Smart City Award
| To recognize the city project that integrates upgradation and innovation for sustainable economic growth from, but not limited to, the following sectors: |
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Carbon emission reduction |
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Education |
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Energy: Clean & Green |
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Health |
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ICT |
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Infrastructure |
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Mobility and transportation |
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Safety and surveillance |
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Urban development |
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Water management/conservation, etc. |
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Architectural Design Award
| This award category invites entries from associations / individuals / organizations who have conceptualized and designed a building or complex / project / locality / neighbourhood / city showcasing: |
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Innovative design and technology used in smart and sustainable architecture |
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Offering smart infrastructure solutions |
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Using green and renewable energy |
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Improving livability and use of spaces |
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Green Building Award
| To recognize initiatives to develop and promote healthy, sustainable, environment friendly, energy and water efficient residential / commercial establishments that: |
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Conservation: Use of recycled, renewable, reclaimed materials |
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Energy: Zero energy buildings, energy efficiency |
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Parks: Healthy spaces for residents |
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Rooftop solar projects |
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Utility (Energy, transportation, water, waste management, etc.): Efficient delivery of services |
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Waste: Segregation / recycling kitchen & fecal waste |
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Energy Award
| Inviting applications from companies, institutions, organisations and utilities providing energy efficiency / sustainable energy solutions including smart grid and smart metering comprising: |
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Energy asset management initiatives |
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Energy asset management to use resources optimally |
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Business / financial models for sustainable grid and metering |
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Smart lighting |
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Reducing energy consumption or cost, etc. |
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ICT Award
| To recognize and encourage development of innovative ICT tools and digital transformation through mobile applications. Inviting entries from academia, individuals, government, non-profit entities, organisations and PSUs involved in integrating people, processes and data to achieve business transformation and growth. Using ICT to transform business processes, improve delivery of public services to create and provide a positive impact on society. Initiatives undertaken to develop the city by providing core infrastructure and a decent quality of life to its citizens. To provide affordable, scalable and innovative ICT led solutions, this category includes: |
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Digital India: Mobile apps and innovation |
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E-governance: Technological innovation in delivering government services |
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E-learning & education: Improving content, design, delivery and assessment of academic learning |
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Healthcare: Innovation in facilities making it accessible & reasonable |
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Skilling & training: Innovative tools to build market relevant skills & harness potential |
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Sustainable environment: Innovative and novel solutions driving economic growth |
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Safe City Award
| Projects executed in a city by an association/ government/ private company combining: |
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City surveillance: Internet of Everything enabling safe city |
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Disaster management: Emergency response system and technologies |
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Fire detection: Efficient and advanced fire detection systems |
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Monitoring: Crowd flow & management |
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Network security: Technologies and products |
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Tracking: Efficient detection & tracking systems and technologies |
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Traffic management: Intelligent traffic management & security integration |
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Video analytics and surveillance: Monitoring and providing information in real-time in anticipation of risks |
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Urban Mobility Award
| To recognize the efforts/ programmes of public and private companies in mobility (automotive, aviation and logistics), energy (oil and gas, utilities, alternative fuels) and chemicals. The project explores three specific areas at the intersection of mobility and energy: alternative fuels, energy efficiency, and the electrification of transportation (hybrid vehicles). The category will include: |
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Building smart and interconnected transport system |
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Improving communication, integration and efficiency of transport system |
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Improving public transportation |
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Pedestrian safety & facilities |
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Promotion & implementation of green and sustainable mobility |
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Promotion & introduction of non-motorised transport system |
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Water Project Award
