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Smart MMR Overview 25 th May 2015

MMRDA Smart City Ecosystem • Brown Field • CBD Project • Green Field • Implementation Project in Process • Master Plan in process BKC WADALA Smart KALYAN MMR • Proposed Growth Centre • Green Field Project 1 1

MMR Smart city Journey in comparison to Global Cities Reactive Proactive Smart High Performance • Reactive city is • Basic smart city services • Advanced smart city Services • Digital as a Unique selling High • Integrated smart city services (e.g. today’s city. (Wi-Fi , Parking, Video point • Stimulus response • Proliferation of seamless Analytics etc) transport-energy-health-safety) • Low operation • Proactive responses to • Predictive response to citizens and digital services which improve Digitization level, service delivery model, governance efficiencies changing citizen and business need stakeholders’ quality of life Leaders business need Copenhagen Paris Vienna Barcelona New York Amsterdam Toronto Singapore Impact On Performance London Dubai MMR Doha Average Performers (2025 MMR Onwards) Skolkovo (2020) MMR Helsinki Songdo (2017) Iskandar MASDAR Laggards KACARE Low MMR Stages of a Smart City High Low 2

Smart BKC May 2015

Three Dimensions to Smart BKC ICT Initiatives • Municipal Wifi, • Smart Parking, Urban Design • Video Analytics and Citizen Apps • Green Buildings • Smart Building Installations • Smart Street Furniture • Smart Kiosk Information Zone • Online Building Plan Approval ICT • Ease of Doing Business • Digital MMR • GIS & GPS enabled Services • Green Parks & Gardens NON ICT Non ICT initiatives • E-Busses- Hybrid & Pure Electric Urban • DHI- Viability Gap Funding Design • Solar powered Streetlights with Smart Grid, • Clean Mithi River • Low Carbon/ Green & Clean Fuel Zone 4

Brownfield Smart City Project- Smart BKC Phases Smart BKC 3.0 Futuristic Initiatives Congestion Interactive Charging Sidewalk Smart BKC 2.0 Advanced Initiatives Urban Incubation Car Pooling Intelligent Buildings Electric Vehicle Center System System Charging System Kiosk E-Buses City Command Center Smart BKC 1.0 Smart Meters Foundational Initiatives Energy & Pollution Water Monitors Video Efficiency Intelligent Analytics Streetlight Street Furniture Citizen App Smart Parking Wi-Fi 5 Smart Cities: Equitable, Sustainable, Inclusive Collaborative and Participative

Smart BKC : Foundation Initiatives 1.Public WIFI 2. Smart Parking 3. Smart Street 4. Video Analytics 5. Citizen Lighting & Grid & Surveillance Apps 33000 man-days 5 MBPS High Speed 841 Streetlights Complete E & G Block 3000 Smart Parking saving due to Wireless Internet based on Solar covered with 90 Slots ease of access of Connectivity power cameras information 175 Hectare Area Parking Time Reduced Greater coordination 800 tonnes of Carbon Improves Citizen Covered in Public from 20 minutes to 5 among Security Reduced Annually Communication Wi-Fi in BKC minutes Agencies Seamless Wi-Fi Improved 19000 Liters of Fuel Energy Consumption Reduced Street Connectivity Across Emergency Alert saved annually reduced by 40% furniture theft E& G Blocks and Response 6.5 lakhs 50,000 man days 24 tonnes of Carbon 200KW of Clean Improved Emergency Employees saved per year Reduced Annually energy generated Response Covered Public Wi-Fi as Value Added service Reduction in Reduced Secured Business Increase in ease for Business and Unauthorized Parking Maintenance Cost Environment of Business in BKC Exhibition Use 6

Smart BKC – Technical Architecture Framework GOVERNANCE MODEL P R City Integrated Control Performance Process & E-Gov & O C Governance (Disaster Mgmt) (City dashboard) Converged E Services S S Parking Video Web portal and Public wireless Smart Sustainable SMART BKC PACKAGES Applications Management management D APPs connectivity Lighting Energy Mgmt software with I system with management G APP analytics I T I Z A T Data & I Enterprise Connected City Data O Technology Integration P2P , P2M, M2M Warehouse N BUS & BI P L Network Data Center Data Capture & A Infrastructure Backbone & T Automation – Sensors Infrastructure Backbone F Security , CCTV & RFID O Infrastructure R M 7

Multi Utility Pole- model 2 1. Sensors • Sensors for light, motion and object detection • Can be used for parking, streetlights 1 or lumen adjustment 5 3 2. Grid Tied Solar PV • PV generates electricity which can be feed to grid • Grid can pay for power generated 4 3. LED Lights • LED lights consumes much less electricity to produce same amount of Gird Tied Inverter light as compared to HPSV lamps • LED lights have 4 times more life then HPSV. 4. CCTV Camera • Camera for video surveillance • Can be used for security and monitoring 5. Wireless Router • Wireless router for Wi-Fi Hotspots Meter • The could be installed as necessary in areas Grid 8

Smart BKC- Journey So Far……. Time Activities Activities So far……………….. Aug, 2012 Feasibility Study for BKC Wide WIFI March, 2013 Identification of Smart City Initiatives- Overall Approach March, 2014 Business Case for Smart BKC 1.0 Initiatives Sept,2014 EOI Released for Implementation of Smart BKC 1.0 Sept, 2014 Pre-Bid Discussion with Potential Bidders March 2015 Workshop of Bidders- Smart BKC 1.0 Way Forward … June 2015 Release of RFP for Smart BKC 1.0 ( targeted ) Sept,2015 Master System Integrator Onboarding ( targeted ) Sept, 2016 Smart BKC 1.0 phase completion ( targeted ) 9

28 EOI and 50+ Global Players Participated in the EOI 10

SMART WADALA A GREENFIELD PROJECT Besides BKC , the Development of the Wadala Truck Terminal Area has the potential to become much more than the creation of an additional commercial hub for the city.

MIXED LAND USE SMART TRANSPORT PEDESTRIAN SEGREGATION GREEN BUILDINGS INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS SMART PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE 12

Smart MMR Journey • Smart BKC RFP- June’15 • Onboarding of Master Sys. Integrator- Sept’15 BKC • Smart BKC Phase-1.0- Sept’16 • Wadala Master Plan • Wadala Digital Master Plan Wadala • Kalyan Growth Centre Plan Kalyan 13

The JOURNEY AHEAD ………….  Identification of Appropriate components O=f (C,P)  Evolving Domain Knowledge /Expertise  Capacities Gap  Vendor Driven Vs City needs  Integration challenges  Productivity measurement 14

Thank you Shri Sanjay Sethi, IAS Additional Metropolitan Commissioner, MMRDA