R oads

 I nside

 and

 O utside

 Land

 Pooling

 Ar eas

  34

 13

 O pen

 Space

 Co v er age

 in

 Asian

 Cities

  38

 14

 Buildings

 in

 D esigna t ed

 O pen

 Spac es

  39

 15

 Land

 Pooling

 Challenges

  43

 BO XES

 1

 Methodolo gy

 U sed

 in

 P r eparing

 This

 W orking

 P aper

  5

 2

 Land

 Pooling

 in

 Asia

  8

 3

 Wha t

 Ca uses

 P r oject

 D ela y s?

  12

 4

 Land

 Pooling

 f or

 Citywide

 I nfr astructure — The

 K a thmandu

  13

 O ut er

 Ring

 R oad

 P r oject

  T ables,

 F igur es,

 and

 Bo x es

 v

 5

 ADB

 F inanc e

 and

 the

 N a y a

 Bazar

 P r oject

  20

 6

 Ahmedabad ’ s

 Land

 Bank

  22

 7

 L e gally

 D efining

 the

 Land

 Pooling

 P r oc es s

  23

 8

 I s

 P r oject

 F easibility

 Adequa t ely

 As ses sed?

  25

 9

 Griev anc e

 R edr es s:

 L es sons

 fr om

 J apan

 and

 Gujar a t

  2 7

 10

 Consequenc es

 o f

 F easibility

 S tudy

 and

 D esign

 Shor t c omings

  36

 11

 Land

 Pooling

 and

 A ff or dable

 H ousing

  40

 A CKNO WLEDGMENT S

 The

 a uthor s

 thank

 MaryGr ac e

 W eber

 f or

 her

 w ork

 on

 the

 spa tial

 analy sis ,

 B hoj

 R aj

 P oudel

 f or

 c on tributions on

 policy

 is sues ,

 and

 Mahendr a

 S ubba,

 PhD ,

 and

 B ija y a

 K .

 Shr estha,

 PhD ,

 f or

 their

 t echnic al

 input and

 observ a tions .

 The

 t eam

 is

 gra t eful

 t o

 lando wner s

 fr om

 the

 Sainbu

 B hainsepa ti

 and

 Kamer ot ar land

 pooling

 ar eas ,

 who

 c on tribut ed

 their

 time

 and

 input

 t o

 f ocus

 gr oup

 discussions ,

 as

 w ell

 as pr actitioner s

 and

 o fficials

 in v olv ed

 in

 the

 D hulikhel,

 Gongabu,

 I changu

 N ar a y an,

 Kamer ot ar ,

 N a y a

 Bazar , and

 Sainbu

 B hainsepa ti

 pr ojects ,

 who

 shar ed

 their

 fir st-hand

 experienc e.

 The

 det ailed

 guidanc e

 on

 the Land

 Pooling

 pr oc es s

 pr o vided

 b y

 the

 D epar tmen t

 o f

 U rban

 D ev elopmen t

 and

 Building

 Construction, the

 K a thmandu

 V alle y

 D ev elopmen t

 A uthority ,

 and

 the

 I nstitut e

 o f

 Engineering

 a t

 T ribhuv an

 U niv er sity is

 gr eatly

 appr ecia t ed.

 This

 w ork

 also

 benefit ed

 gr eatly

 fr om

 input

 fr om

 peer

 reviewer s

 including

 Mahendr a

 S ubba

 and

 B ija y a

 K .

 Shr estha,

 S tuart

 King,

 Sar ah

 H ui

 Li ,

 and

 K ristine

 R oa -F allorina

 and

 Ric ar do

 Carlos

 Barba

 ( Asian D ev elopmen t

 Bank ).

