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RANK State/UT City 1 Odisha Bhubaneswar 2 Maharashtra Pune RANK State/UT City 1 Odisha Bhubaneswar 2 Maharashtra Pune 3 Rajasthan Jaipur 4 Gujarat Surat 5 Kerala Kochi 6 Gujarat Ahmedabad 7 Madhya Pradesh Jabalpur 8 Andhra Pradesh Visakhapatnam 9 Maharashtra Solapur 10 Karnataka Davanagere 11 Madhya Pradesh Indore 12 Delhi NDMC 13 Tamil Nadu Coimbatore 14 Andhra Pradesh Kakinada 15 Karnataka Belagavi 16 Rajasthan Udaipur 17 Assam Guwahati 18 Tamil Nadu Chennai 19 Punjab Ludhiana 20 Madhya Pradesh Bhopal RANK State/UT City 21 Madhya Pradesh Ujjain 22 Madhya Pradesh Gwalior 23 Telangana Warangal 24 Chandigarh Chandigarh 25 Punjab Amritsar 26 Karnataka Shivamogga 27 Punjab Jalandhar 28 Tamil Nadu Madurai 29 Uttar Pradesh Lucknow 30 West Bengal Newtown Kolkata 31 Maharashtra Nagpur 32 Goa Panaji 33 Tamil Nadu Salem 34 Maharashtra Nashik 35 Uttar Pradesh Agra 36 Maharashtra Thane 37 Gujarat Rajkot 38 Maharashtra Kalyan- Dombivali 39 Arunachal Pradesh Pasighat 40 Tamil Nadu Vellore 41 Uttar Pradesh Kanpur 42 Andhra Pradesh Tirupati 43 Maharashtra Greater Mumbai 44 Karnataka Hubballi- Dharwad 45 Maharashtra Navi Mumbai 46 Odisha Rourkela 47 West Bengal Bidhannagar 48 Gujarat Dahod 49 Karnataka Mangaluru 50 Rajasthan Ajmer RANK State/UT City 51 Madhya Pradesh Sagar 52 Uttar Pradesh Aligarh 53 Karnataka Tumakuru 54 West Bengal Durgapur 55 Madhya Pradesh Satna 56 Tamil Nadu Tirunelveli 57 Tamil Nadu Thoothukudi 58 Tamil Nadu Erode 59 Himachal Pradesh Dharamshala 60 Haryana Faridabad 61 Tamil Nadu Tiruchirapalli 62 Chhattisgarh Raipur 63 Tamil Nadu Dindigul 64 Maharashtra Amravati 65 Bihar Bhagalpur 66 Haryana Karnal 67 Rajasthan Kota 68 West Bengal Haldia 69 Tamil Nadu Thanjavur 70 Meghalaya Shillong 71 Sikkim Namchi 72 Gujarat Gandhinagar 73 A & N Islands Port Blair 74 Daman & Diu Diu 75 Puducherry Oulgaret 76 Tamil Nadu Tiruppur 77 Maharashtra Aurangabad 78 Dadar& Nagar Haveli Silvassa 79 Uttar Pradesh Allahabad 80 Chhattisgarh Bilaspur RANK State/UT City 81 Gujarat Vadodara 82 Uttar Pradesh Jhansi 83 Manipur Imphal 84 Jharkhand Ranchi 85 Tripura Agartala 86 Uttar Pradesh Moradabad 87 Uttar Pradesh Ghaziabad 88 Uttar Pradesh Bareilly 89 Uttar Pradesh Rampur 90 Nagaland Kohima 91 Bihar Biharsharif 92 Uttar Pradesh Saharanpur 93 Mizoram Aizawl 94 Bihar Muzaffarpur 95 Lakshadweep Kavaratti 96 Uttar Pradesh Varanasi 97 Uttarakhand Dehradun ANNEXURE 1 Main Features of Winning Proposals Rank City Main Features 1 Bhubaneswar Creating a model of sustainable urbanization based on New Urbanism principles that have the transformative potential to provide citizens with prosperity, safety, and equity. Bhubaneswar, through participatory decision-making, responsible governance and open access to information and technology, to be a: o Transit oriented city with a compact urban form that promotes active, connected and sustainable mobility choices o Livable city providing diverse range of housing, educational and recreational opportunities, while enhancing its heritage, arts and traditional communities o Child-friendly city providing accessible, safe, inclusive and vibrant public places o Eco-city co-existing in harmony with nature for nurturing a resilient, clean, green, and healthy environment o Regional economic centre attracting knowledge based enterprises and sustainable tourism activities by leveraging and empowering its institutions, local businesses and informal workforce Extensive citizen engagements through various online and offline engagements Bhubaneswar envisions to retrofit and redevelop 985-acres centered around main Railway Station in heart of the city. Bhubaneswar’s state-of-the-art Intelligent City Operations and Management Centre (ICOMC) is at the core of its pan-city proposal. This centre will provide digital platform for integrating multiple city sub-systems of Traffic Management, Parking, Bus/Para-Transit Operations, Common Fare Card, Emergency Response and City Incident Management along with seamless integration of Bhubaneswar Town Centre District's (BTCD) utility operations requirements. The proposal estimates Total Project Cost (TPC) at Rs.4537 Cr; including Rs.4095 Cr for area based development- BTCD and Rs.442 Cr for Pan City Solution- Intelligent City Operation and Management Centre (ICOMC) The proposal proposes to leverage Rs. 950 Cr available under Mission to finance Smart City Plan through multiple streams of investments thereby reducing financial risks. Proposes Rs. 525 Cr to be converged with national and state schemes Leveraging PPP Projects worth Rs. 2563 Crores Other means of financing such as debt finance, Public Private Community Partnerships (PPCPs), City Level Infrastructure Development Fund and internal ULB resources. 