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T. Reshma
Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering,
K L University, Vaddeswaram, Andhra Pradesh, India
ABSTRACT
Objective: To know the importance of the smart city and to transform a division of Vijayawada
municipality to the smart ward by using advanced technologies. Methods/Analysis: The paper aim
is to study about the uses of the smart ward in multiple ways for efficient usage of renewable
resources and to analyze suitable techniques to change 23rd ward as mart ward. Identifying
techniques for old systems in the ward, finding out the parameters in whole development to make a
smart ward apply them in a suitable manner to increase efficiency. Findings: By analyzing 23rd
ward, various methods and techniques are suitable to adopt, by comparing existing methods with
new systems in various sectors such as energy (LEDS), water metering, solid waste management
Grey water management, e-governance, rainwater harvesting, financial inclusion, rating for
wards. Novelty/Improvement: By adopting the new technologies in overall development that make
a smart ward.
Key words: LED lights, e-governance, water meters, rainwater harvesting, financial inclusion, gray
water management
Cite this Article: N. Jagadeesh and T. Reshma, Study on Smart City to Transform 23rd Ward of
Vijayawada Municipal Corporation to Smart Ward. International Journal of Civil Engineering and
Technology, 8(1), 2017, pp. 238244.
http://www.iaeme.com/IJCIET/issues.asp?JType=IJCIET&VType=8&IType=1
1. INTRODUCTION
A smart city is a developed urban area that creates sustainable economic development and providing
quality of life to the citizens in multiple areas. The smart city uses digital technologies to develop standard
of living and to reduce the use of natural resources, lives sustainable way. For increasing urban growth and
population and risks faced due to lack of technology we have to create smart cities in which overall
development would come in all sectors and public facilities. As Indias population continues to grow, more
citizens will move to cities. To accommodate this massive urbanization, India needs to nod smarter ways to
manage complexities, reduce expenses, increase efficiency and improve the quality of life1. These create a
huge employment in cities. A smart city should have the access to all the basic facilities such as hospitals,
educational institutions, transport facilities, the internet, features we have to use advanced technology in a
water meter, LED lights, solid waste management, gray water management, rainwater harvesting to have a
smart city and smart ward to have sustainable life2.
A model study has taken as the 23rd ward of Vijayawada Municipal Corporation to transform into the
smart ward, based on the study of the ward of various parameters, problems analyzed and suggested smart
solutions on major contributions. The main objectives of the paper are to know the importance of the smart
city and its advantages, efficient usage of renewable resources, using technology to adopt smart solutions
for sustainable living.
2. METHODOLOGY
A Model Taken as 23rd Ward of Vijayawada Municipal Corporation
Vijayawada is a city on the banks of river Krishna, in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. The city has 59
municipal wards, in that 23rd ward has taken on model study
Vijayawada city population
Total population : 1039518
MALE : 527307
FEMALE : 512211,
rd
23 ward population
Total population : 23794
MALE : 11895
FEMALE : 11899, As per 2011 census.
3.8. E-Governance
When all the services go digitally we can have accurate data and transparency of government will be more
having more revenue in taxes9
Payment of taxes
Grievance
Opinion on public schemes
Online applications
The park is not in maintenance, this should be developed by government or NGOs (non-government
organization) by creating awareness about healthy life.
4. CONCLUSIONS
Due to resource constraints, there will be a problem in the future to provide all the services to the residents.
To continue to serve and to improve the standard of living of the growing population, it is necessary to
develop smart cities and smart wards, aims to make optimal and sustainable use of all resources.
By adopting parameters and smart solutions at a sequence stages levels we can achieve smart city and smart
ward
The government should be transparent in its role to complete goals of the country, having understandable
between state and central.
People should have awareness about smart services and their uses
By Citizen Participation with the government is main important to encourage and to accept rules and
regulations, so we can achieve smart city in a healthy manner.
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