Smart Homes

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BUILDING SMART HOMES SMART CITY IN DELHI
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What is a SMART CITY?

• Definition of Smart City by Boyd Cohen
• Smart cities use information and communication
  technologies (ICT) to be more intelligent and
  efficient in the use of resources, resulting in
  cost and energy savings, improved service
  delivery and quality of life, and reduced
  environmental footprint--all supporting
  innovation and the low-carbon economy.
• Origin of Smart city
• The concept of smart cities originated at the
  time when the entire world was facing one of the
  worst economic crises. In 2008, IBM began work on
  a 'smarter cities' concept as part of its Smarter
  Planet initiative. By the beginning of 2009, the
  concept had captivated the imagination of various
  nations across the globe.
• Initiative of European cities for being Smart
• European cities tend to be denser and have
  better public transit.
• Larger commitment to cycling and walking.
• A stronger focus on sustainability and low-carbon
  solutions.

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SMART CITIES Includes

• Smart Living
• Smart Building Home
• Smart Transportation
• Smart Energy (Renewable generation storage)
• Smart Water Management
• Smart Waste Management(Recycling of waste,
  residual management, Recovery of waste organics
  Energy)
• Smart Education(e-Education)
• Smart Governance(e-governance)
• Smart Medical Facility(e-Medical)
• Smart Communications
• Smart Networks
• Environmental Awareness (i.e. changing weather
  conditions human defined changes)

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How a SMART CITY Looks Like
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Need of SMART CITIES in INDIA

• For better health facilities 600,000 doctors and
  1 million nurses.
• For effective education 1.2 million teachers in
  government schools.
• Smart parking solution to reduce 30 of urban
  traffic and annual fuel wastage by 10billion
  respectively.
• Smart building to reduce 40 of energy
  consumption.
• Internet services infrastructure to meet six fold
  internet traffic in future.
• Mobile communication services for 843.3 million
  users.
• --1.1 billion Mobile connected
  devices.
• --1.8 billion Networked devices.
• Remotely accessible services for healthcare,
  retail or banking services, citizen services etc.
• Connected learning for cities, educational
  institutions and companies to improve student
  outcomes, increase efficiency, enhance safety and
  security, and expand research capabilities.
• Smart Work Spaces in order to enable employees to
  collaborate together anywhere, anytime instantly.

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Sectors Coming Together
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INDIA to have 100 SMART CITIES
India to have 100 Smart Cities across 21 States
in next 5 years. A total of Rs 98,000 crore has
been approved by the Cabinet for 100 smart cities
and rejuvenation of 500 others. The two schemes,
Rs 48,000 crore for Smart City Mission and Rs
50,000 crore for Atal Mission for Rejuvenation
and Urban Transformation, may merge at some point.
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SMART CITY ZONES OF DELHI
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MAKING DELHI A SMART CITY

• Delhi is the Capital of the largest democracy and
  one of the fastest growing economies.
• With an area of 1484 Sq. Km, Delhi is third
  largest city in the country and biggest
  commercial hub of Northern India
• With a population of staggering 16 Million
  growing with a rate of 1.39 in 2011.
• New policy initiatives are set to accelerate real
  estate development.
• DDA plans to develop Delhi into a World Class
  Metropolis - SMART CITY leveraging Land Pooling
  Policy

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WHAT IS LAND POOLING POLICY?

• NotIfied by MoUD (Ministry of Urban Development)
  (S.O. 2687 (E)) dated 05/09/2013
• CONCEPT
• Land parcels owned by individuals or group of
  owners is legally consolidated by transfer of
  ownership right to the designated Land Pooling
  Agency, which later transfers the ownership of
  the part of land back to the owners for
  undertaking of development for such areas
• Ensures planned development of the Capital of
  India as world class Smart City
• Makes landowner a partner in the development of
  city
• Ensures optimum and efficient use of land
• Offers fair and equitable return to the land
  owners
• Incorporates efficient, smooth and fast mechanism
  to avoid delays
• Conducive market for investment
• Encourages private sector participation
• Offers level playing field for co-operative and
  community participation
• Sustainable Urban Growth
• Affordable Housing
• Effective and Efficient Transportation and
  Mobility
• Efficient, sustainable and equitable land
  development through co-operative public
  participation.

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ROLE OF DDA / GOVERNMENT

• Declaration of areas under land pooling and
  preparation of Layout Plans and Sector Plans
  based on the availability of physical
  infrastructure.
• Superimposition of Revenue maps on the approved
  Zonal plans.
• Time bound development of identified land with
  Master Plan Roads, provision of Physical
  Infrastructure such as Water Supply, Sewerage and
  Drainage, provision of Social Infrastructure and
  Traffic and Transportation Infrastructure
  including Metro Corridors.
• DDA shall be responsible for external development
  in a time bound manner.
• Acquisition of left out land pockets in a time
  bound manner shall only be taken up wherever the
  persons are not coming forward to participate in
  development through land pooling.
• Go to http//smartcities.gov.in for the planning
  of Indian Government for smart cities

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L-ZONE THE JEWEL OF DELHI

• Biggest Land Area in Allocated in Master
  Development Plan-2021
• 22,000 Hectares of Land Will Inhabit 20 Lakh
  Citizens
• Strategic Location 2nd Diplomatic Enclave barely
  2KM away
• Adjacent to Golf Course
• In close Proximity to International Football
  Stadium
• 5 min. from Dwarka Sec-21 Metro Station
• 2 min. from Urban Extension Road UER I II
• 5 min. from upcoming Diplomatic Enclave
• 5 min. from Dwarka-Gurgaon Expressway
• 15 min. from forthcoming AIIMS-2
• 10 min. from IGI Airport NH 8
• 10 min. from IP University, NSIT NLU
• 10 min. from IGI Airport

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LOCATION OF L ZONE SMART CITY
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MEDIA REPORTS OF SMART CITY
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