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SMART CITIES IN INDIA

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SMART CITIES IN INDIA

Mission

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The Smart Cities Mission has been officially launched. The City Challenge process has been designed and the selection criteria for shortlisting

cities have been defined. Dedicated allocations have been made for smart cities development in the 2014-15 and 2015-16 union budgets. This,

coupled with recent initiatives such as Digital India, Smart Grid Mission, Swachh Bharat and AMRUT, has given the necessary impetus and direction

to the mission.

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The states and UTs were required to nominate cities by July 31, 2015. The process has begun and the Ministry of Urban Development has received

the first nomination from Puducherry.

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The government is focusing on retrofitting and redeveloping the existing cities into better planned ones by harnessing technology and adopting

smarter solutions. In addition, new/greenfield areas will be developed around cities to accommodate the expanding population.

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Another focus area will be pan-city development, where selected smart solutions could be applied to existing city-wide infrastructure.

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Meanwhile, several initiatives have been undertaken at the state and city levels. Odisha has set up a committee to prepare a smart city roadmap. Smart

city projects at Dholera, GIFT, Lavassa, Wave, Palava and Vikram Udyogpuri are seeing rapid development. Urban local bodies in Delhi, Rajkot,

Ahmedabad, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Bengaluru, Chennai, etc. have become ICT-centric, investing in IT and communication infrastructure for better

integration. Fourteen pilot smart grid projects are at various stages of development.

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Further, international cooperation in the form of technical and financial assistance is being sought from various countries including Singapore,

Japan, France and the US. In addition, bilateral and multilateral institutions including the World Bank, ADB, JICA, USTDA, AFD, KfW and DFID, have

offered support.

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The mission of this conference is to highlight opportunities related to the Smart Cities Mission, examine key challenges and discuss best practices.

The conference will also showcase appropriate technologies and notable smart city projects.

Target Audience

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Previous participants

The companies that participated in our previous conference on “Smart Cities in India” included: A One Buildhome, AAA Infraheight, ABB, Accenture, AECOM, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority, Amara Raja Power, Arup, Atkins, Autodesk, Bajaj Electricals, Balurghat Municipality, Barco Electronic Systems, BESCOM, Bharti Realty Holdings, Bhartiya Group, Bhatpara Municipality, BHEL, Black & Veatch, Bluestar, Bodhtree Consulting, Bosch Security Systems, Budge Budge Municipality, CE Info Systems, CISCO Systems, CRISIL, Deloitte, DIMTS, DMICDC, Egis, Eldeco, Emergent Ventures, Eptisa, ESDS Software Solutions, European Union, Fichtner Consulting Engineers, FIIB, Foundation for Futuristic Cities, GE, GDA, Greenstar, GTL, GIFT, Happiest Minds Technologies, HDFC, HEC Infra Projects, Hexagon Geospatial, Hitachi, Honeywell, IBI Consultancy, IBM, IGL, IIFCL, IL&FS Township & Urban Assets, IUIML, ISGF, IISc, Indo-GGerman Energy Forum, Indra Sistemas, Ingersoll Rand Climate Solutions, Innovest Advisory Services, Intergraph SG&I, IPE Global, IRCL Group, IREO, ITC Hotels, Itron, Jaiprakash Associates, JUSCO, Knight Frank, Kommlabs Dezign, Kotak Securities, KPIT Technologies, Lavasa City, LEA Associates, MIDC, Mahindra Reva Electric Vehicles, Microsoft, MoUD, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, NDMA, NIDM, National Instruments, Naya Raipur Development Authority, NDMC, NRDC, Oracle, Orga Systems, Oventrop, Philips, Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation, PwC, Probity Soft, Prointec India, Pujali Municipality, RITES, SAS, SPA, SCMHRD, Scope T&M, Siemens, Smart Grid Task Force, Tamil Nadu Housing Board, Tata Communications, TCS, Tata Housing, Tata Realty, Supreme Industries, TCP Haryana, Trigyn Technologies, UP Housing & Development Board, UPEIDA, Uponor, URS Scott Wilson, UTTIPEC, Veolia Water, Verint Systems, Warangal Municipal Corporation, Wartsila, Wave Infratech, Wind River Systems, Wipro, etc.

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October 15-116, 2015, Hyatt Regency, New Delhi

AGENDA/STRUCTURE

KEY TRENDS AND OUTLOOK

™ What are the recent trends and developments in the smart city landscape in India? ™ What are the pre-requisites for a smart city?

™ Which segments will offer opportunities in the short and the long term? What is the future outlook? What are the specific challenges?

GOVERNMENT’S PERSPECTIVE

™ What are the plans and timelines for the “100 Smart Cities” mission?

™ What are the roadblocks encountered by the government in implementing the initiative? ™ What steps are being taken to improve the clearance and approval processes? ™ What can the industry expect in the next two to three years?

NEXT STEPS FOR ULBS – FROM PLANNING TO IMPLEMENTATION ™ What steps should be taken by ULBs to prepare a smart city proposal?

™ What are the considerations for chalking out and implementing an action plan (including financing plans) to make a city smart?

