The Government’s ‘Smart City Mission’ was launched in 2015 with an aim to revamp and transform 100 cities to the highest level of urbanisation

• Allocation towards Smart Cities Mission (in conjunction with AMRUT, another urban development scheme) was increased by 3% to ₹14,100 in Budget 2022-2023
• India requires smart cities because of rapid urbanisation, which exerts immense pressure on urban infrastructure and quality of life in cities.
• Smart cities will be developed to improve the standard of living through excellent public transportation, efficient energy and water supply, modern sanitation facilities, core infrastructure and a safe, secure & stable environment

This smallcase has companies that are participating in this project & will help build smart cities that will improve the quality of life of urban India.