SMART CITIES INDIA READINESS GUIDE the Planning Manual for Building Tomorrow’S Cities Today
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Introduction to smart cities 2. How To Use The India Readiness Guide 3. Universal 4. Smart People 5. Built Environment 6. Energy 7. Telecommunications 8. Transportation 9. Water And Wastewater 10. Waste Management 11. Health And Human Services 12. Public Safety 13. Finance And Payments 14. Ideas To Action Appendix Smart Cities India Readiness Guide 4 CH 1: INTRODUCTION TO SMART CITIES 1 Introduction To Smart Cities Welcome to the Smart Cities India Readiness Guide. This document was assembled with input from many of the world’s leading smart city practitioners — the members and advisors of the Smart Cities Council India and Smart Cities Council. It will help you create a vision for the future of your own city. Equally important, it will help you build an action plan to get to that better future. 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It suggests the lessons of this Guide apply regardless of size goals to which you should aspire, the features and you’ll see real-world examples in the case and functions you should specify, the best Taking a holistic studies featured throughout. practices that will gain you the maximum EHQH¿WVIRUWKHPLQLPXPFRVWDWUHGXFHGULVN view of ‘city’ The transition to smart cities will be a long and and the collaborative environment you should gradual one. Ten years from now, the transition %HIRUHZHGH¿QHWKH¶VPDUWµSLHFHKRZHYHU create to envisage and assimilate all aspects of will have been made in the minds of citizens ZHVKRXOG¿UVWGHDOZLWKWKHZRUG¶FLW\µ5HDO smart cities together. DQGGHFLVLRQPDNHUV:HZLOOKDYHPDQ\VPDUW world smart city examples are rarely a city in city pilots providing new insights for future the strictest term. 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This Guide is designed to The advancement in technologies and open, environmental and social sustainability, in the address all of these human ecosystems. collaborative partnerships will drive the speed creation of 21st century jobs. All of these are and magnitude of changes. Collaborative excellent ways to improve city living standards Because it is in common use, we will continue LQQRYDWLRQDQGLQWHJUDWLRQLVWKHNH\WR and economies. The concept of smart cities to use ’city‘ throughout this Guide. 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