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A substantial proportion of the population of the developing nations either lives in small urban centers or are inhabitants of rural areas relying on small urban centers for access to markets, services, and government facilities. Urban development should be guided by sustainable planning and management vision to ensure mixed-use development. Measuring sustainability in urban areas is a challenging task in itself as it encompasses social, political, economic and environmental components. This study focusses on the sustainability of small urban centers in the North Twenty-Four Parganas district of West Bengal. Hot Spot Analysis and Principal Component Analysis conducted on several chosen parameters resulted in the identification of such urban centers which can act as growth poles as well as small urban centers which if supported by local and national governments have the ability to sustain in the long run.

ARE SMALL URBAN CENTERS SUSTAINABLE? A STUDY OF THE NORTH TWENTY-FOUR PARGANAS OF WEST BENGAL