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INTRODUCTION

The Committees has been formed for the community centres.


On June 30 earlier this year, the General House of the Municipal Corporation had passed a resolution to form
community centres management committees.
The House had also slashed the booking rates for the community centres.
While Rs.5,000 was fixed for community centres in villages, Rs11,000 and Rs21,000 were fixed for medium and
big community centres.
Several RWAs in the city said most community centres had maintenance issues and some of these were
occupied by different departments for the purposes.
They said they could only hope for a change for the better with constitution of the committees for the
management of the community centres.
The key issues in community centres are poor infrastructure, cleanliness and poor conditions or non-
operational toilets.
Haryana Speaker and local MLA Gian Chand Gupta had recently announced that the community centres in the
city would be named after martyrs.
AIM
A place for people to meet and socialize and a space for local organization.
Provide a range of low or no cost educational, recreational, social, and
cultural activities that are accessible to local people in response to local need.

SCOPE
Community centres play an important role in our communities.
They provide places where people from a range of backgrounds and
interests can interact, learn, recreate, be supported and grow.
In many areas, they are the focus of socially sustainable communities.
OBJECTIVES
 Where member of a community tend to gather for group activities.
 Social support.
 Public information.
 Other purposes.

LIMITATION
 Limitation of numbe
 Maintenance issues.
 Parking issuew

 Safety concerns.
METHODOLOGY
 Stage 1 - Synopsis.
 Stage 2 - Library Study.
 Site analysis
 Stage 3(A) - Case Study 1.
 Stage (B) - Case Study 2.
 Stage 4 - Conceptual Study.
 Stage 5 - Major Plans Making.
 Stage 6 - Report Making.
 Stage 7 - Model.
STAKE HOLDERS
Residents.
Community organization.
Community groups.
Neighbourhood associations.
SWOT
STRENGTH OPPORTUNITIES
Innovation. Development of strategic alliances and
Research and Development. partnerships.
High access to market and consume data. Make use of market analytics.
Adaptive towards change. Improved CRM culture and processes.
High growth in revenue. Focus on building a high service
culture .
WEAKNESS
Restricted patent protection. THREAT
Lag in customer service. High competition.
Succession planning. Government regulations.
Compensation system.
High supplier costs.
REQUIREMENTS
 RECEPTION
 OFFICE.
 ROOMS.
 Multipurpose HALL for 75-100 people
 STORE ROOM
 KITCHEN.
 OPEN AREA for event max 1500
 TOILETS (HE/SHE).
 PARKING AREA.
 Conference room
 recreational area
 sports area

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