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Smart City Tiruchirappalli

Smart City Tiruchirappalli
Start Date :
Sep 15, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 16, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Tiruchirappalli City Municipal Corporation has been ranked first among 12 cities selected for implementing Smart City project in Tamil Nadu and is gaining momentum to get ...

Tiruchirappalli City Municipal Corporation has been ranked first among 12 cities selected for implementing Smart City project in Tamil Nadu and is gaining momentum to get shortlisted in the final round of Smart City Challenge where 20 cities would be selected in the first year.

The vibrant citizens of Tiruchirappalli are requested to post their views pertaining to municipal and city’s basic infrastructure such as water supply, electricity, sanitation, waste management, transport, parking, energy,housing, IT solutions,safety and security. Residents are encouraged to give their ideas and suggestions at city level as well as local area level solutionsin Tiruchirappalli.

Let us join hands together in making Tiruchirappalli a global Smart City!

The last date to submit your comments is 15th November, 2015.

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Amit Gandhi_1
Amit Gandhi_1 10 years 8 months ago
Further private sector participation in the provision of basic services, such as water and electricity, may be forthcoming, if the components of provision of such goods to be financed by the private sector are unbundled from the components to be financed by the government.
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Amit Gandhi_1
Amit Gandhi_1 10 years 8 months ago
Tradable rights granting permission to use a specified quantity of a resource (e.g., water). Note that the introduction of tradable rights likewise requires establishment of a market in which such rights can be traded.
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Amit Gandhi_1
Amit Gandhi_1 10 years 8 months ago
Product charges levied on products, the consumption of which pollutes the ecosystem. For example, if consumption of the product concerned pollutes surface water or groundwater either during or after consumption, the product charge levied on the good in question should equal the actual value of the damage caused.
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Amit Gandhi_1 10 years 8 months ago
Emission or effluent charges based on both the quantity of waste generated and the degree of environmental damage caused. Such charges should be applicable to wastewater in addition to all other pollutants.
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Amit Gandhi_1
Amit Gandhi_1 10 years 8 months ago
Because “other users” includes the ecosystem itself, the full cost of longterm environmental damage incurred in service delivery should also be capitalized into the price paid by consumers of water and electricity.
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Amit Gandhi_1
Amit Gandhi_1 10 years 8 months ago
User service charges set at levels that allow recovery of the full cost of service delivery. For example, full-cost recovery in the context of user service charges for water and electric power include the full cost of supply, any damages or depreciation caused by usage, as well as the opportunity cost of denying other potential users use of the resource in question.
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Amit Gandhi_1 10 years 8 months ago
A city can finance initiatives that move it toward long-term environmental sustainability by maximizing the amount of revenue derived from existing sources, identifying new sources of revenue, leveraging additional resources from the private sector, and accessing international and local funding that supports green investments.
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Amit Gandhi_1
Amit Gandhi_1 10 years 8 months ago
Use of such technologies can improve information and service delivery, encourage community participation in governance, and make government more transparent and accountable.
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Amit Gandhi_1 10 years 8 months ago
Geographically dispersed government-agency kiosks provide both an alternative to computer-based systems, and an intermediate means of improving access to government agencies that require little or no vehicular travel in jurisdictions in which use of personal computers is not yet widespread.
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