Residential segregation and unequal access to local public services in India: Evidence from 1.5m neighbourhoods

Working paper 5 Mar 2025 Sustainable Growth and Cities

This study examines residential segregation and access to public services across 1.5 million urban and rural neighbourhoods for India’s Scheduled Castes and Muslims.

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Residential segregation and unequal access to local public services in India: Evidence from 1.5m neighbourhoods

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Sam Asher

Kritarth Jha

Paul Novosad

Anjali Adukia

Brandon Tan

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Brandon Tan

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