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City Need Assessment for transforming city through Co-Development
A smart city is a designation given to a city that inA smart city is a designation given to a city that incorporates information and communication technologies (ICT) to enhance the quality and performance of urban services such as energy, transportation and utilities in order to reduce resource consumption, wastage and overall costs. Smart Cities Mission is an urban renewal and retrofitting program by the Government of India with the mission to develop 100 cities across the country making them citizen friendly and sustainable.corporates information and communication technologies
Business Roundtable : Developing Collective Action To Strengthen Smart Cities Of India
The world is rapidly becoming more urban and so is India. More than half of world’s people live in cities. It is projected that six out of ten people will be urban dwellers by 2030 and two out of three will be urban/city dwellers by 2050. The scale and pace of India’s urbanization has the potential to define the 21st century. India is one of the biggest urban systems in the world with about 377 million people, 31% of which reside in urban areas.
Business Roundtable : Devloping Collective Action To Strengthen Smart City Of India
The world is rapidly becoming more urban and so is India. More than half of world’s people live in cities. It is projected that six out of ten people will be urban dwellers by 2030 and two out of three will be urban/city dwellers by 2050. The scale and pace of India’s urbanization has the potential to define the 21st century. India is one of the biggest urban systems in the world with about 377 million people. 31 percent of all Indians reside in urban areas.
A Workshop on Framing the National Challenge Framework on Climate Smart Cities and Air Pollution Mitigation
Rapid urbanization is posing a challenge for sustainable development of our cities. Urban areas are responsible for considerable energy consumption and GHG emissions which attributes to climate change. It is observed that nearly 44% of India's rapidly growing carbon emissions have urban origins, emanating from transport, industry, buildings and waste. This imposes huge risks towards increased water stress, heat island effect, increased frequency and severity of extreme weather events such as urban floods. This unprecedent growth is leading to negative consequences for environment and wellbeing of its citizens. Rapidly growing carbon emissions are making our cities vulnerable and imposing huge risks for environment and human beings.
A Workshop On Farming The National Challenge Framework On Climate Smart Cities And Air Polluation Mitigation
Rapid urbanization is posing a challenge for sustainable development of our cities. Urban areas are responsible for considerable energy consumption and GHG emissions which attributes to climate change. It is observed that nearly 44% of India's rapidly growing carbon emissions have urban origins, emanating from transport, industry, buildings and waste. This imposes huge risks towards increased water stress, heat island effect, increased frequency and severity of extreme weather events such as urban floods. This unprecedent growth is leading to negative consequences for environment and wellbeing of its citizens. Rapidly growing carbon emissions are making our cities vulnerable and imposing huge risks for environment and human beings
Need Assessment Regional Smart City Workshop : Transforming Cities Through Co-Development
The workshop was chaired by Shri Anurag Yadav, Secretary & Mission Director, Smart Cities, Government of Uttar Pradesh; Dr. Nishith Rai, Director RCUES Lucknow; Mr. A. K. Gupta, Additional Director, RCUES; Dr Alka Singh, Deputy Director, RCUES; Mr. Somnath Singh, Programme Manager, GCNI and Mr. Arya Dev, Programme Analyst (Legal), GCNI were present during the day long workshop.