Ravi Sannabhadti
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Ravi S Sannabhadti

Sr.Assistant Professor
Programs
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About Ravi S Sannabhadti

Senior Assistant Professor and Faculty Coordinator in the Faculty of Planning, primarily teaching courses that explore the intersections of urban planning and social issues. His research focus is on social equity, inclusion, and vulnerability that manifest in our cities. He is particularly interested in the use of qualitative methods and field-based explorations in teaching and sensitising students
Social worker and urban planner by education, Ravi has experience working on social equity and community development issues since 2001, across the thematic areas of disaster response & rehabilitation, integrated water management, affordable housing, and urban poverty & sustainable livelihoods. The experience spans work profiles in policy analysis, research, capacity building & program management roles.
  • Qualitative and participatory methods
  • Social equity and community development
  • Affordable housing
  • Urban poverty and sustainable livelihoods
  • Rurban / peri-urban transitions

Book Chapter

  1. Backwater Tourism and Houseboat Operations in Vembanad, Kerala: Competing Uses and Management Conflicts Case Based Research in Tourism, Travel, and Hospitality, Springer Nature
  2. Housing Understanding Indian Cities: Concepts and Pedagogy, CEPT University Press
  3. Income and Housing Choices Understanding the City: Studio Handbook, CEPT University Press
  4. Backwater Tourism and Houseboat Operations in Vembanad, Kerala: Competing Uses and Management Conflicts Case Based Research in Tourism, Travel, and Hospitality: Rethinking Theory and Practice
  5. Housing Understanding Indian Cities: Concepts and Pedagogy
  6. Income and Housing Choices Understanding the City: Studio Handbook
  1. Backwater Tourism and Houseboat Operations in Vembanad, Kerala: Competing Uses & Management Conflicts Case-based research in tourism, travel, hospitality, and events: Rethinking theory and practice

Others

  1. Improving Processes of Natural Resource Management at the Grassroots: The Case of Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) Diverting the flow: Gender equity and water in South Asia. Zubaan.
  2. Facilitating Cooperation through Cluster Level Information Centres for Community Rehabilitation: Case of Setus, Post Gujarat Earthquake 2001 In Sensarma,S.R. & Sarkar,A. (Eds.). Disaster Risk Management : Conflict and Cooperation

Journal

  1. Community and Social Imagination / Imaginaries striving to grasp the ​‘right to the city’ SYMPOSIUM- IMAGINATION IN/FOR THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT JOINT UoM, CEPT AND SPA (DELHI)