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SMART CITY MISSION
KANPUR
Dorsch Consult
WELCOME
Inner core
NH86
NH25
NH91
NH 2
NH 2
To Allahabad
To Delhi
To Lucknow
IITKanpur University
IIPR
Dr. Gaur HariSinghania Institute Of Management & Research
Dayanand Academy Of Management Studies
Institute Of Productivity & Management
ISKCON Kanpur, Sri Sri RadhaMadhav Temple
Moti Jheel
Green Park Stadium
Jama Masjid
Introduction
AITC Institute
JD Institute of Fashion Technology
Jai Bharat Industries
J.K Cotton Spinning & Weaving Mill Company Limited
Tarun Garment Industry
LaxmiCotton Mill
Hosiery Market
Hosiery Market
Hosiery market
Jain Glass Temple
HBTICSA University
City Identity• Educational Hub• Biggest producer of Textile and Leather Products and Industries…Manchester of India - Past• Attracts Tourists• On the bank of Holy River Ganga and Pandu
Population density of inner core area is approximately 6 times outer area.
Introduction
Economic Base-Secondary Sector (manufacturing Sector)
Demographic Indicators 2001 2011
Area 260sq km
Total Population 25,51,33727,65,348
Growth (Rate-8.4%)
Total Male Population 13,74,121 14,89,062
Total Female Population 11,77,216 12,76,286
Work Force Participation 29.9% 33.6%
Sex Ratio 857 857
Population density 98 pph 106 pph
Average Literacy Rate 82.42%
Major Economic Activities- Industrial Activities Defence establishments Tanneries Educational /Coaching Classes Trading Activities
1. Citizen Participation
Essay Competition – Mere Sapanoka Shahar – 301
responses
Meetings with Stake Holders
Meetings with Citizens
Citizen Polling
On Line Suggestions
2. SWOT Analysis
3. Selection of Area Based Development
4. Selection of PAN City Smart Solution
5. Submission of City Wide Concept Report
Over View of Activities Undertaken
myGov
Comments
169843for
discussion
myGov Poll
Suggestions: 169843
Poll for retrofitting: 4772
Poll for Pan City: 4762
Vision Poll: 9910
myGov
Essay: 56
Tagline: 105
Logo: 22
OfflineSuggestions: 29872
Poll for retrofitting: 19702
Poll for Pan City: 19660
Essay: 502
Painting/Posters: 72
1. Resolution passed in KMC board regarding Smart City dated 21-11-2015.
2. Organized MP/MlA meeting.
3. Several meeting with district administration and concerning departments.
4. Ward-wise Councilors meeting
Likes-1450
Post reach-4357
Still Counting
Twitter-17
Still Counting
Citizen Reach:
FM Radio reach -2 Lac
Campaign, Workshop & Discussion Meeting – 172
Hoarding- 36 locations
Online google in total votes
Vision Poll- 6528
Pan City – 9162
Retrofitting- 9172
Total Votes= 24862
Still Counting
Total Hit-3,14,898
Citizen Engagement
Topper in the Country in “On-Line” Polling
Sl. No. Activities Participation Remarks
1 Essay Competition 56 Complete
2 Tagline Competition 105 Complete
3 Logo Designing 22 Complete
4 Citizens Interaction Complete
- Through Facebook likes 1450 In Progress
-Through Post Reach 4357 In Progress
- Twitter 17 In Progress
-Online Googlein 24862 In Progress
5 myGov Poll
-Suggestions 169845 Complete
-Poll for retrofitting 4772 Complete
-Poll for Pan City 4762 Complete
-Vision Poll 9910 Complete
6 Offline
-Suggestions 29872 Complete
-Poll for retrofitting 19702 Complete
-Poll for PAN City 19660 Complete
-Essay 502 Complete
-Painting/Posters 72 Complete
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Work Priorities
Citizens Work Priorities on MyGove poll
42%
34%
24%
Area Selection Poll for Retrofitting on myGov
Parade Xing to Parmat Ghat, Parmat Ghat to Sarsaiya Ghat, Sarsaiya Ghat to Nanarao park, Nanarao park to Narona Crossing, Narona Crossing to Ghanta Ghar, Ghanta Ghar to Pared Crossing.
Ghanta Ghar to Zareeb Chawki, Zareeb Chawki to Rupam Crossing via Chandrika Devi Crossing, Rupam crossing to Mool Ganj and Mool Ganj to Ghanta Ghar.
Ganga Bairrage to Kesa Crossing via Nawab Ganj Thana and Zoo, Kesa Crossing to Makri Khera, Pahalwan Purwa to Jyora, Jyora to Ganga Bairrage.
76%
17%
7%
Pan City Poll on myGov
Intelligent Traffic Management System
Uninterrupted Power Supply with under ground wiring
Public Service delivery through ICT based smart solution
Citizen Engagement
Citizen Engagement
Stakeholder Consultation
Teachers NGO’s Doctors Association
Industries Association Engineering College Professors Commercial Association
KMC BoardDiscussion with MP/MLAs in KMC Board Meeting
District Administrative officers & Concerning Departments
Organized zone wise open discussion camp with local residents on Smart City….
