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1. The Smart Cities Mission

3. What is a Smart City?
ASmartCityhas-
basicinfrastructure,
uses‘smart’solutionstomake
infrastructureandservicesbetter,and
reliesonAreabaseddevelopment.

4. Objectives
Providebasicinfrastructure.
Qualityoflife.
Cleanandsustainableenvironment.
ApplySmartSolutions.
Setexamplestobereplicatedbothwithin
andoutsidetheSmartCityandcatalyze
thecreationofsimilarSmartCities.

5. Smart Cities Mission Strategy
Pan-cityinitiativeinwhichatleastoneSmart
Solutionisappliedcity-wide.
DevelopAreasstep-by-step–threemodelsof
area-baseddevelopments–
Retrofitting,
Redevelopment,
Greenfield

6. What is basic infrastructure?
Basicpublicinfrastructureisbuiltbydovetailing
andsynergizingwithotherMissionsandSchemes
–AMRUT
Basicinfrastructureincludes,
Assuredwater&electricitysupply,
Sanitation&SolidWasteManagement,
Efficienturbanmobility&publictransport,
AffordableHousing,
RobustITconnectivity,
e-governance&citizenparticipation,
Safety&securityofcitizens,
Health&Educationand
EconomicActivities&LivelihoodOpportunities.

7. City wide Smart Solutions
Cities may
add any
number of
smart
solutions to
the area
based
developmen
ts to make
government
funds cost
effective.

8. What are ‘smart solutions’
SmartsolutionsareapplicationofIT&Cto
municipalservicesandinfrastructuretomake
thembetter.
Examples–
Smartwatermetersandbillingsystems,
Remotelycontrolledautomaticdistributionvalves,
Realtime,onlinesystemsofmonitoringwater
quality,
City-wideintelligentvideosurveillancenetwork,
Usingmobilephonesforcybertourofworksites,

9. Area based Development Models
Retrofitting
Developmentofanexistingbuiltareagreaterthan500acressoastoachieve
theobjectiveofsmartcitiesmissiontomakeitmoreefficientandlivablee.g.
LocalAreaDevelopment(Ahmedabad)
Redevelopment
Replaceexistingbuiltenvironmentinanareaofmorethan50acresandenable
co-creationofanewlayout,especiallyenhancedinfrastructure,mixedlanduse
andincreaseddensitye.g.BhendiBazar,Mumbai
Greenfield
Developapreviouslyvacantareaofmorethan250acresusinginnovative
planning,planfinancingandplanimplementationtoolswithprovisionfor
affordablehousing,especiallyforthepoore.g.NewTown,Kolkotta,Naya
Raipur,GIFTCity.

10. Components of area-based
development
Holisticdevelopmentofexistingandnewareas.
Oneareacatalyzesthedevelopmentofotherareas,
and
Setsanexampleforothercities.
QualityoflifeinAreasmeetscitizensexpectations
andhas
Plannedmixedlanduse,
Housing,especiallyforthepoor,
Walkablelocalities–accessibilitytoparks,public
transport,
Preservationanddevelopmentofopenspace,
Publictransport,lastmileconnectivity,
Governanceiscitizenfriendlyandcosteffective.

11. Smart City selection Process
Thecityselectionprocessisbasedontheideaof
CooperativeandCompetitiveFederalism.
Cities are diverse -Each city has to construct its idea
and vision of a smart city that is aligned to its local
context.
ThecityselectionprocessfollowsaChallengemethod
-twostages,inconjunct,toselectcities.
Stage–I:Intra-Statecityselectiononobjective
criteriatoidentifycitiestocompeteinstage-II.
Stage–II:AllIndiacompetitiontoselectsmart
citiesformultipleroundsofselection.

12. Stage-I Competition (within
State)
Number of potential Smart Cities will be
intimated to each State, based on an
equitable & objective based formula.
An intra-state competition to select proposed
Smart Cities, based on the Stage –I criteria
The selected cities will be called the short
listedSmart Cities.

13. Proposal of Stage 2
Noparticularmodelprescribed–eachcity
hastodevelopitsownideaofasmartcity,
vision,andsubmitaSmartCityProposal
(SCP)duringtheAllIndiacompetition.
Convergenceimportant.
ProposalformatisgivenintheToolkit,
TheProposalbytheshortlistedcityhasto,
Containaretrofittingorredevelopmentor
greenfieldoramixthereofplusaPan-city
featurewithSmartSolution(s),
Areabaseddevelopmentsshouldincludesome
essentialelements.

14. Area based Development –
Essential Features
Applicable to all three type of area based developments
Adequatewatersupplyincludingwastewaterrecycling
andstormwaterreuse,
Assuredelectricitysupply-least10%oftheenergy
requirementcomingfromsolarpower,
Sanitation,includingsolidwastemanagement,
Efficienturbanmobilityandpublictransport,
AffordableHousing,especiallyforpoor,
RobustITconnectivityanddigitalization,
GoodGovernance,especiallye-Governanceand
citizenparticipation,
Sustainableenvironment,
Ensuringsafetyofcitizens,especiallywomenand
elderly,and
Healthandeducation.

