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Draft Proposal for Smart City Jaipur

Draft Proposal for Smart City Jaipur
Start Date :
Dec 08, 2015
Last Date :
Dec 12, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Jaipur Municipal Corporation has received overwhelming response from its citizen in smart city suggestions and ideas to improve their city under Smart City Challenge. ...

Jaipur Municipal Corporation has received overwhelming response from its citizen in smart city suggestions and ideas to improve their city under Smart City Challenge.

As part of citizen engagement & consultation process (for preparation of Smart City Proposal) Jaipur Municipal Corporation organized a wide range of activities - e.g. Ward level consultations, Stakeholders Consultations, Blog writing competition, Logo making competition etc starting from 1stOct 2015 to 30th Nov 2015. Apart from this, other social media tools (Facebook, Twitter, Nagar nigam Website, Smart City Website) used to reach citizens.

Citizen interactions, expert opinions, and deliberations by departments have all contributed to developing this Smart City Proposal. Before the proposal is submitted to MoUD for its kind consideration, all citizens of the city are invited to give their feedback on the proposal developed.

For your reference a brief snapshot of the proposal, capturing all details of the Smart City Proposal can be accessed through the link given below. Your valuable feedback and suggestions will help in refining and finalizing the proposal.

Draft Proposal for Smart City Jaipur

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yashika_16
yashika_16 10 years 7 months ago
RTO office should take lumpsum amount at the time of registration against toll charges while travelling in the state. They should issue smart cardscards so that the vehicle owners should not wait in long ques at toll booths. In turn this will save fuel & time as well which is spent while waiting at the booths.
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punish sharma
punish sharma 10 years 7 months ago
JMC must keep proper roads and remain very stick on encroachments. Once any material is seized from encrochment areas it should not be released againt nominal fine as what is happening that same place same stalls are getting placed again which JMC lift. In our area road are worst. All footpaths are covered by maafia and leased to stalls on rent.
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priyanka_376
priyanka_376 10 years 7 months ago
Illegal construction is a big problem in making of a smart city. Unless checked at proper time, the illegal construction becomes permanent as legal process takes long time. To check this problem there should be a phone number where citizens can inform of such construction being done and such information should be attended to promptly. The toll free nos of JMC do not accept such complaints or information at present.
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priyanka_376
priyanka_376 10 years 7 months ago
1At every 100metre there should be dustbin. 2There should be public toilets and weekly cleaning should be their. 3Take rs 20-50 from each shopkeeper for cleaning the roads. 4Roads should be constructed in colonies those are more prone to road accidents (sushilpura,sodala,jaipur). Suggestion
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reenu_7
reenu_7 10 years 7 months ago
Jaipur is lacking too much in department of transport management. Commuting is easy as lots of options are available and government is continuously connecting all places to each other but the way these transport system work is not upto expectation. These never stops at bus stops, they stop at any place or even in center of road t pick public. Even public is also responsible for same but Some stringent laws deployment of traffic police to make sure that theys tops at only bus stops
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DEEPIKA BADAYA
DEEPIKA BADAYA 10 years 7 months ago
Cities face huge challenges: congestion, pollution, crime, debt, and rising costs — while competing with each other for investment, jobs, and talents. With the movement towards smart cities, the urban centers we live in can become more efficient, livable, and sustainable in both the short and long term.
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priyanka_376
priyanka_376 10 years 7 months ago
1. water harvesting units in roof tops in colleges and universities to be made mandatory 2. cycle paths and foot paths with trees planted after every 20 ft are a must.this will encourage people to walk. 3.encourage vegetable gardening in lands in universities , schools and colleges instead of green grass which uses too much water. 4. small public libraries needed every 2 kms in the city to encourage people to read. 5. more electric taxis on the roads to be encouraged
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reenu_7
reenu_7 10 years 7 months ago
Block wise feedback centers should be made where people of that block can give feedback of cleanliness on monthly basis. e.g a feedback center can be made in Mansarovar region where a team will sit dedicated to Mansarovar only and where people can give feedback of waste management and can raise complaints.
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reenu_7
reenu_7 10 years 7 months ago
Considering water pollution, I think it is a serious matter to look into it. Aminshah Nalla is crossing every area of Jaipur . Thus, its quality and level of pollution into it will definitely effect most parts of Jaipur. I think if we can somehow start controlling this, we will start adding beauty to jaipur. Level of air/water pollution is inversly proportional to Jaipur beauty/Jaipurites life.
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