Advertisment

Smart Cities India 2016 expo

Important factors in a smart city include preparing the roadmap with schedules for completion of each task; allotment of funds and resources; technical provisions to build smart cities; involvement of countries, ministries, associations, etc., and how their efforts can be leveraged to create “smart cities” in India.

author-image
DQC Bureau
Updated On
New Update
nd SCI

The smart cities plan was originally devised by Sheila Dixit during her Chief Ministership of Delhi. Her government had planned to convert the agricultural land on the outskirts of Western Delhi into a smart city zone of Delhi. The current government has decided to take the previous government's project forward.

Advertisment

New Delhi, 20th April 2016

Important factors in a smart city include preparing the roadmap with schedules for completion of each task; allotment of funds and resources; technical provisions to build smart cities; involvement of countries, ministries, associations, etc., and how their efforts can be leveraged to create “smart cities” in India.
The exhibition and conference will cover many segments, including: Waste and water management; Smart environment; Urban planning; Green buildings; Smart transport; IT & communications; e-Governance; Safety & security; Smart grid; Clean energy; Education & skills to build smart cities; Smart manufacturing; Make in India; Smart health; Disaster management, etc.
To address these questions, the Exhibitions India Group is organising the 2nd edition of Smart Cities India 2016 expo at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi from 11-13 May 2016.
The expo will attract 350 exhibitors from 50 countries showcasing their capabilities over three days.
The expo will be a platform for other nations to share case studies, insights, and technical know-how while building smart cities in their own countries. Individual country pavilions at the expo will be from the Czech Republic, Holland, Norway, Sweden, and Taiwan. One of the largest pavilions at the expo will be hosted by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and Taipei World Trade Center Liaison Office (Mumbai), with more than 100 companies displaying their technologies, products and services.

The 2nd Smart Cities India 2016 expo has the support of 10 central ministries and a host of international associations.
To view the complete list, please visit this site.
About the Smart Cities India expo
The expo connects exhibitors and speakers with government administrators, municipal bodies, industry leaders, investors, etc.
For more information about the 2nd Smart Cities 2016 expo, please click here. 

smart-city 100-smart-city-campaign smart-city-expo hi-tech-smart-city technology-in-smart-city waste-management eco-friendly-technology l-zone
Advertisment