CONTENTS Executive Summary 6 Chapter 1:- Introduction 1 1.1 Background 2 1.2 Study Approach 3 1.3 Purpose Of The Study 3 1.4 Aim 4 1.5 Objectives 4 1.6 Methodology 4 1.7 Scope Of The Report 5 Chapter 2:- Literature Review 6 2.1 Smart Cities And Learning 7 2.2 Smart City Models 7 2.2.1 Boyd Cohen’s Wheel 8 2.2.2 China Institute Of Communications, Evaluation Index System Of A Smart City(Cic) 10 2.2.3 Inter-American Development Bank, Indicators Of The Emerging And Sustainable Cities Initiative (Esci) 10 2.2.4 Vienna University Of Technology: European Ranking Of Medium-Sized Cities 11 2.2.5 Ericsson: Networked Society City Index 12 2.2.6 Global City Indicators Facility (Gcif) 13 2.2.7 Italy, Smart City And Smart Statistics 14 2.2.8 Itu, Ict Development Index (Idi) 15 2.2.9 Iese Cities In Motion Index (Icim) 15 2.2.10 International Organisation For Standardisation (Iso) 16 2.2.11 Leibniz Institute : European System Of Social Indicators 17 2.2.12 Siemens, Green City Index 18 2.2.13 Un-Habitat, City Prosperity Index 18 Chapter 3:- Research Approach 20 3.1 Urbanisation Challenges In India 21 3.2 Indices And Standards 21 3.3 Inferences 21 3.3.1 No Widely Accepted Single Concept For Smart Cities 22 3.3.2 Partially Evolved Standardisation Domain For Smart Cities 22 3.3.3 Lack Of Consistency In Indicators For Smart Cities 22 3.3.4 No ‘One Size Fits All’ Smart City Development Model 22 3.4 Study Recommendations 23 Chapter 4:- Adopted Approach On (Iui) 24 4.1 Approach To Framework Of Indicators For Indian Cities 25 4.2 Moud’s Role In The Iui (Indian Urban Indicators) Model 25 4.3 Comparative Study Of Indicators Among Index Systems 26 Chapter 5:- The Cities Of The Future 28 5.1 Selection Of Cities: 29 5.2 City Profile 29 5.2.1 Ahmedabad 30 5.2.2 Chennai 30 5.2.3 Pune 31 5.3 Smart City Proposal 32 5.3.1 Ahmedabad 32 5.3.2 Chennai 34 5.3.3 Pune 35 Chapter 6:-Indian Smart City Indicators & 36 Management Of Cities 36 6.1 An Integrated Indicator Framework For The Cities 37 6.2 Assessment Of Indicators On The Selected Cities 37 6.3 Ahmedabad/Chennai/Pune Comparative Analysis 37 6.3.1 Economy 48 6.3.3 Health 51 6.3.4 Housing 52 6.3.5 Transport & Mobility 53 6.3.6 Environment 54 6.3.7 Safety 55 6.3.8 Fire Emergency & Services 56 6.3.9 Governance 57 6.3.10 Public Open Spaces 58 6.3.11 Finance 59 6.3.12 Energy Supply 60 6.3.13 Water Supply 61 6.3.14 Waste Water Management 62 6.3.15 Solid Waste Management 63 6.4 Sectoral Analysis 65 6.4.1 Quality Of Life 66 6.4.2 Infrastructure 67 6.4.3.Urban Management 68 6.4.4 Social 69 6.5 Comprehensive Ranking 70 6.6 Indicator Ranking 71 Chapter 7 : Conclusion And 73 Recommendations 73 7.1 Recommendation 74 7.2 Comparative Study 74 7.3 Conclusion 75 Bibliography 77 Annexure - 1 78