The document discusses India's Smart Cities Mission to develop 100 cities across the country. It provides background on the mission's objectives to promote sustainable and liveable cities. Key details include a total budget of Rs. 98,000 crore, with Rs. 48,000 crore allocated for Smart Cities Mission. 20 cities were selected in the first round to be developed as 'Light House Cities'. The features of smart cities and smart solutions around areas like energy, mobility, water management and governance are also outlined. Case studies of Visakhapatnam and Kakinada smart city projects are briefly described.

1. Smart
Cities
Mission

2. Contents
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 Introduction
 Mission and Objective
 100 Smart Cities Mission
 Features of Smart Cities
 List of 100 Smart Cities
 Selection Process
 Round 1 Smart Cities
 Smart Solutions
 Citizen’s Role
 Need of Smart Cities
 Case Study- Kakinada and Visakhapatnam.

3. What is a Smart City ?
A Designation given to a City.
Includes Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) to enhance the urban services.
Such as Energy, Transportation and Utilities.
In order to reduce resource consumption, wastage
and overall costs.
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4. Mission
 An urban renewal program by GOI.
 With the mission to develop 100 cities.
 Across the country making them citizen friendly
and sustainable.
Objective
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 To promote cities that provide core
Infrastructure and to give a decent quality of life
to its citizens.
 A clean and sustainable environment and
application of 'Smart' Solutions.

5. 100 Smart Cities Mission
 Launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
 On 25 June 2016 in Pune, Maharashtra.
 A total of Rs.98,000 crore has been approved.
- Rs.48,000 crore for the Smart Cities mission
-Rs.50,000 crore for the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation
and Urban Transformation (AMRUT).
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6. Feautures of a Smart City
 Promoting mixed land use in area based
Developments.
 Housing and Inclusiveness.
 Creating Walk able Localities.
 Preserving and developing open spaces.
 Promoting a variety of Transport Options.
 Making Citizen Friendly Environment.
 Giving an Identity to the City.
 Applying Smart Solutions to Infrastructure and
Services.
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7. List of 100 Smart
Cities
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These cities are Divided
into 5 Rounds.
 Round 1 – 20 Cities
 Round 2 – 13 Cities
 Round 3 – 27 Cities
 Round 4 – 30 Cities
 Round 5 – 9 Cities

8. Selection of Smart Cities
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9. List of Round 1 Smart Cities
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S.N CITY State S.N CITY State
1 Bhubaneswar Odisha 11 Indore
Madhya
Pradesh
2 Pune Maharashtra 12 New Delhi Delhi
3 Jaipur Rajasthan 13 Coimbatore Tamil Nadu
4 Surat Gujarat 14 Kakinada
Andhra
Pradesh
5 Kochi Kerala 15 Belgaum Karnataka
6 Ahmedabad Gujarat 16 Udaipur Rajasthan
7 Jabalpur
Madhya
Pradesh
17 Guwahati Assam
8 Vishakhapatnam
Andhra
Pradesh
18 Chennai Tamil Nadu
9 Solapur Maharashtra 19 Ludhiana Punjab
10 Davangere Karnataka 20 Bhopal
Madhya
Pradesh
 These are the 20 Light House Cities in India.

10. Smart Solutions of a Smart City
1. Smart Energy 4. Smart Public Services
2. Smart Governance and Citizen Services
3. Smart Mobility 5. Smart Water
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11. Smart Energy
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 Smart Energy Meters
 Usage of Solar Energy
 Energy Management
 Renewable Sources of Energy
 Green Buildings

12. Smart Governance and Citizen Services
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 Public Information and Grievance
Redressal
 Citizen Engagement
 Citizen’s – City’s Eyes and Ears
 Electronic Service Delivery
 Video Crime Monitoring

13. Smart Mobility
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 Smart Parking
 Intelligent Traffic Management
 Integrated Multi-Modal Transport
 E-Rickshaws and Public Transport
 Electronic Vehicle Charging

14. Smart Public Services
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 Street Lighting Management
 Public Safety
- Surveillance
- Emergency Management
 Smart Poles
 Underground Power Cables

15. Smart Water
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 Distribution Management
 Storm Water Management
 Prevention of Urban Flooding
 Sewerage Systems

16. Citizen’s Role in Making Smart Cities
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 Citizens are crucial in making Smart Cities.
 Residents of Smart City deserve a voice in the Design Process.
 A Smart City listens to its Citizens in order to arrive at better
Decision making.
 At the End, it is Citizen’s acceptance and engagement that
Determines the Success.
 Citizen’s Involvement is Key.

17. Why do we need Smart Cities ?
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 India does need a number of smart cities in the coming future.
 Because, the cities are so overcrowded which thus leads to
traffic jams.
 Smart cities create good or smart education system.
 It is a municipality that uses information and communication
technologies.
 Used to increase Operational Efficiency, Share information
with the Public.
 Improves both the quality of Government and Citizen Welfare.

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 Visakhapatnam is a very peaceful & cosmopolitan city.
 Known for Heavy Industries, Steel Plant, Seaports, Natural
Harbour and Shipyard.
Aim
 Efficiently Utilise the available Assets, Resources
 Provide a clean and sustainable environment for living

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Projects
 Centralised Command Control Center.
 Park for Children with All Abilities.
 2MW Floating Solar Power Plant
 Solar Power Street lights
 Multi Level Car Parking Facility
 Indoor Sports Arena

20. Kakinada Smart City
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 Kakinada is known for Pensioner’s Pradise.
 Kakinada is also known for its serene, calm & peacefulness.
 Best planned city and having resemblance with the chennai.
 Which is why it is also called as ‘Second Chennai’.
 It is Famous for JNTUK, PRGC, and Rangaraya Medical Colleges.

21. Kakinada Smart City
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 Virtual Class Rooms in High Schools.
 Redevelopment of Vivekananda Park and
Gandhi Nagar Park.
 Solid Waste Management and Cold Storage.
 Boat Building Yard.
Projects

22. Thanks!
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Presented by
- K.Sahithi
- K.Hima Bindu
- K.Sagar
- K.Sai Kiran