Sustainable Planning and Design of Keltan Village

The sustainable development of rural regions in India is significantly important since it aids in the effective increase of agricultural production and productivity.; hence, a specific balance in economic and social development should be maintained. This research paper examines the Kelthan village of Vijeshwari in Wada Taluka, Thane District, Maharashtra, India., which addresses the concerns and challenges current amenities highlight and provides the best economical alternative. A survey was undertaken to determine several issues that the community was experiencing in the following areas - facilities, infrastructure, and renewable energy. Based on our understanding and research of the issues plaguing the community, the following recommendations were made – installing solar street lamps to illuminate the village, building a new biogas plant as a sustainable energy source, and modifying the current school building. Hence a survey was conducted to identify all the problems faced by the people and the following set of solutions were been proposed School, Biogas, and Solar Street lamps. Based on the survey results, we made the following decisions: to modify the current school building; construct a new biogas plant as a sustainable energy source; and install street lighting to illuminate the village. Therefore, improving the current school will aid in both the community's socioeconomic development and the children's academic growth. A biogas plant can assist in meeting the daily need for cooking gas, and the finished product can either be sold to create income or utilized as fertilizer. Installing solar street lighting in the community is expected to, it'll increase people's security and the safety of driving. This study will help in our understanding of rural regions' bad situations and the issues faced by rural economies and significantly improve our ability to assist them in becoming sustainable