15. Area based Development –
Essential Features (Cont..)
Additionally, for greenfield areas
80%buildingswouldbeenergyefficientgreen
building,
15%ofthebuildingwillbeintheaffordablehousing
category.

16. City Selection Criteria : Stage-II
The 100 short listed potential Smart Cities are selected
through an inter-state competition
The 100 selected cities prepare their Proposals for All India competition
with capacity assistance
Based on pre-defined Stage 2 criteria , the evaluation is done by
national and international organisations
Winners declared for Round –1
Winners set-up SPV and
start implementation.
Preparation of DPRs,
tenders etc.
Non-Winners prepare to
improve their proposal for
Round -2

17. Capacity Assistance for SCP
PreparingSmartCityProposalsischallengingand
assistanceisrequired.ForpreparationoftheSCP
financialassistancewillbeprovided–Rs.2crorewill
bereleasedtoshortlisted100cities.MoUDwillassist
intwoways–
TechnicallyqualifiedfirmsandStates/UTsarefreeto
drawuponthisPanelusingtheRfPgivenintheToolkit
–ScopeisalsogiveninAnnexure1ofGuidelines,OR
TyinguparrangementstogetTechnicalAssistance
fromforeignGovernmentswhohavevolunteeredto
providesuchsupport.

18. Implementation & Financing
EachcitywillhaveaSpecialPurposeVehicle(SPV).
TheSPVwillhavecompleteflexibilitytoplan,
implement,manage&operateandwillbeheadedbya
fulltimeCEO.ArticlesofAssociationwillbegivenin
Toolkit.
CentrewillinvestatotalofRs.48,000crorein100
citiesacrossthecountryfor5years–eachSmartcity
willgetRs.100croreeachforfiveyears.
State/ULBswillmobilizeadditionalresourcesrequired
ofRs.48,000croreasper50:50fundingpattern.
Thesefundswillactasacatalysttoattractfundingfrom
internalandexternalsources.

19. Funds release and distribution
Fundscanbeusedasfollows–
Projectfunds–93%,
State/ULB(Administrative&OfficeExpenses)–5%,
MoUD(Administrative&OfficeExpenses)–2%,
AdvanceofRs.2croretoshortlistedcitiestoprepare
SCP.
FirstyearRs.200crore,thereafterRs.100crore
everyyear.
Fundsrelease–timelysubmissionofScoreCard,
satisfactoryphysicalandfinancialprogressasshown
fromUCandScoreCard,achievementofmilestones
intheProposal–tobecertified.

20. Citizen collaboration
AtcitylevelSmartCityAdvisoryForumwillbe
established.
TheSmartCityAdvisoryForumwillincludethe
DistrictCollector,MP,MLA,Mayor,CEOofSPV,
localyouths,technicalexperts,andrepresentative
ofAssociations.
TheCEOoftheSPVwillbetheconvenerofthe
SmartCityForum.

21. Mission monitoring
National level –Apex Committee (AC) headed by
Secretary
State level -State level High Powered Steering
Committee (HPSC) -chaired by the Chief
Secretary
City Level -CEO of the SPV is convener of the
Smart City Forum.

22. Challenges
ThisisthefirsttimeaMoUDprogrammeisusing
the‘Challenge’orcompetitionmethodtoselect
citiesforfunding.
Strategyofarea-baseddevelopment.
Citizeninvolvementisakeytothesuccessofthe
SmartCitiesMission.Theinvolvementhasto
startfrombeginningtotheend.

23. S.
No.
Criteria Scor
e
1IncreaseoverCensus2011orSwachhBharatbaselineon
numberofhouseholdsanitarylatrines(whicheverisless)
10
2MakingoperableOnlineGrievanceRedressalSystemwith
responsebeingsentbacktocomplainant
5
3At-leastfirstmonthlye-newsletterpublished 5
4Electronicallyplaceproject-wisemunicipalbudget
expenditureinformationforthelasttwofinancialyearson
thewebsite
5
5Levyofcompensatorypenaltyfordelaysinservicedelivery5
6Collection of internally generated revenue (e.g. taxes, fees,
charges) during the last three FYs (2012-15)
10
Stage 1 Selection Criteria

24. Stage 1 Selection Criteria(Contd.)
S.
No.
Criteria Scor
e
7PaymentofsalariesbyULBup-tolastmonth 5
8AuditofaccountsforFY12-13 5
9Percentagecontributionoftaxrevenue,feesanduser
charges,rentsandotherinternalrevenuesources
10
10Percentage of establishment and maintenance cost of water
supply
10
11Percentage contribution of internal revenue sources (self-
generated) used for capital works during FY 2014-15
10
12Percentage of City-level JnNURMReforms achieved 10
13PercentageofcompletionofProjectssanctionedupto
March,2012underJnNURM
10
Total100
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25. Stage 2 Selection Criteria
Challengecriteriadeveloped afterextensive
consultation
•CityLevelEvaluationCriteria……………………… ....30%
CredibilityofImplementation
%ofJnNURMprojectscompleted;
NumberofJnNURMreformscompleted;
Propertytaxcollectionasa%ofannualdemand;
WaterandSewerageuserchargescollectedasa%of
currentannualdemand,etc.
CityVisionandStrategy
Howwelldoesthevisioncomeoutofaspirationsand
wishesofpeople;
Doesthevisionshow:why?Thebigidea,pictureofthe
future;
Doesthevisionshowthecity’struepurposeandis
connectedtoitseconomicbase?

