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    Smart City Projects Worth Rs 50,000 crore To Be Completed By June 2020

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    By Aruna Sharma on September 11, 2019 SPORTS

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    In order to fast-track the implementation of the Smart Cities Mission (SCM), the government will award tenders worth over Rs 2 lakh crore by March next year, as well as finish smart city projects worth Rs 50,000 crore by June 2020, which also marks 5 years of the launch of the mission. Sources said the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs will issue tenders for all the projects under the SCM by March 2020. It has already started work in this direction and ministry officials are coordinating with respective cities.

    At present, 100 cities have created SPVs for launching various smart city projects. Tenders have been issued for more than 3,800 projects worth around Rs 1.41 lakh crore, which constitutes 70% of the value of all the projects under the mission. Of this, work has either been completed or has started on around 3,000 projects worth Rs 97,000 crore. A senior official said the ministry has also created a central command centre – National Urban Observatory – to track the progress of various projects and coordinate with stakeholders at the national, regional and local levels.

    “The intention here is to speed up the projects. Also, the ministry will come out with a performance report card by September for these cities, which will detail the best and worst performing cities as well as highlight challenges and problems being faced while implementing the projects. It will also review the mission’s performance,” the official said.

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