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Panaji Smart City – Fast Track Mode

Panaji Smart City – Fast Track Mode
आरंभ करने की तिथि :
Mar 14, 2016
अंतिम तिथि :
Apr 01, 2016
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The Government of India had launched its flagship programme, the Smart Cities Mission encouraging cities to compete and participate in the Smart Cities Challenge which was ...

The Government of India had launched its flagship programme, the Smart Cities Mission encouraging cities to compete and participate in the Smart Cities Challenge which was rigorously evaluated by a Panel of Experts, which included institutions such as World Bank, Agent Development bank, London School of Economics and National Institute for Urban Affairs etc. The overall cap for the first round of selection was for 20 Cities which are been selected on merit on the basis of scoring as per the Smart Cities Mission Guidelines.

In order to spread the message of Urban Transformation in all parts of the Country, the Ministry of Urban Development, GOI has emphasized on providing an opportunity to all the States/UTs to upgrade their proposals by a special fast track mechanism in which 23 cities from their respective States/UTs in which none of the potential Cities were able to come in the list of top 20 Smart Cities.

The City of Panaji had scored 52.99% ranking 32 in the overall listing and ranking no.5 in the list of Cities to be upgraded in fast track as was published by the Ministry of Urban Development. It might also be noted that the cut off for winning City proposal was 55.47% which was achieved by Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, thereby Panaji having missed to be in the first list of winning Cities by a meager 2.48%.

GSIDC as the Programme Management Unit for Smart City along with the Corporation of City of Panaji (CCP) is actively working towards to ensure compliance to achieve the benchmark set by the winning cities based on the observations made by the Panel of Experts on how improvements can be made in each proposal. The revised proposals of the fast track Cities will be evaluated again by the Panel of Experts and those which achieve such benchmark will become eligible for inclusion in the Smart Cities list and for funding on accelerated basis in the financial year 2016-2017. It is the endeavour of the City to improve & revise the proposal keeping in view the comments of the Expert Panel that have been shared by the Ministry of Urban Development thereby, the Smart City proposal and the expert comments are being made public to welcome suggestions from the Citizens by 20th March 2016. After compilation of all the suggestions from the Citizens the City will welcome all Citizens to share their views on the revised Smart City proposal on 31/3/2016. You may share your views, suggestions and comments using the following mediums:

1) https://www.facebook.com/imaginepanaji
2) Smart City website: http://imaginepanaji.com and also through drop boxes being placed at EDC ltd., Panaji and the Corporation of the City of Panaji.

Click here to read the Panaji Smart City Proposal

Click here to read Comments from MoUD

Let us work towards making Panaji a Smart City.

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suraj_245
suraj_245 10 साल 1 महीना पहले
Public transport system should be encouraged with improved facilites. Dedicated parking areas/zones around the city can be planned for the private vehicles and their entry into the cites should be restricted so as to prevent traffic congestion and public transport facilty should be used.
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Deepak Chari
Deepak Chari 10 साल 1 महीना पहले
Garbage Disposal is Non-Existent in Goa. Cities that generate Garbage must dispose off the garbage within their city limits by having a Garbage Disposal Plant with zero pollution and one which generates power and fertilizer from the waste. Successive governments in Goa has failed to initiate a single truly effective and functional Garbage Disposal Plant in Goa and the existing setup is simply corrupt without any foresight. Centre should handle this issue, just like Defence or put under CPWD.
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Sagar Gaonkar
Sagar Gaonkar 10 साल 1 महीना पहले
City municipal council should have a software to analyse the ratio of population in city verses the resources avialable, this ratio should be maintained and no new residential or comercial construction should be allowed unless the measures to maintain this ratio has been taken in advance.
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Sagar Gaonkar
Sagar Gaonkar 10 साल 1 महीना पहले
All cities should have dedicated waste water treatment plant, the treated water should be then directed to all garden whole over city through pipelines and drip system, the drip system should have a tanks which is to be refilled everyday through a pump connected to treated water, the pump should be programmed to switch on and off at regular intervals and human intervention should be minimum or null.
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Sagar Gaonkar
Sagar Gaonkar 10 साल 1 महीना पहले
In India, we do not analyze the consequences of one action over other, in many cities we have put pavement or concrete all over in the attempt to make city look beautiful and clean, but by doing this we are blocking the way of water going into the earth there by creating two problems, in rainy season it flood a lot and in summer scarcity of water as the ground water level was never refilled, hope this will be taken care while developing all cities.........
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THOMAS RODRIGUES
THOMAS RODRIGUES 10 साल 1 महीना पहले
Dear Respected Prime Ministerji, Shri Narendra Modiji, Salutations to the first practical Prime Minister of my India. I am proud to be an Indian, with more than 15 years abroad. I want to contribute to the development of my country. Sir I am a civil engr with 30 yrs of experience in varied fields abroad, and specialize in the water industry. I would be obliged if given a chance. Thanking you Thomas Rodrigues MISPE(UK), PMP(USA),MBA(AUS),LCSE(IND)
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c prasad 10 साल 1 महीना पहले
Respected Prime Minister of India, In Mann ki Baat dated 28-02-2016 very good advice given to the students. Congratulations! In 27th March 2016 your Mann ki baat programme is very impressive. Kindly advices some tips for senior citizen of India also who are not getting any financial help but want to have respectable life. Thanking you. Yours faithfully, C.Prasad Jamshedpur
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Anubhav Rawat
Anubhav Rawat 10 साल 2 महीने पहले
IMO, first we need to understand what's SMART city, coz it sounds as if we are building a hi-tech city as showcased in movies, but eventually what we are trying to do is, build a city with accessibility for everyone, safety, and liveable for all (less pollutants) with some lullbalies. We need to re-think our development based on eco-friendly infra: A closed city fast public n/w and external multi level parkings with CCTV and continuous monitoring.
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