Smart Cities AECOM INDIA. National Real Estate Development Council. The Way Forward for Gurgaon-Manesar & NOIDA-Greater NOIDA

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1 National Real Estate Development Council Preferred Destination for Growth of Commercial Real Estate Focus Gurgaon-Manesar and NOIDA-Greater NOIDA Smart Cities The Way Forward for Gurgaon-Manesar & NOIDA-Greater NOIDA Vince Berkhout Executive Director, Design Planning + Economics AECOM INDIA Global expertise... local solutions

2 What is a Smart City? SMART Economy Environment Government Living Mobility People 2

3 Smart City Characteristics Smart Economy Smart Smart Environment Governance Smart Lifestyle Smart Infrastructure (Water, Solid Waste, Transport, Power) Smart Community 3

4 Transport MoUD (GoI) 2014 Smart Cities Framework Four Pillars Social Infra Solid waste Physical Infra Institutional Infra Framework Education Storm water MoUD Smart Cities Economic Infra 4

5 Ministry of Urban Development (GoI) 2014 Smart Cities Framework Transport Spatial Planning Maximum travel times to work according to city size 175 persons per ha density along transit Unobstructed footpaths of 2m min 95% of residences within 400m of local retail, schools, parks Dedicated segregated bicycle paths 20% of all residential units available for EWS High frequency mass transport within 800m of all dwellings TOD zones 800m radius of transit stations Para-transit within 300m 30% residential/ 30% commercial/ institutional in every TOD zone 5

6 Ministry of Urban Development (GoI) 2014 Smart Cities Framework Water Supply Sewerage 24 x 7 water supply 100% households access to toilets 100% households with direct water connections 100% schools with toilets for girls 135 litres per person per day supply available 100% efficiency in collection and treatment of sewerage 100% metering of connections 100% households connected to sewerage network 100% efficiency in collection of water charges 6

7 Ministry of Urban Development (GoI) 2014 Smart Cities Framework Electricity Telephone & Wi-Fi connections 100% households have electricity connection 100% households have telephone connection including mobile 24 x 7 power supply 100% of the City has wi fi connectivity 100% metering of electricity supply Tariff slabs aimed at minimizing waste 100 Mbps internet speed 7

8 Global City, Haryana? What is a Global City A City with Global appeal based on its demonstrated ability to attract capital, business, talent and visitors from around the globe

9 Global City Characteristics

10 Global City Characteristics The value of city s capital market City GDP% of the country Per Capita Income Foreign direct investment No. of fortune 500 firms headquarters Volume of flow of good and trade (port/airport) Volume of international conferences held City product per capita

11 Global City Characteristics Diversity of population Literacy rate % of City s population born overseas No. of International universities & foreign students

12 Global City Characteristics No. of hi-tech industries % of broadband connections % of cellphone connections News dispersion quality National news bureaus

13 Global City Characteristics Level of diversity attraction for international residents and travellers No. of events the city hosts Nos. of museum, performing arts venues, and other cultural attractions

14 Global City Characteristics Degree of city s influence on global policy making No. of embassies/consulates No. of international organizations / local institutes No. of political conferences held in city Public outreach

15 Global City Characteristics Quality and availability of potable water Public transport per capita Road and rail density per capita Renewable energy sources per capita % of Vehicle ownership Municipal budget per capita

16 Global Cities Ranking Globalization & World cities New York, London Tokyo, Dubai Mumbai, Chicago Delhi, Seoul

17 Top Global Cities of 2014 and emerging cities of tomorrow Top 20 Top Emerging Cities

18 A place for financial prosperity

19 A centre for culture and creativity

20 A place where ideas are exchanged

21 A place to make things better

22 A place to live, work, play and celebrate

23 A sustainable environment for business growth

24 A place to move people and goods efficiently

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26 Differentiators GURGAON DELHI NOIDA Government/ institutions Service/ IT jobs Higher proportion of manufacturing jobs/ industrial/ warehouse jobs Proximity to IGI Airport Heritage / Tourism Proximity to Delhi Sports/ entertainment/ museums Limited road connectivity to Delhi (1 expressway) Good road connectivity to Delhi (3 Expressways Limited metro connectivity to International/ National Events/ Delhi (1 line) Festivals food, film, art, etc Good metro connectivity to Delhi (2 lines) Moderate housing affordability Costliest housing Best housing affordability 26

27 Gurgaon - Highlights Industry & Logistic Service sector (BFSI) Major automobile manufacturing, Downstream IT/ITES major growth driver for manufacturing Gurgaon economy industries Gurgaon is hub for service sector Gurgaon also major excellence hub for logistics - large format warehousing + regional Alternate office employment center distribution to Delhi - large format offices Large format retail malls increased retail spending newer formats of retail (e.g. entertainment +F&B Sec29) 27

28 NOIDA - Highlights Production & sector Manufacturing Service (BFSI) HQs for national and international Agglomeration of automobile IT/ITES companies - growth of industries and down-stream regional skilled manpower pool logistics Growth of migratory skilled Growth of industrial area and population from across India for expansion of industrial townships better employment prospects to Taj Expressway Major financial services relocated Manufacturing units moving fromand from Delhi seeking lower rent Delhi to NOIDA/ Greater NOIDA for lower cost of operation better transport and other infrastructure Real estate value unlocked by demand from investors in Retail and Residential 28

29 Regional Land Use 29

30 Global City Characteristics

31 Big Fixes Required 31

32 Big Fixes Required NH 8 Flyovers 32

33 Big Fixes Required - KMP and EPE 33

34 Big Fixes Required NPR/ SPR & junctions 34

35 Big Fixes Required - FNG 35

36 Major Fixes Required IGI-Gurgaon-Faridabad 36

37 Major Fixes Required review GMUC Land zonings Gurgaon-Manesar Urban Complex

38 Big Fixes Required Gurgaon internal circulation 38

39 Big Fix - More housing EWS and LIG supply lagging Low density plotted development I City, Gurgaon Multi-family walkup apartments Affordable multistorey housing Garden Estate, Gurgaon DDA Housing, Dwarka 39 High density group housing Hiranandani, Mumbai

40 Amenity Areas 40

41 City squares as public gathering places/ people places: focus for malls, civics, culture, entertainment 41

42 More places for people 42

43 Next Generation Technologies for Smart Cities Mobile Internet Increasingly inexpensive and capable mobile computing devices and internet connectivity Automation of knowledge work Intelligent software systems to perform knowledge tasks involving unstructured commands and subtle judgements The Internet of things Networks of low-cost sensors and actuators for data collection, monitoring, decision making and process optimization Cloud technology Computer hardware and software resources delivered over a network or the internet, often as a service Advanced robotics Increasingly capable robots with enhanced senses, dexterity and intelligence used to automate tasks or augment humans Autonomous and near autonomous vehicles Vehicles navigate and operate with reduced/ no human intervention Next-generation genomics Fast, low-cost gene sequencing, advanced big data analytics and synthetic biology ( Writing DNA) Page 43

44 Next Generation Technologies for Smart Cities Energy storage Devices or systems that store energy for later use, including batteries 3D printing Additive manufacturing techniques - build by printing layers of material based on digital models Advance materials Materials designed to have superior strength, weight, conductivity or functionality Advanced oil and gas exploration and recovery Exploration and recovery techniques making extraction of unconventional oil and gas economical Renewable energy Electricity from renewable sources with reduced harmful climate impact Page 44

45 Thank you AECOM 9/F Infinity Tower C DLF Cyber City Phase 2 Gurgaon Haryana India T Vince Berkhout Executive Director Design, Planning + Economics Vince.Berkhout@aecom.com