in Karnataka| Mangaluru |

The Mission

The Smart City Mission is primarily targeted to provide give a decent quality of life, a clean and sustainable environment and resource efficiency through application of ‘Smart’ Solutions

Key elements that are unique to this mission as compared to the previous urban reform programmes are:

Virtually entire responsibility of appraisal & delivery shifted to State and ULB

Challenge or competition method to select cities for funding.

Strategy of area-based development, which can then be replicated

Citizen’s involvement from conceptualization stage till the end

Strategic Components

3 Models of Area-based development + 1 Pan-city initiative

Retrofitting Identify and plan existing built-up area to achieve smart city objectives

Applicable for an area of minimum 500 acres

Provision of more intensive infrastructure service levels

Completion in shorter time and replicability in other areas of the city

Redevelopment Complete replacement of the existing built-up environment and construction of

new infrastructure using mixed land used and more intensive land utilisation principles

Applicable for an area of more than 50 acres

Strategic Components

Greenfield Minimum area of 250 acres

Using innovative planning, plan financing and plan implementation tools (e.g. land pooling/ land reconstitution) with provision for affordable housing, especially for the poor

Could be located within ULB limits or within Development Authority limits .

Pan City Envisages application of selected Smart Solutions to the existing city-wide infrastructure

viz. transport solution, waste water recycling, e-governance, etc

Smart City Proposal of each city can comprise either Retrofitting or Redevelopment or

Greenfield initiative, or a mix, plus a mandatory Pan City solution

State to shortlist potential Smart Cities based on Stage-I criteria

The list of potential 100 Smart Cities is announced

City prepares its proposal assisted by a consultant / hand-holding External Agency

Evaluation by a panel of experts.

Selected cities declared – Round 1 Smart Cities

Selected cities set up SPV and start implementation of

their SCP, DPRs, tenders etc.

Other cities prepare toimprove their proposal fornext round

Stage 1

Stage 2

Development

Other cities prepare to

improve their proposal fornext round

Two Stage Selection Process

Smart City Challenge

City-Wide Concept Plan / Smart City Vision (30 days : 15th October)

followed by

Smart City Proposal (100 days : mid December) 5 years horizon from a GoI funding perspective

but it will be good to also articulate a long term vision that goes beyond

Concept has to be unique to reflect the city’s local context, resources, and priorities of citizens and leverage it based on your strengths

Smart City Challenge

We believe the focus will be on Transformative projects with maximum impact Economic growth in the city, job creation

Improving the quality of life for all, especially the poor

Resource Efficiency : Minimum resource utilisation to derive maxium impact / output through technology / IT

Financing plan for complete life-cycle ( Capex & Opex)

Convergence with National and State level Schemes

Credibility in terms of City’s preparedness to be able to deliver the Vision / Smart City Plan on the ground

New Delivery mechanism

City to form a Special Purpose Vehicle as a company

Shareholding : GOI + STATE/ULB = MIN. 50%, in equal proportion

PRIVATE = MAX 50%

Most Common Smart City Features

1. Citizens Participation

2. Identity & Culture

3. Economy & employment

4. Education

5. Health

6. Mixed use

7. Compactness

8. Open Spaces

9. Housing & Inclusiveness

10. Transportation & Mobility

11. Walkability

12. IT Connectivity

13. Intelligent Government services

14. Energy supply

15. Energy Source

16. Water Supply

17. Waste water management

18. Water Quality

19. Air Quality

20. Energy Efficiency

21. Underground electric Wiring

22. Sanitation

23. Waste Management

24. SafetyYou can add more ideas of your own like public spaces, citizens recreation tourism, pollution,

City wide Smart Solutions

Source : Smart City Guideline, MoUD

VISION

GOALS

STRATEGIES

PROPOSALS / ACTION PLANS*

Overall for the city

* Includes Financing Plan & Implementation Plans

Steps

VISION: “To ensure that Mangalore will have a systematically planned urban transport system for the mobility of people and goods that is safe, efficient and sustainable, which aims to support economic development while improving livability”.

GOALS:

• Goal 1: Develop a regional connectivity plan that is in line with the vision for the region considering road and public transport facilities.•Goal 2: Ensure that the urban road structure is organized and suited to the land use.•Goal 3: Develop public transit system(s) in conformity with the land use that is accessible, efficient and effective for both urban and regional movement.•Goal 4: Ensure safety and mobility of pedestrians and cyclists by designing streets and areas there by making Mangalore more desirable and livable city.•Goal 5: Develop intelligent traffic management and engineering solutions that provide efficient and effective movement of people and goods. •Goal 6: Ensure that the goods movement in the region is organized and does not interfere with people movement.

Illustrative Example- Transport Sector

Illustrative Example - (Contd.)

