Maharashtra: 40,000 trees to anchor Dharavi's green transformation and a 3.3-km Mithi River public riverfront
Mumbai, Aug. 3 -- The Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP) will place the rejuvenation of the Mithi River at the centre of a new green-blue network designed to improve the environment and create healthier public spaces across one of Mumbai's most densely-populated neighbourhoods.
The redevelopment masterplan brings together a restored riverfront, parks, treelined corridors and open spaces to create a continuous natural network across Dharavi. The aim is to improve air quality, reduce surface temperatures, strengthen biodiversity and give residents better access to green public spaces.
As part of this vision, around 40,000 trees will be rejuvenated in phases within Dharavi. In addition, nearly two lakh compensatory trees will be planted a...
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