  ADB

 Asian

 D ev elopmen t

 Bank

 DPR

 det ailed

 pr oject

 r epor t

 DUDBC

 D epar tmen t

 o f

 U rban

 D ev elopmen t

 and

 Building

 Construction (under

 the

 Ministry

 o f

 U rban

 D ev elopmen t)

 ha

 hect ar e

 IOE– TU

 I nstitut e

 o f

 Engineering,

 T ribhuv an

 U niv er sity KMC

 K a thmandu

 Metr opolit an

 City

 K UKL

 K a thmandu

 U pa ty aka

 Khanepani

 Limit ed KVD A

 K a thmandu

 V alle y

 D ev elopmen t

 A uthority

 KVTDC

 K a thmandu

 V alle y

 T o wn

 D ev elopmen t

 Commit t ee LDF

 Land

 D ev elopmen t

 F und

 m 2

 squar e

 met er

 MOUD

 Ministry

 o f

 U rban

 D ev elopmen t NT C

 N epal

 T elec om

 PMC

 pr oject

 managemen t

 c ommit t ee T A

 t echnic al

 as sist anc e

 TD A

 T o wn

 D ev elopmen t

 Act

 TDC

 t o wn

 dev elopmen t

 c ommit t ee TPS

 t o wn

 planning

 scheme

 UD A

 U rban

 D ev elopmen t

 Act

 ABS TR A CT

 Although

 N epal

 is

 one

 o f

 the

 10

 least

 urbaniz ed

 c oun tries

 in

 the

 w orld,

 its

 urban

 population

 is

 gr o wing r apidly .

 I ts

 spr a wling,

 fr agment ed

 patt ern

 o f

 urban

 expansion

 demonstr a t es

 ho w

 char act eristics

 including inadequa t e

 planning,

 w eak

 enfor c emen t

 c apacity ,

 and

 the

 lack

 o f

 a

 le gal

 pr ec eden t

 f or

 z oning

 re gula tions ha v e

 r esult ed

 in

 the

 nons y st ema tic

 gr o wth

 o f

 its

 cities .

 The

 curr en t

 tr aject ory

 is

 quickly

 locking

 N epal’ s municipalities

 int o

 an

 urban

 form

 that

 giv es

 rise

 t o

 inefficien t

 land

 use,

 mobility ,

 and

 infr astructure deliv ery ,

 as

 w ell

 as

 lo w

 acc es s

 t o ,

 and

 poor

 quality

 o f ,

 municipal

 servic es .

 The

 f ailur e

 o f

 the

 public

 sect or t o

 guide

 spa tial

 gr o wth

 in

 N epal

 has

 r esult ed

 in

 a

 gener ally

 lo w

 quality

 st andar d

 o f

 living

 f or

 most

 people in

 cities ,

 high

 en vir onmen t al

 de gr adation,

 and

 the

 small

 number

 o f

 public

 open

 spac es

 such

 as

 parks .

 Land

 pooling

 is

 one

 o f

 sev er al

 t ools

 that

 ha v e

 been

 implemen t ed

 b y

 the

 go v ernmen t

 acr os s

 N epal

 in the

 past

 30

 y ear s ,

 some

 o f

 them

 with

 Asian

 D ev elopmen t

 Bank

 suppor t,

 t o

 secur e

 land

 f or

 planned r esiden tial

 dev elopmen t,

 infr astructur e,

 and

 other

 public

 purposes .

 Land

 pooling

 benefits

 lando wner s , who

 get

 back

 mor e

 v aluable

 servic ed

 land.

 Go v ernmen ts

 also

 benefit

 b y

 using

 a

 por tion

 o f

 the

 land

 t o financ e

 infr astructur e.

 I n

 N epal,

 ho w ev er ,

 the

 use

 o f

 land

 pooling

 f or

 mor e

 planned

 urban

 dev elopmen t has

 st agna t ed

 sinc e

 the

 early

 2000s

 bec a use

 o f

 bot tlenecks

 that

 ha v e

 hampered

 implemen t a tion,

 and the

 r esist anc e

 o f

 lando wner s

 t o

 schemes

 that

 ma y

 t ak e

 y ear s

 or

 w ell

 o v er

 a

 decade

 or

 longer

 t o

 c omplet e than

 planned.

