What is Smart India Hackathon 2017

• Will Involve all Technology institutions across India (6400+ colleges and 30 Lakh students)

• World’s biggest Hackathon…May get cited in Guinness Book of World Records

• Involve the offices of our Honorable Prime Minister and various central govt. ministries to generate

problem statements for which students can develop digital solutions

• Challenge students to think out-of-the-box

• Generate innovative and disruptive solutions for the daunting problems faced by our nation

Shri Prakash JavadekarMinister, HRD Ministry

Executive Patron

Dr. Anil SahasrabuddheChairman, AICTE

Chairman, Smart India Hackathon Committee

Organizing Committee

Dr. Anand DeshpandeChairman & MD, Persistent Systems

Co-Chairman, Smart India Hackathon Committee

For Details: Dr. Abhay Jere, Secretary, Organizing Committee, Smart India Hackathon 2017Mobile: +91-9657723380, Email: abhay_jere@persistent.com

Prospective Organizing Partners

Participating Agencies & Ministries

• PMO

• HRD Ministry

• Ministry of DIETY (NIC, MyGov, Data.Gov)

• Ministry of Health

• Ministry of Steel

• Ministry of Agriculture

• Ministry of Power and coal

• Clean Ganga

• Niti Aayog

• Ministry of Railways

• Ministry of Urban Development

• Ministry of Rural Development

• Ministry of Science & Technology

• Reserve Bank of India

• Ministry of Drinking Water & Sanitation

• Ministry of Tribal Affairs

• Ministry of Commerce

• Ministry of Travel & Tourism

• Ministry of Civil Aviation

• Ministry of Skill Development

• MSME

• Ministry of Social Justice

• Ministry of Defence

• Ministry of External affairs

Tentative Event Calendar

Date Schedule up to the Grand finale

Sep 15, 2016 Identification of Pan India Centers

Oct 15, 2016 Publishing problem statements on website

Oct 30, 2016 Mega announcement of event via print media

Oct 15, 2016 Deadline for Idea submission

Nov 7, 2016 Extended Deadline for submission

Dec 5, 2017 1st Level scrutiny & shortlisting

Dec 23, 2016 2nd Level scrutiny & shortlisting

Dec 26, 2016 Announcement of selected teams

Jan 15, 2017 Finalizing technology stack per team

Jan 28 & 29, 2017

Smart India Hackathon finale

Methodology

Mapping of Agencies to Centers (1 Agency to 1 Center)

Problem Statements from Ministries & Government Agencies

Problem Statements pitched to Technical institutions Students

Idea Submission by Technology Students

Idea Scrutiny Level I

Idea Scrutiny Level II

Idea Selection

Grand Finale Hackathon

Typical Problem Statements given to participants

Punjab + Haryana+Delhi 2 Amritsar,Chandigarh,Delhi 606 303

Uttarakhand + Himachal

Pradesh2 Manali, Dehradun 152 76

Uttar Pradesh 3 Banaras, Allahabad 594 198

Tamil Nadu+ Andaman 3 Chennai, Pondicherry, Coimbatore, Trichi 1053 263

AP + Telangana 3Hyderabad,Warangal,Vishakhapatnam,

Vijaywada891 223

Kerala 2 Thiruvananthapuram, Cochin 241 120

Karnataka 3 Bangalore, Mangalore, Belgaum 506 169

North east states (Clubbed) 1 Guwahati 51 51

Bihar + Jharkhand 1 Patna 110 110

Odisha 2 Bhubhaneshwar, Rourkela 221 110

West Bengal 2 Kolkata, Durgapur 192 96

Maharashtra + Goa 3 Pune, Goa , Nagpur 810 270

Gujarat + Daman, Diu &

Dadra2 Ahmedabad,Baroda 234 117

Rajasthan 2 Jaipur, Udaipur 325 162

Central MP + Chhattisgarh 2 Bhopal & Raipur 390 195

Total Centres -> 33

North

South

East

West

Zone-wise distribution of colleges & Students per Center

The problem statements should focus on stopping pilferage/leakages in the system and improving efficiency in utilization of our resources (time, money and manpower). Please find below some pointers which will help design problem statements;

• Reasons for Pilferage/leakages in projects implemented by the ministry

• Absence of a digital platform for real time data analytics and data management

• Lack of sensor based systems for real time monitoring of deliverables/ equipment

• Real time monitoring of deployed work-force on the field

• Real time dashboards for tracking various projects/manpower/schemes

• Specific mobile apps ministry might require to track information on real time basis

• Geo-tagging if required for various scheme/projects

Pointers for Problem statements

• Monitoring quality of deliverables while implementation of schemes

• Digital alerts for remotely monitoring valuable equipment/machines

• Supply chain related issues

• Giving better experience for customers/stakeholders

• Avoiding ghost entries into the systems leading to false claims

• Resource optimization/cost reduction

• Difficulty in coordination with various stakeholders for implementation.

• Reasons for failures of some schemes/projects

• Feedback mechanism from your customers/clients/public

Pointers for Problem statements (continued)

Thank you!

Contact:

Dr. Abhay Jere,

Organizing Secretary.

Smart India Hackathon 2017

Mobile: +91-9657723380

Email: idea@i4c.co.in, abhay_jere@persistent.com Website: www.i4c.co.in

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