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Draft Proposal for Smart City Jaipur

Draft Proposal for Smart City Jaipur
Start Date :
Dec 08, 2015
Last Date :
Dec 12, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Jaipur Municipal Corporation has received overwhelming response from its citizen in smart city suggestions and ideas to improve their city under Smart City Challenge. ...

Jaipur Municipal Corporation has received overwhelming response from its citizen in smart city suggestions and ideas to improve their city under Smart City Challenge.

As part of citizen engagement & consultation process (for preparation of Smart City Proposal) Jaipur Municipal Corporation organized a wide range of activities - e.g. Ward level consultations, Stakeholders Consultations, Blog writing competition, Logo making competition etc starting from 1stOct 2015 to 30th Nov 2015. Apart from this, other social media tools (Facebook, Twitter, Nagar nigam Website, Smart City Website) used to reach citizens.

Citizen interactions, expert opinions, and deliberations by departments have all contributed to developing this Smart City Proposal. Before the proposal is submitted to MoUD for its kind consideration, all citizens of the city are invited to give their feedback on the proposal developed.

For your reference a brief snapshot of the proposal, capturing all details of the Smart City Proposal can be accessed through the link given below. Your valuable feedback and suggestions will help in refining and finalizing the proposal.

Draft Proposal for Smart City Jaipur

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RAJ_289
RAJ_289 10 years 4 months ago
Thirdly, encroachments i.e. no encroachments of any kind should be tolerated, and after giving due notice, any kind of encroachments should be removed whosoever belongs to it. Fourthly, there must be some mobile apps for tourists and locals regarding address finder, SOS feature, helpdesk at proper places etc. Last but not the least there must be proper facilities of latrine-bathroom throughout the city.
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Nihal Singh_11
Nihal Singh_11 10 years 4 months ago
jaipur nagar nigam and JDA jaipur m apsi samiti honi chai. jab bee ksi kam ke liea bat kee jati ha to ak dusri par talta rat ha. jaipur ma badi road par jo side me khali jga hoti hi us jgs ko narsiri walo alot karni chai, jeesi haryali ke sat sat road ki saf safi bee hoti rahigee. es ke lea govt. ko narsiry walo ko jaipur nagar nigam ke standard size, gamle, jaga ki chani suvida ka anusar karni chaia
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RAJ_289
RAJ_289 10 years 4 months ago
First of all the Traffic/ Lane driving must be followed in order to achieve the object because traffic represents a city and government too. Secondly, after running some awareness programme regarding litter and cleanliness among people, there must be strict provisions for fine and civil prison for people who litter on the road and in their colony etc
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Nihal Singh_11
Nihal Singh_11 10 years 4 months ago
As the cleaning is a important issue for the smart city, therefore:- 1. We may setup the plant to convert the garbage into verminous compost to short out this problem. If you allow ,our representative will explain you process/system to implement the method through PPT. 2. As a social responsibility we can announce the Car Free Day for the Jaipur to reduce the pollution grade in the city limit. Submitted for consideration please.
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ram kumar singh_8
ram kumar singh_8 10 years 4 months ago
It is mandatory that the city is neat and clean, which is not possible without active support of citizens. The municipal councillors should organise fortnightly meeting in their respective wards (Not just meeting of their party workers), take suggestions from citizens and should ensure that the suggestions are really implemented. Take a leaf from "Rural Biodiversity programme" of Government of India and replicate it in the city. In order to preserve our heritage
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ram kumar singh_8
ram kumar singh_8 10 years 4 months ago
1 PUBLIC TRANSPORT 2 CLEAN ROADS AND FOOTPATH 3 GREEN AREA IN CITY 4 ROAD LIGHTS 5 CLEAN AND MANNEGED BUS STAND & RAILWAY STATION, AIRPORT 6 HEALTH SYSTEM MORE HOSPITAL REQUIRED IN OUTER AREA OF CITY 7 SINGAL POINT OF CONTACT FOR MUNICIPAL RELATED WORK I GUESS IF WE ABLE TO DO THESE BASIC WORK FIRST, THEN WORLD CLASS WILL COMES LATER THAT INCLUDES WI-FI IN CITY, ONLINE WORKS, BEST ROADS, BYCYCLE TRACK,PARKS IN THE CITY AND MANY MORE .... THANKS IF ANYBODY READ THIS.....
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avdhesh_10
avdhesh_10 10 years 4 months ago
Block wise feedback centers should be made where people of that block can give feedback of cleanliness on monthly basis. e.g a feedback center can be made in Mansarovar region where a team will sit dedicated to Mansarovar only and where people can give feedback of waste management and can raise complaints
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ram kumar singh_8
ram kumar singh_8 10 years 4 months ago
Cities face huge challenges: congestion, pollution, crime, debt, and rising costs — while competing with each other for investment, jobs, and talents. The first principle in this is to accept that we have to renew what already exists. Take water, for example. Our cities have been built to optimise on the available resources. They were smart in building lakes and ponds to harvest every drop of rain.Develop road and road light in colony which is not built till 1990
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