Smart Cities Mission
Capitals of States/UTs
Cities with 5 lakh+ population
CITIES ELIGIBLE AS TESTBEDS
Smart City Mission Cities
Capitals of States/UTs
Cities with 5 lakh+ population
WHY SHOULD CITIES
PARTICIPATE ?
Cities have an opportunity to work with citizens and startups to resolve the most critical problems that plague public transport through contextual solutions that are easy to implement. They will be able crowdsource solutions and choose the ones that best meet their needs and that of their citizens. They also get a chance to learn from their peers.
STEPS FOR CITIES
The cities interested in participating in the Challenge will complete the following activities in Stage 1.
REGISTER FOR THE CHALLENGE
1 | Cities must register for the challenge by filling the form here.
2 | Cities must fill the registration form by 15th May 2021 using the official email ID of the Smart City CEO or the municipal commissioner.
3 | A confirmation email will be sent to the registered ID.
REGISTER FOR THE CHALLENGE
- Register for the challenge by filling the form here.
- Cities must fill the registration form by 15th May 2021 using the official email ID of the Smart City CEO or the municipal commissioner.
- A confirmation email will be sent to the registered ID.
CONDUCT SURVEYS TO IDENTIFY PROBLEMS
Participatory planning is an important part of the Challenge.
Cities must engage with citizen and operators through surveys, to understand key problems that affect public transport commuters.
FORM A TRANSPORT4ALL TASK FORCE
Cities will finalize up to five key problem statements in consultation with the Transport4All Task Force.
This is a prerequisite for Stage-1 submission.
Cities must form a Transport4All Task Force consisting of senior officials of all the city and state-level agencies responsible for the regulation and the operation of transport in the concerned city. This T4A Task Force will review the survey responses and finalise problem statements for Stage 1 submission. Going forward, the T4A Task Force will also ease coordination between the different agencies that work on public transport and facilitate the implementation of the Challenge.
The Smart City SPV will lead the Challenge as the nodal agency and coordinate with other agencies and stakeholders for its implementation.
In the absence of a Smart City SPV, the municipal corporation of the city can be the nodal agency.
In the absence of a Smart City SPV, the municipal corporation of the city can be the nodal agency.
SUBMISSION OF PROBLEM STATEMENTS
Cities should submit their problem statements by 15th February 2022 before 23:59 hrs (IST).
SUBMISSION OF PROBLEM STATEMENTS
Cities should submit their problem statements by 15th February 2022 before 23:59 hrs (IST).