While 147 projects worth Rs. 1,872 crore have been completed and 396 projects with a cost of Rs. 14,672 cores are currently under implementation. Further tendering has started for 283 projects with a cost of Rs.16,549 and detailed project reports are being prepared for 2,029 projects worth Rs.1,02,366 crores, he said while addressing the members present.
He also said “The selection process of Smart Cities is based on the idea of Competitive and Cooperative Federalism and follows a Challenge process to select cities in two stages. A two-stage selection process has been followed. In the first stage, a total number of 100 smart cities has been distributed amongst the States and UTs on the basis of equitable criteria. The State/UT subsequently have shortlisted and potential smart cities on the basis of preconditions and scoring criteria. In the second stage of the competition, each of the potential 100 smart cities had prepared their Smart City Proposal(SCP) which contained the model is chosen (retrofitting or redevelopment or greenfield development or a mix thereof) and additionally include a Pan-city dimension with smart solutions.
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