Organized Ward-wise open discussion camp with local residents & Honorable Corporators on Smart
City.
Poster making competitions among students on SMART CITY
“Expression series” by students on SMART CITY
IDEAL GOAL FOR SMART CITY
Smart City uses digital technologies to enhance performance and well being, to reduce cost
and resource consumption, and to engage more effectively and actively with its citizens.
SMART CITY
Smart Governance
Smart Energy
Smart Building
Smart Mobility
Smart Infrastructure
Smart Technology
Smart Healthcare
Smart Citizen
SMART CITY GOALS
Sustainable Development
Quality of Life
Efficient existing & new infrastructure
Smart Development Model
SOCIAL ECONOMIC
ENVIRONMENTAL
LIVABLE VIABLE
EQUITABLE
SMART
INSTITUTIONAL
FACTORS
HUMAN
FACTORS
INSTITUTIONAL
FACTORS
SMART CITY FEATURES
Citizen Participation Identity & Culture
Compactness
Health
Transportation & Mobility
Energy Source
Energy Efficiency
IT Connectivity
Waste Water
Management
Sanitation
Water Quality
Waste Management Safety
Education
Housing & Inclusiveness
Energy Supply
Air Quality
Mixed Land Use
Walkability
Underground Electric
Wiring
Water Supply
Economy & Employment
Open Spaces
Intelligent Govt. Services
Communication and integ ration is the Smart City evolution
KANPUR
Smart City
• Energy
• ICT
• Electricity Network
• Building Codes
• Master Planning
• ICT
• Building Codes
• e-Gov & Citizen Services
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• Public Safety & Security
• Urban Mobility
• e-Gov & Citizen Services
• ICT
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• Smart Meters
• Water Quality Monitoring
• Waste to Energy
• Leakage Detection
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• ICT
• Public Safety & Security
• Energy
• Electricity Network
• Master Planning
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SWOT ANALYSIS
SWOT Analysis
Site Selection, Approach for site selection
AREA BASED DEVELOPMENT
Area Selection
Area Selected for Development
Total Area- 977 Acres
Area Selected
ICAI- 1.2Km
Jama Masjid- 10.2Km
IIT
Dr. Gaur HariSinghania Institute Of Management & Research- 4.1Km
DayanandAcademy Of Management Studies- 3.2 Km
HBTI -11 Km CSA University
- 8.3KmKakadevCoaching-8 Km Purwa Girls
College- 2Km
EDUCATION CENTERS
TOURIST SITES
HOSIERY AND GARMENT INDUSTRIES AND MARKETS
Area Selected for Development
Jama Masjid-0.0 Km
Moti Jheel-5 Km
Green Park Stadium –3.1 Km
Jain Glass Temple-1.8 Km
Phool Bagh-0.8 Km
DwarkadhishTemple –0.0 Km
Jai Bharat Industries – 3.1 Km
J.K Cotton Spinning & Weaving Mill Company Limited- 4.7 Km
Tarun Garment Industry- 4.6 Km
LaxmiCotton Mill-5.3Km
Hosiery Market-1.7 Km
Hosiery Market- 3.8 Km
VISIONTo enhance the identity of the city and provide better quality of life• Governance Impact• Spatial Impact• Social Impact• Economic Impact• Sustainability Impact
VISION
Arterial Roads
Road Widening and Redesigning
Section of Arterial Road
Road Widening and Redesigning
Sub- Arterial Roads
Section of Sub Arterial Road
Junction Improvement at Ghanta Ghar
Beautification of Navin Market
Current Situation
Location of Navin Market
• Congestion on road• Parking• No proper provision for pedestrians
Beautification of Navin Market
Proposed
Construction of Multilevel Parking in Navin Market
Location of Multi Level Car Parking
• Proposed Multilevel car parking is located in Canal Patri of Maal roadnear Panchakki Chauraha. Frequent traffic jams are observed in thisregion due to location of main commercial market, Birhanaroad, Canal Patry, Express way, Naya ganj, Ramnarayanbazar, Sagar market, etc. which is a concern for Citizens in thisregion. Hence, Kanpur Development Authority has undertakenconstruction of Multi level car parking with area of 2304.47 sq.m. inPanchakki Chauraha which will include 2 levels in basement forparking of 47 & 35 vehicles and 34 vehicles on land surface with totalcapacity of 116 4-wheelers. It will include provision of commercialspaces for offices on first and second level. The construction of thisfacility will solve traffic problem in this region.
• There is provision of 2 levels in basement for parking of 47 & 35vehicles and 34 vehicles on land surface with total capacity of 116 4-wheelers.
• It will include provision of commercial spaces for offices on first andsecond level.