1 Rank City Main Features 2 Pune Pune builds upon five strategic Principles: o Fix core urban infrastructure and make it “future-proof” o Leverage multiple sources of funds to fulfill long-term infrastructure demand o Transform Pune into the most liveable city in India o Focus on creating sufficient high-end jobs to leverage Pune’s human capital o Build city attractiveness further through iconic riverfront development Leveraging its rich cultural and natural heritage, strong human capital and strong business environment as key strengths, Pune aspires to become one of the most liveable cities in India by solving its core infrastructure issues in a “future-proof” way, and by making its neighbourhoods beautiful, clean, green and liveable. Pune engaged citizens in what is perhaps one of the largest envisioning exercises in the history of Indian cities and reached out to over 4 lakh households i.e. about 50% of Pune’s total households. In order to become one of the top 10 cities in ease of doing business and e-governance, Pune proposes to invest in retrofitting selected local area. The plan proposes an innovation center by setting up an incubation model. It also proposes training on digital literacy and healthcare for lower income households Pune has identified 19 ICT solutions for mobility and water The estimated cost of Pune’s Smart City is INR 3000 cr (Capex INR 2380 and Opex INR 580 cr) including Rs. 1850 crore for area base development and 510 crore for Pan city solution The proposed financial plan includes Rs. 1000 crores channeled from Central Government and another Rs. 700 crores from Convergence with other Schemes. Rest of the gap is proposed to be filled through land monetization, improvement of services, funds from donor/lending agencies and PPP. 3 Jaipur City aspires to leverage its heritage and tourism potential through innovative and inclusive solutions and enhance quality of life of its citizens Jaipur proposes to improve tourism experience and enhance the visual appeal of walled city area (600 acres) and create source of inspiration for rest of city Proposes two pan city initiatives i.e. smart model mobility through ICT initiatives and Smart Solid Waste Management system Total plan of INR 2340.52 crores (Rs.1521.40 crores for area based and Rs. 819.11 crores for Pan City solution) is proposed to be financed through mission funds, convergence, loans and borrowings, PPP and own sources. 4 Surat Surat’s vision builds upon its economic positioning, which can be further developed by improving physical and social infrastructure and inclusiveness, and making Surat a Futuristic Global city with focus on enhancing economy, protecting the ecology and preserving the culture of the city. Proposes to retrofit Textile market area (2167 acres) that occupies 3% of physical area of the city, houses 10% 2 Rank City Main Features of the city's population and contributes to 16% of the total city GDP It is proposed that retrofitting of the proposed area with smart features will improve the business environment and contribute in economy. Additional employment will be generated (eg. construction). Surat proposes Citizen Friendly Surat through Intelligent Transport and Connectivity as the Pan city proposal. Total estimate is Rs. 2597 crores. This will be funded by Rs. 365 crores from convergence, another Rs. 795 crores (31%) coming under PPP and rest of the money coming from internal revenue of SPVs. 5 Kochi The vision to transform Kochi into an inclusive, vibrant city of opportunities with efficient urban services, sustainable growth and ease of living is built on four theme areas: Connected and Accessible City; Vibrant Identity; Clean, Green, Safe and Healthy City, and an Inclusive and Smartly Governed City. Extensive diverse and inclusive citizen engagement process towards wide outreach and engagement A holistic replicable Retrofit Transformation of Fort Kochi-Mattancherry-Central to revive the character and glory of Fort Kochi-Mattancherry as a heritage area and Central Kochi (Mainland) as a bustling commercial centre including provision of high speed water connectivity. ABD project is expected to contribute to tourism and heritage value creation for fort and bring in new economic opportunities Proposes two solutions under the Pan City Solution. a) Integrated delivery of Government-to-Citizen (G2C) services using Smart Card and mobile platforms b) implementation of an intelligent water management solutions for city-wide 24x7 water supply The Total Capital Cost of the SCP is Rs. 2076 crores. The outlay towards Area Development Plan is Rs. 1386 crores and Rs 690 crores is towards the Pan-city Solution. The total project cost of Rs 2,076 crores will be funded across multiple sources including convergence of Rs. 505 crores with central and state schemes and raising around Rs 243 crores through PPP, Beneficiary contribution and
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