Guide for maintaining Sewage Treatment Plants, 2011. The guide was produced by International Environmental Law Research Centre for KSPCB.

Map of slums in Bengaluru. Disclaimer - " The slum data represented on this map is a representation using the data available in the research paper titled - "Identifying a Slums’ Degree of Deprivation from VHR Images Using Convolutional Neural Networks". The data uploaded provides an approximate location and not the exact boundary. For more details refer to https://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/11/11/1282"

Occupancy Certificates issued by BBMP between 2011 – 2022.

Ward committee meetings held by ward.

Parking Policy 2.0 is a document from DULT for Bengaluru from December 2020.

DPR for the tunnel road proposed from Hebbal to Silk Board.

Report from the World Bank on the Karnataka Water Security and Resilience Program 2025. The Program supports the state government with a loan of 426M USD (Rs. 3621 Cr) to achieve water security and resilience through three results areas (RA): RA1: Through a multi-agency approach, RA1 will incentivize BBMP to strengthen and fully integrate SWDs with lakes to create climate-resilient balancing reservoirs to dynamically retain and release water for groundwater recharge, recreation, and green zones along with storm flood management. RA2: Strengthening institutions and integrated planning. RA2 incentivizes integrated planning and institutional strengthening and reforms of disaster risk governance. The integrated planning involves water audits for 16 sub-basins across Karnataka, a comprehensive water security plan for the greater Bengaluru, and detailed sub-catchment flood management plans for Bengaluru informed by advanced flood modelling. RA3: Enhancing financial capabilities and resources of key institutions. RA3 seeks to strengthen the financing sustainability of BWSSB and BBMP. It will incentivize the improvement of BWSSB’s cost recovery through enhanced operational efficiencies, including energy efficiency, smart water meters for large volume consumers, and NRW reduction.

Reports for the Sony world junction grade separator.

Climate Resilient Cities - Assessing differential vulnerability to climate hazards in urban India is a report from WRI India. It is authored by: Lubaina Rangwala, Sudeshna Chatterjee, Avni Agarwal, Bhanu Khanna, Ike Uri, Bina Shetty, Raj Bhagat Palanichamy, and Ananya Ramesh.

Documents pertaining to the Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project.

Study of Anganwadis in 5 districts of Karnataka is a study by the following organisations: ESP Vijayapura Unit headed by Teyol Machado SJ 1. Center for Non-Formal Education, Vijayapura 2. Nava Sannidhya, Vijayapura 3. Sangama CIRD, Sindagi 4. Nirmalalaya, Almel 5. JMJ, Devara Hipparagi 6. Deepalaya, Indi 7. Sevasadan, Muddebihal 8. Snehasadan, Kanakal ESP Mundgod Unit headed by Jerald D Souza SJ 9. Loyola Vikas Kendra, Mundgod 10. Loyola Vikas Kendera, Hangal 11. Jyothi, Mundgod 12. Roshni, Hangal 13. Holy Cross, Mainalli ESP Manvi Unit headed by Don Prem Lobo SJ 14. Loyola Center for Social Action, Manvi 15. Vimukthi Charitable Trust, Pothnal 16. Janodaya, Manvi 17. CIRW, Anekal

Guide on specifications and locations of Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) from KSPCB.

Carbon footprint audit reports for townships in Pune by cBalance. cBalance is a Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) Certified Energy Auditor.

Data from the national Time Use Survey (TUS) 2024

High density corridors were corridors with high traffic identified by the GoK and marked for improvement. These include the major arterial roads - Tumkur Road, Mysore Road, Bellary Road, Old Madras Road, Old Airport Road, Hosur Road, Bannerghatta Road and Kanakapura Road. These are connected by the Outer Ring Road. The commissioner of police notified 12 such roads as High Density Roads in 2016. In an order from 06-11-2019 these HDCs were handed over to Karnataka Road Development Corporation Limited for development and maintenance. This DPR is for that.

The Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill 2024 was introduced by the Government of Karnataka aims to: (i) establish the Greater Bengaluru Authority for co-ordinating and supervising the development of the Greater Bengaluru Area; (ii) establish not more than ten City Corporations in the Greater Bengaluru Area for effective, participatory and responsive governance; (iii) empower Ward Committees to become basic units of urban governance and facilitate community participation; (iv) integrate and streamline political accountability of all public authorities delivering services in the Greater Bengaluru Area; (v) improve the quality of life of all citizens by instituting a decentralised, participative, efficient and equitable governance framework for Bengaluru; and (vi) provide for matters incidental thereto.

Data from the Comprehensive Annual Modular Survey (CAMS) by the National Statistics and Survey Office (NSSO), Ministry of Programme Implementation and Statistics (MoSPI), Govt of India.

Data from the Comprehensive Modular Survey Telecom (CMST) 80th Round from the NSSO.