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Hyderabad: Make Your City Smart

Hyderabad: Make Your City Smart
Start Date :
Oct 05, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 16, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Hyderabad, a confluence of ancient cultural heritage and rapid modernisation, is one of the important educational, business and trade centres in the country.The Hyderabad ...

Hyderabad, a confluence of ancient cultural heritage and rapid modernisation, is one of the important educational, business and trade centres in the country.The Hyderabad MetropolitanArea is witnessing rapid urbanisation due to business and employment opportunities as well as a better living environment, making it the fourth-most populous city and the sixth-most populous urban agglomeration in the country. The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) is a pioneer in the planning, development and management of civic amenities to improve the quality of life of its citizens.

Based on the accomplishments in service delivery and consequently, the improvement in the quality of life, Hyderabad has qualified as one of the 100 cities to be developed as a Smart City under the Smart Cities Missionof the Government of India. GHMC is currently in the process of formulating its Smart City Proposal to participate and compete in the nationwide Smart City Challenge.

GHMC has launched a comprehensive citizen engagement programme at multiple levels, which is an integral part of Hyderabad’s Smart City Proposal. In order to guide the preparation of the Smart City Proposal, it is essential that a vision for Hyderabad—based on the needs, perceptions and aspirations of its citizens—is carved out.

As part of this engagement, GHMC is seeking input from its citizens in the form of comments, suggestions, smart solutions and ideas to enable area development and pan-city improvement in the following priority sectors:

A. Area Development Plan

1. Retrofitting of the existing area
2. Redevelopment of the area
3. Greenfield development

B. Pan-city Improvement Plan

1. Transportation and mobility: Connectivity, pedestrian facilities, bicycle facilities, parking, signals and flyovers, road quality, public transport system
2. Solid waste management: Cleanliness in public places, dustbins, waste collection coverage and system, transportation, treatment and recycling
3. Environment and sustainability: Water body conservation, rainwater harvesting, cleanliness and ambience, tree cover/plantation, open spaces and parks, pollution control
4. Safety, security, and disaster management: Lighting on roads and in public places, woman and child safety, senior citizen safety, CCTV-based city surveillance, disaster management and response mechanism
5. Housing: Encroachments and slum rehabilitation, affordable housing
6. Water supply: Quality and quantity of water supply, metering, operation and management, services
7. Sewage:Collection, treatment and recycling/reuse
8. Storm water drainage: Waterlogging, discharge of drains and disposal
9. Sanitation: Public toilets, maintenance and services
10. E-governance and citizen/tourist facilities
11. Robust IT connectivity and digitalisation
12. Health services
13. Education
14. Other areas of improvement

Citizens are requested to participate in the engagement programme actively and contribute towards transforming Hyderabad into a Smart City through this online endeavour. Citizens can also reach us through the official Hyderabad Smart City website: www.hyderabadsmartcity.com, which is a nodal site for Hyderabad for all information on the Smart City Challenge.

Kindly, post your views and idea till 15th November, 2015.

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anand acharyulu
anand acharyulu 10 years 5 months ago
so many professionals and job holders are moving inside the greater hyderabad and cyberabad areas literally drilling their body's strain awaiting in their own vehicles/ public transport vehicles wading through tough traffic junctions and jams. what we need is minimum 40 kmph speed wading through hyderabad either on roads or on flyovers. if we common public can maintain 40 kmph from work to home and home to work lots of energy is retained to work more for ourselves and for our country.
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anand acharyulu
anand acharyulu 10 years 5 months ago
we need at least 25 fly over's just like pvnarsimharao high way. mainly from Main Railway Stations of Nampally and Secunderabad and also from main Bus Stations, Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station and Jubilee Bus Station also. Getting up to hyderabad is different but getting into hyderabad and to go out of it is very difficult. We badly need fly over's other than Metro a prestigious project Once G.O.111 is functional in gachibowli area, entire hyderabad's scenario drastically changes.
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himabindu_1
himabindu_1 10 years 5 months ago
public awareness programs and engaging Architecture or planning students in surveys or as part of their academics will help in getting better ideas.Addressing issues like proper public transport and safety is important.Regarding slums, in our case study we came to know that though the government build proper housing in few slums, people rented their allotted houses and started forming another slum next to the planned residential complexes. i don't know who should take responsibility for th
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venkata nagarjuna sravan kumar deepala
venkata nagarjuna sravan kumar deepala 10 years 5 months ago
Problem: Emergency Services are not able to locate & reach location intime causing loss of precious lives.Multiple emergency numbers confuse the patient/effected people and there is no central service mechanism 2 assist the needy intime Solution: Develop A Nationwide Integrated Mobile Application for Emergency Services -Health -Fire -Security The app can send the GPS coordinates,type of service needed 2 the central server which can find out nearest Service vehicle& send #MyGov #SmartCity
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Jisha Sharma
Jisha Sharma 10 years 5 months ago
Smart city concept should make people feel responsible towards the city. Issues effecting people's life on daily basis should be taken under consideration and such solutions should be adopted which are effective and efficient to implement and proposes public participation.
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Kishore Kumar
Kishore Kumar 10 years 5 months ago
1.Intelligent Traffic Signals for ease of traffic flow 2.Sensor based LED street lighting 3.Provision for cables of all kinds under road so that they are not dug again and again 4.Concrete roads 5.Building norms for new building like minimum 2 car parks for each apartment plus minimum no. of Guest parking within premised for all apartment complexes. 6.Single portal/App which has links to all govt services 7.Rain water harvesting mandatory 8.Mechanized dump collection 9.Dust bins availability
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Damanjit
Damanjit 10 years 5 months ago
the cultural and physical heritage of the city should be conserved and developments should complement the rich heritage and not be in contrast.
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Chaitanya Krishna
Chaitanya Krishna 10 years 5 months ago
Problem Statement: RTC buses do not stop in bus bays and cause traffic issues Proposed Solution: Given the huge number of bus services run by TSRTC in hyderabad, it is essential to ensure they stop in bus bays to avoid traffic issues and accidents.This can be done by installing proximity sensors in bus bays that would detect each bus coming and going out of bus bay. At end of day, auto report generation would help officials detect those that did not go through bus bays and take necessary action
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