| To recognize projects and initiatives undertaken by companies, individuals and organisations to build sustainable water projects to conserve water resources; provide safe and clean drinking water; community owned water projects, etc. Initiatives include: |
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24x7 water supply |
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100 per cent access to water |
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Industrial water management: Nil effluent by treatment for re-use |
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Providing safe and clean drinking water |
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Use of technology and equipment |
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Water management and treatment |
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Waste water management: Re-cycling & re-use |
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Water harvesting, etc. |
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Smart Village Award
| To recognize village projects that integrate upgradation and upliftment of various (socio-economic, infrastructure, recreational) facilities to make life productive, smooth and accessible for the villagers. Projects executed include, but not limited to: |
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Economic viability & sustainability: Access to market |
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Education: Literacy programmes designed for children, women, senior citizens, etc. |
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Energy: Projects providing power and electricity supply |
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Health: Providing 24x7 healthcare to villagers, successful projects / programmes for reduction of female foeticide, infanticide, sex education, etc. |
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Infrastructure: Projects for supply of water, roads, recreational areas or re-lifting the rural face of the village |
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Mobility and transportation: Connected to nearby villages and cities |
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Safety and surveillance: Providing for safety and surveillance of villagers, etc. |
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Swachh toilets: Building & maintenance of toilets |
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Smart SPV Award
| Smart SPV recognizes projects from the designated special purpose vehicle (selected under Smart City Mission, Govt. of India) that are promoting sustainable development in urban areas in India, as well as stimulating inclusive, equitable, safe, healthy and collaborative cities, thus enhancing quality of life for all. Submissions are requested from Smart City SPVs or respective ULBs.
SPV’s/ ULB’s to include details of: |
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Types of services being delivered |
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Reliability & quality of services delivered |
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Infrastructure created |
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Technologies adopted |
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Examples of transparency provided |
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Whether progress report instituted, etc. |
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Digital City Award
| To recognize the city project that uses digital technologies to transform business processes, improve delivery of public services to create and provide a positive impact on society. The parameters include: |
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Details of the project: Number of projects implemented/executed, location, size, timeline, investment involved, planning, , etc. |
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Impact: Target Vs achieved, progress, etc. |
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Strengthening digital infrastructure: Integrating public safety, IoT enabled infrastructure, WiFi & Internet connectivity, etc. |
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Green & Clean City Award
| This category invites nominations from city municipality, associations, organisations, companies, PSU’s, etc. involved in building a clean and green environment. The parameters include: |
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Details of the project: Number of projects implemented/executed, location, size, timeline, investment involved, planning, etc. |
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Impact: Target Vs achieved, progress, etc. |
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Technologies adopted: Clean technologies (e.g., alternates fuels in public transport), reduction in carbon levels or low pollution (air, noise, water, no use of plastics, etc.), reduction of waste generation, practicing reduce, recycle and re-use |
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Sustainable infrastructure: Adoption and promotion of renewable energy, solar rooftops, etc. |
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Municipal Corporation Award
| This award category recognizes projects by Municipal Corporations that identify critical areas including: |
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Public spaces: Area planning & architecture, building parks, town halls, etc. |
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Education: Building infrastructure, libraries, etc.: |
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Skilling & Training: Building infrastructure & programmes |
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Sewage: Building drains, public conveniences, toilets (water supply, maintenance, etc.) |
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Water supply: Building 24x7 water supply infrastructure |
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Transportation: Safe & comfortable public transport, pedestrian safety, introducing non-motorised transport, ensuring last mile connectivity, roads, bus stops, etc. |
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Technological upgradation: Adoption and promotion of renewable energy, solar rooftop, WiFi connectivity, digital infrastructure, IoT, etc./td>
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Retrofitting: Maintaining & modifying existing architecture, infrastructure, etc. |
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Public Private Partnership Initiative Award
| Under PPP initiatives, companies and associations are requested to share: |
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Details of the project: Number of projects assigned, location, size, timeline, investment involved, planning, implementation etc. |
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Impact: Target Vs achieved, progress, etc. |
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Real Estate Project Award