Strategies Proposals/ Action Plans

Road Network/ Mobility corridor / De-bottlenecking of congested stretches

Missing links/ Ring roads/ ROBs/ RUBs/ Junction improvements

Public Transport Route Rationalization / Feeder service / Quality & Frequency of Bus service

Non Motorised Transport (NMT) Bicycle lanes & Pedestrian facilities

Parking Parking Management (app based parking space availability information, odd and even no parking on alternate days,…)

Intelligent Traffic Management Intelligent signalization/ Area traffic controls/ CCTV / Displays at bus stops

Freight Management Truck Terminals & Restrictions on movement within city

We look forward to

Data / Information on existing Situation

Data for Key performance Indicators Operational efficiency

Traffic Situation

Administrative efficiency

Availability of Affordable Housing

Vision / Ideas about Mangalore as a Smart City Elements / parameters which can be implemented and can show results /

outcomes in the immediate period (1-2 years), medium term (3-5 Years) and beyond 5 years.

Data Required1. Jurisdiction map – MCC, MUDA

2. Masterplan, CDP

3. GIS Data

4. Ward maps

5. Infrastructure Plans- Water supply, Waste disposal, drainage, solid waste collection, electricity supply.

6. Ring road proposal and alignment

7. Tourism statistics

8. Infra networks

9. Slum locations / Slum rehabilitation/ Upgradation proposals

10. JNNURM implementations and targets achieved

11. STP locations

Data Required Landfill sites and capacity

Traffic studies Parking spots and capacities

Parks

Bus routes / Para Transit routes

Employment statistics

Accident records

Emission records

IT Applications

Thank You

Thank You

Essential Elements

Utilities : Water & Energy

Water balance for the city: sustainable use of resources Total quantum can be Upto 1.5 times of raw water input, by recycling grey

water

Storm water reuse, rain water harvesting : mandatory through blg byelaws

Solid waste management : bare minimum landfill requirements through maximisation of recycling / processing

Smart metering; Energy efficient street lighting, 10% energy from solar Each city should prepare an Energy Master Plan

Essential Elements Urban Mobility : Public transport integrated with IPT, TOD

Development of sidewalks , Pedestrian / Non-vehicle streets/zones

Encouragement to non-motorised transport through dedicated lanes wherever feasible

Intelligent traffic management systems, through command centres, smart card, LED displays, Smart parking

Essential Elements

Urban Design

Visible Aesthetic improvements through urban design treatments

Streetscape , sculptures,

Encroachment-free public areas

Place making : revitalising Public spaces commonly accessible to citizens, Innovative use of open spaces

Beach front, riverfront

Housing : Affordable housing / Rental housing for weaker sections

Environment & Resource Sustainability

Pollution reduction

ICT / E-governance as a tool to improve efficiencies

Robust IT connectivity and digitalization

E-governance should result in Business process reengineering rather than just digitisation of the same manual forms

Can we not extend the UID idea to Properties / Building premises ? Create a common property cum user data base for the city on GIS

Make Data Accessible to all civic agencies / utilities

Home owners just need to register their property once instead of separately having to run to different agencies for Property tax, electricity, water supply, city gas, telephones, etc.

Billing could be combined / separate

Smart Cards

Public Safety & Security, through

Financial Advisory & Resource planning

Preparation of Business Plan for the Smart City SPV

Drafting of Financing Strategy including fund mobilization strategy covering State/ULBs own resources from User Fee, land monetization, B/sheet funding

Resources from Fourteenth Finance Commission

SPV structuring

Issue of Municipal Bonds, pooled financing and handholding for credit rating of ULBs

Dovetailing of other schemes of GoI

Health & Sanitation (Swachh Bharat), Housing for All, etc

Private Sector Participation through innovative financing methods

In stage 2 we could assist Cities in approaching MFIs like World Bank, KFW, DFID, ADB, JICA, etc. with Project Proposals, follow-up for sanction and fund utilisation,

Pollution data

Fuel consumption

Accident stats

Public transport routes and operations

Intermediate public transport – autos taxis Regulation

Fuel

Zone wise area restrictions

WORKPLANWork Schedule and planning for deliverables

N° Deliverables Weeks

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 TOTAL

D-1 City Wide Concept Plan                            

Kick-off Meeting & Site visit                                                  

                         

Interaction with Key Govt. Officials                            

Site visit and Preliminary Data Collection                            

Data Collection and Analysis                            

Option Generation & Discussion                            

Preparation of Draft City-Wide Concept Plan (Alternatives)

                           

Presentation to officials and incorporation of inputs                            

Submission of City-Wide Concept Plan                            

D-2 Draft Smart City Proposal                            

Smart City Intervention Alternatives                            

Interaction & discussion with Officials on Draft SCP                            

Draft SCP and stakeholder consultation                            

Incorporating the feasible suggestions                            

Final alternatives for Draft SCP                            

Presentation to officials and incorporation of inputs                            

Final Draft SCP Submission                            

D-3 Final SCP                            

Preparation of Final SCP                            

Presentation to officials & incorporation their suggestions

                           

  Submission of Final Smart City Proposal                            

Deliverables