™ What are the challenges and what steps can cities take to address them? SPOTLIGHT ON E-GGOVERNANCE

™ What role can ICT play in improving city governance? Which are the key solutions that have been deployed? What has been the experience so far?

™ What are some of the e-governance initiatives taken by ULBs? How have they helped in improving service delivery?

™ What are the opportunities in existing cities? What are the next steps and challenges? FOCUS ON DMIC CITIES

™ What is the current status of smart cities along the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor? ™ What are the business and financing models for these cities?

™ What are the key challenges and how are they being addressed? ™ What are the future prospects and opportunities for the private sector? PLANNING FOR RETROFIT, REDEVELOPMENT AND GREENFIELD CITIES ™ What are the key elements of smart city planning? How do they change from a retrofit

to a new city?

™ What are the challenges for densely populated cities? What is the impact of city planning regulations (FSI/FAR) on this?

™ What are the best practices globally and in India? FINANCING SMART CITIES

™ Which financing models are prevalent globally? Which ones hold relevance in the Indian context?

™ What has been the experience so far in India?

™ What are the innovative models/sources of finance for smart cities? DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE - IT

™ What role can IT play in making cities smarter and intelligent? What are the pre-requisites for an integrated and interoperable platform?

™ How are emerging technologies like cloud and IoT redefining the technology space? ™ What are the likely investments in technology infrastructure in the next few years? DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE - COMMUNICATION

™ What are the communication network and infrastructure requirements of a smart city? ™ What are the cost-effective technology solutions for managing and connecting

devices and people?

™ What are the risks and challenges? How can they be addressed?

SMART MOBILITY

™ What have been the recent examples of smart transportation solutions adopted by Indian cities?

™ Which solutions are available globally? Which of these hold the most relevance in the Indian context?

™ What are the key opportunities in India? What are the segment challenges? SMART ENERGY MANAGEMENT

™ What are the key smart grid/energy management technologies available? ™ What has been the experience so far in India? What initiatives have been taken in

different states?

™ What are the key issues and challenges? What is the way forward? SMART ENVIRONMENT – WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT

™ What has been the experience so far with water and waste management solutions? What are some of the notable initiatives at the city level?

™ What role can technology play in creating a smart environment?

™ What steps can be taken at the city level to improve water supply and waste management services? What are the key issues and challenges?

GIS FOR SMART CITIES

™ What geospatial technologies are available for smart city application?

™ What have been the recent examples of GIS-based applications used for making a city smart?

™ What have been the technology advancements? What are the challenges faced in using geospatial technologies for city management?

INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS AND GLOBAL EXPERIENCE

™ What is the government’s perspective on bilateral arrangements for the development of smart cities?

™ Which countries have expressed interest in partnering with India? What are the intervention areas?

™ How can India leverage these global platforms for smart city development? ™ What are some of the noteworthy smart city projects globally? What lessons can India

draw from these?

INTELLIGENT AND GREEN BUILDINGS

™ What are the noteworthy initiatives that have been taken to make buildings smart, safe and energy efficient?

™ What solutions are available (in India and abroad)? Which are most relevant in the Indian context?

™ What are the challenges? What is the outlook? FOCUS ON SAFE CITY

™ What are the existing safety and security solutions available in India? What are the innovations and advancements?

™ What initiatives have been taken at the city and state levels?

™ What are the opportunities for vendors and system integrators? What are the challenges faced?

SMART CITY PROJECT SHOWCASE

™ What are some of the noteworthy smart city projects that are currently under implementation in India?

™ What is the current status and what are the key developments? ™ What are the challenges and how are they being addressed?

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SNAPSHOTS FROM 2014

Designation Profile

Audience Demographics

Urban Local Bodies / State Housing Development

Agencies Others Real Estate and Construction firms Consultancy Service Providers IT Solution Providers / Technology & Equipment

Providers General ManagerSr. VP, VP,

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CMD, MD, CEO and Director

Some of the key speakers included:

™ Shankar Aggarwal, Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development

™ Dr M Ramachandran, Former Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development and Senior Adviser, LEED India

™ G Suvarna Das Panda, Municipal Commissioner, Warangal Municipal Corporation

™ O P Mishra, Director, IT, New Delhi Municipal Council ™ Reji Kumar, President, India Smart Grid Forum ™ Aamer Azeemi, Managing Director, CISCO Systems

™ Manish Kumar, Global Practice Head, Civil Construction, Wipro ™ Rajesh Garg, Chief Technical Officer, IREO

™ Shailesh Pathak, Executive Director, Bhartiya Group ™ Satish Kamat, Deputy City Manager, Lavasa City Corporation ™ Vivekanand, Country Director, Sales, Barco Systems ™ Pawan Mathur, Director, Water, Itron

™ K V Ganesh Babu, Vice President, Infrastructure Planning, Gujarat International Finance Tec-City

™ Ginny Sharma, Senior Urban Planner and Designer, AECOM India ™ Pritish Bisoyi, Regional Manager, Intergraph SG&I

™ Anil Kadam, Senior Manager, Solution Architect, Utilities, Schneider Electric ™ Anand Navani, Country Manager, Sales, Verint System

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