• Total cost of project is Rs.1350 lacs• 2 lifts are arranged in this facility.
Construction of Multilevel Car Parking in Canal Patry
Construction of Multilevel Car Parking in Canal Patri
Proposal plan for Multilevel Car Parking in Canal Patri
Foolbagh Park will be developed by installation
of various types of fountains like:-
Musical fountain, sequencing fountain, bowel
jet fountain, 4 no. of gazebos, 4 no. of
pargolas, 3 km of pathway, playground for
children, 6 no. of green mount and horticulture
works, herbal garden and amphitheatre for
small programs and yoga. New drip irrigation
system has been installed for watering of all
park.
Landscaping / Beautification of Foolbagh Garden
26
Proposed Landscape of Foolbagh
27
Up gradation of Green Park Stadium
Abstract of Cost for Area Base Development
PAN CITY SMART SOLUTIONS
PAN City Solutions
Intelligent Traffic Management –
Traffic Signal Control System
Security
Public Address System
Travel Time Data
Smart Parking
Central Control Center
Red Light & Speed Violation System Detection System
Junctions Addressed:--- Road Segment- GT Road (NH25 to IIT Gate)- 16 Junctions--Road Segment- Mall Road-17 Junctions--Road Segment- VIP Road-10 Junctions--Road Segment- NH 25 & NH 2 in Kanpur City area- 10 Junctions-- Miscellaneous Junctions-187 Junctions
ITS Impacts• Discipline in traffic• Reduced Air Pollution• Reduced Vehicle Operation Costs• Traffic Police Feeling less burdened
PAN City Proposals
Integrated Transport System (ITS)
Public Collaboration
Network
Network
Network
Portal
Traffic App
TrafficCongestion Detection
CCTV Camera
GPS
Mobile
Loop
Traffic ViolationManagement
Traffic Signal Management
Traffic IncidentManagement
CONVERGENCE OF OTHER SCHEMES
S.No Mission/Programme/Schemes/Projects Convergence Agenda
1 JnNURM
For water supply, the project identified to bridge the gap of existing
demand and supply is Rs. 81.92 Crs. In JnNURM covers Rs.13.84 Crs.
Funding structure of this mission is as follows Central government funding
50%, State government and ULBs 50%.
2.IPDS is a step towards 24 x 7 power supply launched
by Government of India.
IDPS funds are entitled in Smart city proposal the allotted fund is Rs.80.00
Crs for retrofitting area for underground cabling
The Ministry of Power (GoI) has provided Rs.3,000 Crs for Uttar Pradesh
under IPDS out of Rs. 9,516 Crs for Smart Cities.
3.Atal Mission of Rejuvanation and Urban
Transformation – Sewerage
For sewerage, the project identified to bridge the gap of existing demand
and supply is Rs. 219.91 Crs. In AMRUT covers all Rs. 219.91 Crs.
Funding structure of this mission is as follows Central government funding
33%, State government and ULBs 67%.
4. Atal Mission of Rejuvanation and Urban
Transformation – Road and Drainage
For road and drainage, the project identified to bridge the gap of existing
demand and supply is Rs. 112.62 Crs. In AMRUT mission covers all Rs.
112.62 Crs.
Funding structure of this mission is as follows Central government funding
33%, State government and ULBs 67%.
5. Atal Mission of Rejuvanation and Urban
Transformation – Parking
For parking, the project identified to bridge the gap of existing demand is
Rs. 16.99 Crs. In AMRUT mission covers all Rs. 16.99 Crs.
Funding structure of this mission is as follows Central government funding
33%, State government and ULBs 67%.
6. * National Ganga Plan and National River
conservation Plan
Under National Ganga Plan Rs. 2,100 Crs for FY 2015-16 from National
Clean Energy Fund (NCEF). For ghat works and beautification of river
front.
Convergence of other Schemes
Convergence of other Schemes for ICT
S.NoMission/Programme/Schemes
/ProjectsConvergence Agenda
1 Digital India Programme
Digital India I an umbrella programme, it covers various
electronics – Infrastructure facilities like ITS and Wi-Fi,
Digital maps, for fast track electronics – Governance,
Cyber security, National knowledge network promotion
of IT/ITes industries etc.
Citizen are choose ITS for Pan City. The plan outlay of
DeiTY for FY 2015-16 is Rs.2,568.00 Crs
These facilities area included in Pan city
2. National Mission for Education through ICT
14th Pay committee recommendation the funding
pattern is suitably modified to have higher share from
the State. Provision of Rs.200 Crs for National Mission for
Education.
IMPLEMENTATION AND FINANCIAL MECHANISM
Own source of Income
CSR funds for eligible
sub projects
Public Private
Partnership
Securitization and contract Monetization
Bridge Loans/
Commercial Papers
World Bank Loan $ 500
Million
Funding against various schemes of Center, State
and Local-Convergence of
schemes
Funding against Smart
City
ADB Loans $1Billion
Solar Bonds
