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Your City of the Future – Challenges and Opportunities

Start Date :

Jul 20, 2018

Last Date :

Jul 27, 2018

18:00 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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Together, let’s make our cities better. Make your voice heard! Citizens are the drivers of change for any city. We want to know the most pressing problems you and your city are ...

Together, let’s make our cities better. Make your voice heard! Citizens are the drivers of change for any city. We want to know the most pressing problems you and your city are facing related to the following four main sectors.After we receive your responses, a series of smart city hackathons will be conducted to put our best minds to solving relevant problems using technology:

1.Urban mobility—Moving you, your family, and your belongings: What challenges and frustrations do you face in getting around your city? What issues do you face when walking, biking, taking public transit, or parking in your city? What are the biggest barriers to affordable, accessible, efficient, and safe transportation in your city?

2.Solid waste management—Handling your garbage, your recycling, and your compost: What challenges and frustrations do you face in dealing with garbage, recycling, and compost in your city? What are issues behind collection, segregation, and waste disposal? What are the barriers to sustainable, efficient, and effective solid waste management in your city?

3.Water supply—Distributing water from the source to you: What challenges and frustrations do you face in accessing water for drinking, cooking, and washing in your city? Is the water supply available at an individual household level? What are the barriers to ample, uninterrupted, and safe water supply in your city?

4.Citizen safety and security—Protecting you by preventing crime, danger, and disaster: What challenges and frustrations do you face in moving confidently and without stress around your city? What issues do residents—in particular women, children, and senior citizens—in your city face when it comes to safety? What are the barriers to reliable, prompt, and effective security services in your city?

Please use #UrbanMobility to provide your inputs on Urban Mobility. Similarly use #SolidWasteManagement, #WaterSupply, #CitizenSafetyandSecurity for providing inputs on respective area

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Shiva kumar Marathi 7 years 10 months ago

I am belongs to Hyderabad city,the main challenges are rising traffic pollution,un organised delopment of new colonies,ground water pollution because of poor drainage and speculation In open plot costing.Abnormal speculation In land prices taking place because of the wrong policies of government, ultimately lot of middle class earnings going In purchasing houses or plots, ultimately It's becoming nightmare to purchase house In Hyderabad.

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varun agarwal 7 years 10 months ago

While smart city work progresses in cities across India,there is a need for coordination of activities of the local development authority,municipal corporation,power distribution cos.,etc.I see a terrible lack of coordination in Allahabad,where work done by 1 department is undone by another in a span of weeks only to be redone by the first department again.This leads to wastage of human capital and money while minting money for contractors and officials of govt. departments. #UrbanMobility

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Rajesh Kumar Kushwaha 7 years 10 months ago

A city must be self sustaining in facility of water supply, drainage system, road and transportation,sewage treatment,greenery by road side, public toilets at every one KM distance and it's proper maintenanace( better give it to a poor person residing nearby for better maintenance and employment generation)... employment generated on the local natural resources for cost economy and sustainability........ things like school, market, hospital can be established by PPP method..no subsidy..

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Venkata Bhanu Mahendra Chaluvadi 7 years 10 months ago

Connected City, We don't have a possible connection between systems, child education to primary education, education to research, research to jobs, jobs to industries, there is no proper mapping between dots, sameway, not many options to raise complaints on daily problems, like patches on road, report of dead street light. If we can have connect my dots application linking respective governances together, it would help the life easier for most of the problems.

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shivam pandey 7 years 10 months ago

Sir, The simplest solutions of all this issues is single i,e. Quality Education on basic level. This will definitely Replenish all our Tensions. ज्ञानम भवति भूतानि means Education Teaches Culture and Culture Builds being.

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Deepti Tijare 7 years 10 months ago

#SolidWasteManagement – There is no proper facility for garbage unfortunately people are force to throw this outside anywhere. Solution- Need more planning, Facilitator, awareness, foreign and advance technology, along with penalty system if not followed by any one.

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Deepti Tijare 7 years 10 months ago

#UrbanMobility: unfortunately Govt employees and engineers those who are involved in road construction no one has used basic sense of creating of Drainage system & tree plantation. There is a recent ex. of Nagpur, Mumbai rain. I would say most of the cities in India are facing same problem. Solution- No road plan should be sanction without checking this basic things, need to take very strict action against the contractor or people who are involved in this. Also, it should be one of the KRA

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SONALI Goyal 7 years 10 months ago

Respected Sir, Tax plays an important role in foundation of the Government, but do they are more important than the PEOPLE of INDIA. I am from Ropar Pb. city with the population of 1lakh people. Everyone do shopping everyone produces waste. Suppose the half i.e. 50,000 people do shopping on a single day either for ₹10/- thing or more they want the polybags. So in a 1 day more thatn 50,000 polybags are used wasted and polutes the environment.Polybag tax are important or Life?Ban tosave

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ABHAYACHANDRA C 7 years 10 months ago

Sir, please go through the link.This is the fate of our No.1 MP's area ;NH 66 passing through the baikampady & Kulur(one of the very biggest industrial estate of Karnataka) .No one is responding properly to the public.This is completely a injustice & carelessness of representatives of MP.As a citizen I insist you to solve the same ASAP (We paid taxes)https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1905639306162917&id=100001505998377

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Ãkåsh Ñîshåd 7 years 10 months ago

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