| This award category recognizes group housing, hubs, mega zones, parks, projects, townships, etc. The participants are requested to share: |
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Details of the project: Number of projects assigned, location, size, timeline, investment involved, planning, implementation etc. |
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Impact: Target Vs achieved, progress, etc. |
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Heritage City Award
| This award category recognizes projects implemented, executed and undertaken made to preserve the authenticity of architecture along with restoring and replenishing the lost art and glory. The parameters include: |
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Details of the project: Number of projects implemented/executed, location, size, timeline, investment involved, planning, development in architecture etc. |
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Impact: Target Vs achieved, progress, etc. |
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Conservation, retrofitting & refurbishment: Preserving biological diversity, natural beauty, aesthetic importance of historical & heritage sites, artistic and literary works |
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Academic Programme Award
| This award category invites nominations from educational institutions and companies involved in education & technology sector to share methods adopted improve education system including: |
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Details of the project: Number of projects implemented/executed, location, size, timeline, investment involved, planning, etc. |
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Impact: Target Vs achieved, progress, etc. |
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Building education infrastructure: Teacher training & skilling programmes,
E-learning, M-learning, E-classrooms, etc. |
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Health Project Award
| This award category recognizes projects, services and solutions made in the health sector. Companies, associations, individuals are requested to share: |
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Details of the project: Number of projects assigned, location, size, timeline, investment involved, planning, implementation etc. |
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Impact: Target Vs achieved, progress, etc. |
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Services offered: Affordable healthcare services & delivery, developing vaccines/medicines, introduction of advanced medical treatments, etc. |
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Technology infrastructure: Introducing e-Health/ m-Health & other innovative technologies |
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Training & skilling: Building infrastructure & programmes for health workers/staff, etc. |
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Municipal Solid Waste Management Award
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Details of the project: Location, size, quantity of waste treated & processed, etc. |
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Impact: Target Vs achieved, environmental & social benefits, etc. |
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Methods adopted: Elimination, minimization and collection by safe methods |
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Technologies adopted: Waste handling and transport |
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Disposal solutions: Waste management by suitable techniques & delivery |
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Re-cycling and re-use: Segregation of e-waste, recovery, etc. |
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Biomedical Disposal Waste Award
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Details of the project: Location, size, quantity of waste treated & processed, etc. |
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Impact: Target Vs achieved, environmental & social benefits, etc. |
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Methods adopted: Elimination, minimization and collection by safe methods |
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Technologies adopted: Waste handling and transport |
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Disposal solutions: Waste management by suitable techniques & delivery |
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Re-cycling and re-use: Segregation of e-waste, recovery, etc. |
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E-waste Disposal Award
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Details of the project: Location, size, quantity of waste treated & processed, etc. |
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Impact: Target Vs achieved, environmental & social benefits, etc. |
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Methods adopted: Elimination, minimization and collection by safe methods |
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Technologies adopted: Waste handling and transport |
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Disposal solutions: Waste management by suitable techniques & delivery |
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Re-cycling and re-use: Segregation of e-waste, recovery, etc. |
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Building & Construction Waste Award
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Details of the project: Location, size, quantity of waste disposed or processed, etc. |
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Impact: Target Vs achieved, environmental & social benefits, etc. |
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Methods adopted: Eliminating & minimizing waste |
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Technologies adopted: Waste handling and transport |
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Disposal solutions: Waste management & delivery |
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Re-cycling and re-use: Sorting waste, bins, etc. |
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Startup Award
| This category recognizes the project/services and solutions undertaken by Startups in transforming and promoting sustainable development in urban/rural areas, using innovative technology in building equitable, safe, healthy and collaborative cities, thus enhancing quality of life while improving business processes, improving delivery of public services to create and provide a positive impact on society. The parameters include: |
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Projects implemented may include Health, Mobility, Infrastructure development, Water conservation, Waste management, Decreasing carbon footprints, Green Projects, etc. |
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Integrating public safety, IoT enabled infrastructure, WiFi & Internet connectivity, etc. |
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