26. Stage 2 Selection Criteria (Cont..)
•ProposalbasedEvaluationcriteria………………… ..70%
ImpactofProposal
Dothevisionflowfromvisionidentifiedthroughcitizen
consultation,
Towhatextentarethegoalsandobjectivesaligned,etc.
CostEffectiveness
Doestheproposalhavesmartcomponenti.e.doing
somethinginmoreresourcefulandefficientmanner,
Aredifferentsourcesoffundingtapped,etc.
Innovation&Scalability
Haveanybestpracticesbeenused,
Istheprojectscalabletoentirecity,etc.
ProcessFollowed
Detailsofprocessforcocreatingeverystepthroughan
extensiveconsultation,
Useofsocialmediaforcitizenconsultation,etc. Back

27. BhendiBazaar

28. BhendiBazaar

29. BhendiBazaar

30. BhendiBazaar
Future Commercial
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31. GIFT City

32. Master Plan -GIFT City

33. Visionary Skyline -GIFT City

34. External Connectivity -GIFT City
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35. •DIVERSE LAND USES AND DEVELOPMENT
TYPOLOGIES:JASOLA DISTRICT CENTRE,
MOHAN CO-OP INDUSTRIAL AREA, APOLLO
HOSPITAL, PLOTTED ANDFLATTED
RESIDENTAIL COLONIES OF HIG, MIG, LIG,
EWS AND SFS FLATS AS WELL AS VILLAGES
AND AN UNAUTHORISED COLONY
•ENVIRONMENTALLY ACTIVE: RIVER
YAMUNA BORDERS THE SITE, AGRA CANAL
CUTS ACROSS THE SITE, STP IN THE
VICINITY AND DISTRICT PARK IN THE SITE
•OKHLA BIRD SANCTUARY BORDERS THE
SITE
SARITA
VIHAR
MOHAN
COOPERATIV
E IND. AREA
OKHLA
INDUSTRIAL
AREA
JASOLA
VIHAR
SARITA
VIHAR
OKHLA
JASOLA
DISTRICT
CENTRE
JASOLA
VILLAGE
SHAHEEN
BAGH
MADANPUR
KHADAR
VILLAGE
APOLLO
HOSPITAL
RIVER
YAMUNA
SITE SELECTION:
JASOLA AND SARITA VIHAR CRITERIA
DELHI
HARYANA
UTTAR
PRADESH
GURGAON
FARIDABAD
NOIDA
GHAZIABAD
•ADMINISTRATIVE:BORDERS ANOTHER
STATE –UTTAR PRADESH, LIES ALONG NH 2,
TRUNK RAILWAY LINE
•COMPLEX TRANSPORT NETWORK: CLOVER
LEAF JUNCTION, FLY-OVER, NATIONAL
HIGHWAY 2 AND 13 A, RAILWAY LINE,
METRO LINEWITH 2 METRO STATIONS –
JASOLA AND SARITA VIHAR
DISTRICT
PARK
DISTRICT
PARK
INSTT
AREA
OKHLA BIRD
SANCTUARY
NMT SITE:
SARITA VIHAR-JASOLA
SEWERAGE
TREATMENT
PALNT
JASOLA
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING
ORGANISATION

36. GENERAL ISSUES IDENTIFIED ON SITE
OBSTRUCTIONS ON FOOTPATHS
BUS STOP
HT PYLON
ELECTRICITY
BOX AND
TREE
ELECTRICITY
BOXES
SIGNAGE PRIVATE PLOT
LANDSCAPE
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING
ORGANISATION

37. ROAD NUMBER 1 (NH 2):
PROPOSALS
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING
ORGANISATION
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38. Number of Smart Cities Allocated to each State
State Name No.sState Name No.sState Name No.s
A & N Islands 1 Haryana 2 Nagaland 1
Andhra
Pradesh
3
Himachal
Pradesh
1 Odisha 2
Arunachal
Pradesh
1
Jammu &
Kashmir
1 Puducherry 1
Assam 1 Jharkhand 1 Punjab 3
Bihar 3 Karnataka 6 Rajasthan 4
Chandigarh 1 Kerala 1 Sikkim 1
Chhattisgarh 2 Lakshadweep 1 Tamil Nadu 12
Daman & Diu 1 Madhya Pradesh 7 Telangana 2
Dadra & Nagar
Haveli
1 Maharashtra 10 Tripura 1
Delhi 1 Manipur 1 Uttar Pradesh 13
Goa 1 Meghalaya 1 Uttarakhand 1
Gujarat 6 Mizoram 1 West Bengal 4
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