fINAL SMART CITY

1. smart city
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2. SMART CITY
Smart city is the integration of technology into strategic approach to
sustainability.
aims to transform your city into a smart city, leveraging advanced technologies
to enhance governance, security, sustainability, and overall quality of life. By
integrating smart solutions across various sectors, we envision a city that is
efficient, sustainable, and technologically advanced

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GOALS OF SMART CITY DIGITALIZATION
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4. GOALS OF
SMART CITY
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5. GOALS OF SMART CITY
6.Smart
mobility
2.DIGITAL
ADAMA
5. SMART
Environment
and Organic
Production
3.SMART
SECURITY
4. SMART
URBAN
DESIGN AND
LAND USE
MANAGEMENT
1. Smart
Governance
7.SMART
Social
service
8.SMART PUBLIC
RELATION AND
KNOWLEDGE
MANAGEMENT
9.SMART
TOURISM
AND CULTURE
10.SMART
PEOPLE

6. GOALS OF SMART CITY
1.Smart Governance
 seamless communication and collaboration between citizens and government.
 Introducing e-governance solutions for transparent and efficient service delivery.
2. Digital adama
 Digitizing city records, documents, and processes for streamlined operations.
 Promoting digital literacy programs to empower citizens.
3. Smart security
 Deploying a comprehensive security camera network with AI-powered analytics for real-time threat
detection.
 Integrating smart police stations to enhance law enforcement capabilities.

7. GOALS OF SMART CITY
4. Smart urban design and land use management
 Utilizing IoT and data analytics for efficient urban planning and resource allocation.
 Implementing smart zoning and land use management systems. example Cadaster
5. Smart Environment and organic Production
 Introducing IoT-based environmental monitoring for pollution control.
 Promoting organic and sustainable agriculture practices.
 provide proper sanitation to citizens
6. Smart Mobility
 Developing smart transportation solutions, including intelligent traffic management systems and electric
vehicle infrastructure.
 Promoting the use of smart public transportation for reduced traffic congestion.

8. GOALS OF SMART CITY
7. Smart Social service
 To implement smart education, to practice smart health care to delver smart utility service
8. Smart Public, Relation and knowledge management
 Establishing a centralized knowledge management system for easy access to information.
 Utilizing social media and digital platforms for effective public relations. EXAMPLE Galley room
9. Smart Tourism and Culture
 Promoting cultural events through digital platforms. for example Tourism Mgt system
10. Smart PEOPLE
 Fostering a culture of innovation and technology adoption among citizens.
 Implementing education programs to upskill the workforce for the digital era.

9. CREATING
SMART OFFICE
 Upgrading internet Line
 by changing Copper to fiber
 Woredanet +internet 25-50 mbps
band width were installing for
each or all sectors,subcity and
district
 LAN infrastructure
 Internet Capacity
 Upgrading internet Capacity from
4G to 5G were rich 25%

10. DIGITALIZATION
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11. DOCUMENT
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
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12. INTER OFFICE
COMMUNICATION
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13. E-SERVICE
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14. PORTAL

15. NEW SOFTWARE
DEVELOPMENT
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16. $-------
Technology Infrastructure
 Hardware: Costs associated with acquiring or
upgrading computer systems, servers, and other
hardware.
 -Software: Expenses related to purchasing or
developing software solutions for digitization
processes.
 Networking: Costs for establishing or enhancing
network infrastructure to support digital operations.
$------
Training and Skill Development
 Employee Training: Costs for training staff
on new digital tools, systems, and
processes.
 - Skill Development: Investment in
developing digital skills within the workforce
to ensure efficient operation and
maintenance of digital systems.
cost determination

17. CALL CENTER
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Call centers is a Centralized department that
handles inbound and outbound calls from Current
and Potential Customers.

19. CCTV SYSTEM
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CAMARA

21. CCTV
CAMARA

25.  Enhanced Public Safety:
 Deploying CCTV cameras strategically across the city to monitor public spaces, major traffic
intersections, and critical infrastructure.
 Integrating with law enforcement agencies for swift response and proactive crime prevention.
 Efficient Traffic Management:
 Installing CCTV cameras at key traffic points to monitor traffic flow, identify congestion, and manage
traffic signals dynamically.
 Utilizing smart poles to support additional sensors and devices for real-time data collection on road
conditions, weather, and air quality.
Goals

26.  Optimized City Services:
 Integrating smart poles with IoT devices to collect data on environmental parameters, waste
management, and energy consumption.
 Utilizing data analytics to optimize city services, such as waste collection schedules, energy usage, and
resource allocation.
 Community Engagement:
 Involving citizens in the smart city transformation by providing access to public data through mobile
apps and online platforms.
 Establishing community feedback mechanisms to address concerns, suggestions, and foster a sense of
involvement in the development process.
Goals

27. Benefits
 Improved Safety: Reduction in crime rates through
advanced surveillance and rapid incident response.
 Traffic Optimization: Smoother traffic flow, reduced
congestion, and enhanced transportation efficiency.
 Environmental Impact: Contribution to sustainability
through energy-efficient smart poles and environmental
monitoring.
 Data-Driven Governance: Informed decision-making
based on real-time data and analytics.

28. CCTV CAMARA
SMART POLE
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29. Cost Determination
CCTV Cameras:
● Type and quality of cameras (e.g., dome cameras, bullet cameras, PTZ
cameras).
● Resolution (e.g., 720p, 1080p, 4K).
● Brand and model.
● Additional features like night vision, motion detection, and audio capabilities.
● CCTV cameras and installation: ----per unit.
● Smart poles and installation:--- per unit.
● Centralized monitoring system: ------ for development and implementation.
DVR/NVR (Digital Video Recorder/Network Video Recorder):
● Capacity (number of camera channels supported).
● Storage capacity (measured in terabytes or petabytes).
● Brand and model.
● Features like remote access, analytics, and compatibility.

30. Cost Determination
Storage Devices:
● Hard drives or other storage media for video recording.
● Redundancy features for data backup.
Power Supply:
● Power sources for cameras and recorders.
● Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) for backup during power outages.
Cabling and Wiring:
● Type and length of cables needed.
● Quality of wiring for durability.
Installation and Labor Costs:
● Hiring professionals for installation.
● Labor costs for setting up the system.

31. Cost Determination
Network Infrastructure:
● Networking equipment like switches and routers.
● Internet connectivity for remote access..
Maintenance and Support:
● Costs for ongoing maintenance and support contracts.
● Software updates and security patches.
Training:
● Training costs for personnel on system operation and
troubleshooting.

32. Challanges
 The turn over of qualified human Resource looking for better
salary
 Deficiency of Competent professionals in the market
 Short fall of financial and material Resources
 Price escalation/inflation of the inputs required of the initiative
 Weak strategic linkage among various institution may have the
possibility to divert the focus from addressing the complexity of
the project
 Challenges of aqutaince with new change
 Lack of policy frame work in Correlation with some technology,
for instance Camera footage as instance