The Survey noted that about 1,290 projects worth Rs 22,569 crores have been completed and are operational.
The
government's Smart City mission seems to be moving smoothly with the
Economic
Survey on Friday suggesting that under the initiative, more than
5,000 projects worth more than Rs 2-trillion were under different
stages of implementation in 100 cities across the country.
The
Survey noted that in all the target cities, Special Purpose Vehicles
(SPVs) have already been incorporated while City Level Advisory
Forums (CLAFs) and Project Management Consultants (PMCs) have been
set up.
"Since
the launch of the mission, 5,151 projects worth more than Rs
2-trillion are at various stages of implementation in the 100
cities," the Survey said.
As
on November 14, 2019, 4,154 SCM projects worth Rs 1.49-trillion (72
per cent of the total proposals) have been tendered, out of which
3,359 projects worth Rs 1.05-trillion (51 per cent of total
proposals) have been issued work orders.
Additionally,
about 1,290 projects worth Rs 22,569 crores have been completed and
are operational.
Breaking
down the developments in creating smart cities across the length and
breadth of the country, the Survey said that smart command and
control centres worth Rs 4,135 crore have been completed in 26
cities.
As
many as 51 smart water works worth Rs 2,136 crore have been
completed, 127 smart road projects worth Rs 1,784 crore have been
completed and 39 smart solar projects worth Rs 204 crore have been
completed under the Mission, it said.
The
Smart
Cities Mission was launched on June 25, 2015. The first list of
20 cities announced on January 28, 2016. The fast tracklist of 13
cities was announced on May 24, 2016. The second list of 27 cities
was announced on September 20, 2016. The third list of 30 cities
announced on June 23, 2017, and the final list was announced in
January 2018.
Under
the mission, the Centre allocates Rs 500 crore to each of the cities
for implementing projects proposed by it. This amount is matched with
a grant of the same amount by the respective state.
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