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Draft Standards for Smart Cities in India

Start Date :

Dec 02, 2016

Last Date :

Dec 21, 2016

00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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Smart Cities Mission is one of its kinds and does not follow a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach. Only a broad framework has been given to cities in which they have to ...

Smart Cities Mission is one of its kinds and does not follow a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach. Only a broad framework has been given to cities in which they have to conceptualize their idea of a Smart City and plan their pathway to ‘smartness’.

Ministry of Urban Development has so far selected 60 Smart Cities in various rounds and based on the Smart City Proposals submitted by Cities, this Ministry has started the process to set the standards for the Smart Cities in India. 16 key features have been outlined, which form the guiding framework for the development of Smart Cities in India. Cities have used this framework to determine their pathway towards ‘smartness’ in their SPVs. The framework includes criteria for Smart City features, induction and the benchmarks. Importantly, there are four stages defined in the pathway of Cities towards smartness. Starting with the baseline condition the Smart Cities will progress through the following stages -

• Level 1 – Base case where service levels are less than 50% of the prescribed benchmark
• Level 2 – Service levels are more than 50% of the prescribed benchmark
• Level 3 – Service levels are more than 75% of the prescribed benchmark
• Level 4 – Advanced stage where prescribed benchmark has been achieved

Co-creation of ideas, strategies, innovative and frugal solutions through an extensive consultative process with all stakeholders is mandated in the Smart Cities Mission Guidelines. Therefore, to finalize the standards for Smart Cities, this Ministry has decided to invite suggestions on the draft Standards. Citizen from all walks of life are welcome to be a part of the consultative process and provide valuable inputs. The last date of submission of suggestions is 20th December 2016.

Click here to read the Draft Standards for Smart Cities.

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Yogesh Kumar 9 years 7 months ago

The old vehicles of diesel and petrol should be completely ban.Traffic rules should be to apply strictly.I have lots of technology, So the map of all smart citiest should be well plan with the shortest and straight path of transport. I think we make a law that nobody buy the land to make home individually. The houses will provide to the people with facility according their class

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vishal 9 years 7 months ago

we have eco system for entrepreneurs which has helped more than 1000 entrepreneurs only in Pune. We need some support for creating a exclusive eco system for entrepreneurs which will increase success ratio of entrepreneurship. can we get any support from Government in that case we can share the idea also.

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vishal 9 years 7 months ago

Pune is getting too much polluted, many people are having the breathing problem now a days? Can we have any solution on it? I have few solutions to control pollution. - Government buses are too old and producing too much pollution, so can we start first with changing the bus, new buses will encourage corporate employees also to travel by bus which can reduce traffic of car or private vehicle. - promote company of car pooling - plantation within society - install pollution control device

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Jt Siva Seshu Rtr 9 years 7 months ago

1)SHOULD HAVE STRONG REALESTATE POLICY. 2)SMART CITY SHOULD BE FREE FROM AIR POLLUTION FOR THAT EVERY HOUSE HOLD SHOULD PLAN A TREE AT LEAST COMPULSORY. 3)FOR EVERY 1000 PEOPLE THERE MUST BE AT LEAST ONE BIG PARK AND A PLAY GROUND OF AT LEST 5 ACERS 4)CCTV MONITARING FOR SECURITY & DIGITAL LIBRARIES MUST BE MADE COMPULSORY. 5)NO VEHICAL ZONES IN MOSTE ROAD AREAS AND STRICT WATER CONSUMPTION LOWERING POLICIES 6)SLUM AREAS MUST BE ALLOCATED WITH GOOD HOUSING FACILITIES BY GOV.AND CORPORATES.

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Mohit Arya 9 years 7 months ago

Sir, when we are measuring health indicators and adequate health coverage to the residents of the smart city, some indicator must also be included to measure and monitor the performance of city on handling, treatment and disposal of bio medical waste, which also is a major pollutant in the cities and a health hazard. Bio medical waste handling is totally different from municipal solid waste and sewage handling. And if the city has industries then effluent treatment processes can also be looked.

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seema punnoose 9 years 7 months ago

hyperloop system for all smart cities or for long distance travel is the way forward instead of railways as is being done in Dubai, UAE

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Indu Singh 9 years 7 months ago

Each letter of smart city has its own importance .S for significant, smart city is significant one . m for marvellous , it has marvellous beauty , a for awesome , it has excellent governess . r for radiant , it is healthy and lovable place . t for technology , it has advanced technology , c for cleaniless . it is neat and clean . t is touristy , it attracts tourist . y is for yield . it is place of production

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narayana swamy 9 years 7 months ago

Flexi printing and hanging everywhere is becoming nuisance to the public especially in smart cities,birthdays small function and even openings of small shops etc and without any permission the gvmc of ap is least bothered about the people causing cleaning and dispose of the flexies,irequest the swacchbharath officers to come with proper guidelines and actions to be taken on the flexi and banners.

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Akshaya Tiwari 9 years 7 months ago

Previously we use to find gardens in front of every compound.Now there is no greenery in cities.Green smart cities should be focus.pls do survey that how many cities have bus stands and how much old they are .You would realise that some are made by British and not by Indians itself. Focus on improving existing infra rather than cutting trees and wasting land on far away useless structures.Start doing with small things such as stairs ,automatic ticketing,escalators,clean water,

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Oishik chakraborty 9 years 7 months ago

smart cities 1. an swach municipality app that will consider the local residents under and as soon as problem is reported a team inspects the site and take actions :every thing under time bound conditions to the extent possible (this will increase the cleanliness of city as well provide govt jobs to people to maintain the app) 2. cheaper internet with high connectivity for cashless economy 3. every school be given tax waivers they conduct special classes for poor children free of cost

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