 This

 paper

 seeks

 t o

 dr a w

 les sons

 fr om

 N epal

 as

 w ell

 as

 experienc es

 thr oughout

 Asia

 and

 pr o vide policy

 and

 t echnic al

 r ec ommenda tions

 t o

 policy

 mak er s ,

 loc al

 leader s ,

 donor s ,

 and

 pr actitioner s

 who ar e

 int er est ed

 in

 reviving

 and

 sc aling

 up

 the

 use

 o f

 land

 pooling

 in

 N epal

 as

 a

 c ost- eff ectiv e,

 equit able, and

 sust ainable

 t ool

 f or

 t aking

 a

 mor e

 pr o gr amma tic

 appr oach

 t o

 urban

 gr o wth.

 The

 review

 is

 timely ,

 as N epal

 is

 no w

 pr eparing

 its

 U rban

 D ev elopmen t

 Act,

 the

 c oun try

 is

 transitioning

 t o

 a

 f eder al

 structur e, and

 the

 jurisdictions

 o f

 most

 municipalities

 acr os s

 the

 c oun try

 ha v e

 r ec en tly

 been

 expanded

 with

 the mer ger

 o f

 surr ounding

 villages ,

 pr esenting

 the

 oppor tunity

 t o

 plan

 s y st ema tic ally

 f or

 the

 gr o wth

 o f peri-urban

 ar eas .

  1.

 Although

 N epal

 is

 one

 o f

 the

 10

 least

 urbaniz ed

 c oun tries

 in

 the

 w orld,

 its

 urban

 population

 is gr o wing

 v ery

 r apidly .

 Of

 its

 t ot al

 population

 o f

 about

 29 .6

 million

 in

 2018,

 5.5

 million

 (sligh tly

 belo w

 20%) w as

 urban—3.8%

 mor e

 than

 its

 urban

 population

 in

 2017 ,

 and

 28%

 higher

 than

 the

 c orr esponding

 figur e only

 a

 decade

 earlier . 1

 Mor e

 than

 50%

 o f

 this

 urban

 population

 is

 c oncen tr a t ed

 in

 the

 K a thmandu

 V alle y .

 2.

 U rbaniza tion

 in

 N epal

 tends

 t o

 be

 rapid,

 spr a wling,

 and

 fr agment ed.

 This

 tr end

 is

 driv en

 b y

 the

 shift fr om

 a

 rur al

 t o

 an

 urbanizing

 ec onom y ,

 the

 as socia t ed

 driv e

 f or

 ec onomic

 dev elopmen t

 and

 c ompetition f or

 land,

 and

 either

 lack

 o f

 land

 re gula tions

 or

 w eak

 enfor c emen t

 c apacity ,

 among

 other

 f act or s .

 The curr en t

 tr aject ory

 is

 quickly

 locking

 N epal’ s

 municipalities

 int o

 an

 urban

 form

 that

 is

 hampering

 land-use efficiency ,

 mobility ,

 and

 infr astructure

 deliv ery ,

 and

 making

 municipal

 servic es

 les s

 acc es sible

 and

 poor er in

 quality .

 The

 f ailur e

 o f

 the

 public

 sect or

 t o

 guide

 spa tial

 gr o wth

 in

 N epal

 has

 gener ally

 lo w er ed

 the

 living st andar ds

 o f

 most

 people

 in

 the

 cities .

 En vir onmen t al

 de gr ada tion

 is

 high,

 and

 ther e

 ar e

 f ew

 public

 open spac es

 such

 as

 parks .

 The

 inability

 t o

 pr o vide

 adequa t e

 servic ed

 land

 f or

 r esiden tial,

 c ommer cial,

 and public

 use

 is

 stifling

 the

 ec onomic

 pot en tial

 o f

 N epal’ s

 gr o wing

 cities .

 3.

 N epal’ s

 geo gr aph y

 i...

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