.
 An urban region that is highly advanced in
terms of :
a. Overall Infrastructure
b. Sustainable Real Estate
c. Communications and Market Viability
 IT is the principal infrastructure and the
basis for providing essential services to
residents.
 Many technological platforms involved,
including but not limited to Automated
Sensor Networks and Data Centers.
 Basic Infrastructure
-Assured water and electricity supply
-Sanitation and solid waste management
-Efficient urban mobility & public transport
-Robust IT connectivity & e-governance
-citizen participation , safety & security of
citizens.
-Smart parking
 Renewable sources of energy
 Efficient energy & green
buildings
 Intelligent traffic management
system
 Public Information
 Waste to energy & fuel
 Waste to compost
 100% treatment of waste water
 Smart meters & management
.
 Stride of Migration from rural to urban areas
is increasing.
 By 2050,about 70% of the population will be
living in cities.
 Increasing urbanisation & load rural land
 Non renewable sources of energy decreases
but energy demands rapidly increasing .
 Japan signed an MoU to develop Varanasi on
theme of Kyoto (Japan’s smart city).
 Singapore expressed interest to help India
make a “good decision” in realizing its
ambitious plan of 200 Smart Cities.
 Canada help in building smart cities and
achieving its target of housing for all by
offering Wooden Multi-storey Housing
technology.
 United States Trade and Development Agency
(USTDA) helps to develop Ajmer, Allahabad
and Vishakhapatnam as smart cities.
 Germany also helps in making 3 smart cities.
 France will invest 2 billion Euros & help in
development of 3 smart cities including
Pondicherry and Nagpur.
 China , Spain etc. are also interested for the
same.
.
.
 Kochi ,Ahmadabad ,Aurangabad
 Aurangabad ,Manesar in Delhi NCR
 Tumkur in Karnataka, Khushkera (Alwar)
Proposed smart cities in Rajasthan
 Jaipur , Ajmer , Bharatpur
 Bikaner , Jodhpur , Kota
 Udaipur , Alwar
Provide huge amount of Job
Opportunities
Reduce Poverty in India
Enable better services to citizen by
managing operations without human
interventions.
 Reduce energy consumption, Green House
gas emissions
 Improve waste management
 High quality of life to people.
 Operational efficiency
 Corruption decreases
1. IDENTIFICATION OF 100 CITIES-
-City challenge competition by
Bloomberg philanthropies.
.
 Nominations of cities for City Challenge
Competition by each state
 Fund of 100cr each year for next five years.
 Retrofitting 500 acres
 Greenfield 250 acres
 Redevelopment 50 acres
 Huge aggregate of 7lakh crore in 20 years
 Expensive housing and living cost
 Poor people can’t afford
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Smart city & smart city project in india

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     An urbanregion that is highly advanced in terms of : a. Overall Infrastructure b. Sustainable Real Estate c. Communications and Market Viability  IT is the principal infrastructure and the basis for providing essential services to residents.  Many technological platforms involved, including but not limited to Automated Sensor Networks and Data Centers.
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     Basic Infrastructure -Assuredwater and electricity supply -Sanitation and solid waste management -Efficient urban mobility & public transport -Robust IT connectivity & e-governance -citizen participation , safety & security of citizens. -Smart parking
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     Renewable sourcesof energy  Efficient energy & green buildings  Intelligent traffic management system
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     Public Information Waste to energy & fuel  Waste to compost  100% treatment of waste water  Smart meters & management
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     Stride ofMigration from rural to urban areas is increasing.  By 2050,about 70% of the population will be living in cities.  Increasing urbanisation & load rural land  Non renewable sources of energy decreases but energy demands rapidly increasing .
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     Japan signedan MoU to develop Varanasi on theme of Kyoto (Japan’s smart city).  Singapore expressed interest to help India make a “good decision” in realizing its ambitious plan of 200 Smart Cities.  Canada help in building smart cities and achieving its target of housing for all by offering Wooden Multi-storey Housing technology.
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     United StatesTrade and Development Agency (USTDA) helps to develop Ajmer, Allahabad and Vishakhapatnam as smart cities.  Germany also helps in making 3 smart cities.  France will invest 2 billion Euros & help in development of 3 smart cities including Pondicherry and Nagpur.  China , Spain etc. are also interested for the same.
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     Kochi ,Ahmadabad,Aurangabad  Aurangabad ,Manesar in Delhi NCR  Tumkur in Karnataka, Khushkera (Alwar) Proposed smart cities in Rajasthan  Jaipur , Ajmer , Bharatpur  Bikaner , Jodhpur , Kota  Udaipur , Alwar
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    Provide huge amountof Job Opportunities Reduce Poverty in India Enable better services to citizen by managing operations without human interventions.
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     Reduce energyconsumption, Green House gas emissions  Improve waste management  High quality of life to people.  Operational efficiency  Corruption decreases
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    1. IDENTIFICATION OF100 CITIES- -City challenge competition by Bloomberg philanthropies.
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     Nominations ofcities for City Challenge Competition by each state  Fund of 100cr each year for next five years.
  • 21.
     Retrofitting 500acres  Greenfield 250 acres  Redevelopment 50 acres
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     Huge aggregateof 7lakh crore in 20 years  Expensive housing and living cost  Poor people can’t afford
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