23.06.2017

• Surat dates back to 300 BC

• Municipality Established in 1852

• Municipal Corporation Formed in 1966

• Hazira Industrial Estate near the City

• An Environment with Peace, Alliance & Unity

8th Largest in India as per

population

4th fastest

growing city

globally

Termed as

Economic

Capital of Gujarat

9/10 Diamonds

in the world are

cut and polished

here

40% of nations total

man-made fabric &

28% of nation’s total

man-made fiberproduction

Ranked #4 under the

Smart City Mission

Ranked #4 Swachh

Survekshan2017

Year Area in

Sq. Km Population

1951 8.18 2,23,182

1961 8.18 2,88,026

1971 33.85 4,71,656

1981 55.56 7,76,583

1991 111.16 14,98,817

2001 112.27 24,33,785

2001* 326.51 28,77,241

2011 326.51 44,61,026

• Unprecedented growth in last four decades

• Decadal Growth - 60-80%

• In 2006 with the expansion of city limits, city area increased to three times

2,2

3,1

82

2,8

8,0

26

4,7

1,6

56

7,7

6,5

83

14,9

8,8

17

24,3

3,7

85

44,6

1,0

26

1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011

POPULATION GROWTH

PAN City – Rs. 817 Cr.

ABD Area – Rs. 1780 Cr.

1. Covers 8.77 sq.km area

out of 326.52 sq.km

2. 7 TP Schemes

3. Retrofitting proposal:

Rs. 1780 Cr.

ABD PAN

1. For the whole city

2. Focuses on Transport -

Mobility -Connectivity

3. Total Proposal:

Rs. 817 crore

Water - Supply, Conservation,

Recharge

Sewage -Recycle &

Reuse

RenewableEnergy

Smart RoadVisual

Improvement

Economic Development

Housing & Inclusiveness

Citizen Engagement

Surat Smart City Proposal - Convergence

ITSystems

OFC Network Connectivity

Property Tax KPI DashboardComplaint Monitoring CCTV Monitoring Malaria Survey

• The SMAC Center integrates & collaborates data from

various departments.

• Acts as single command and control center for various

departmental functions of Surat Municipal Corporation.

• Enables monitoring of KPI and abnormal events to take

corrective actions.

• Cross department collaboration and early identification of

the issues helps in improvement of the quality of service.

PAN City │

Inaugurated on

25.06.2016

Features

Video Wall Area : 250 sq.ft.

SMAC Center Area: 2100 sq.ft.

Capacity : 22 operators

Domains Covered : 7

Inaugurated

on 29.10.2016

PAN City │

• Surat.data.gov.in - a platform supporting Open Data initiative of SMC.

• Created under Software as A Service (SaaS) model of Open Government

Data (OGD) Platform India of NIC.

• Data sets pertaining to property tax, professional tax, birth registration,

death registration, census, transaction details, budget, weather, transport,

etc. accessible to the citizens.

Future Plan

- To make available near realtime

data using APIs

- Datasets pertaining to water

supply, solid waste collection,

bus passenger information,

online & offline transactions,

etc.

Honourable Chief Minister inaugurating surat.gov.in portal

BRTS & City Bus

ITMS

ITCS

AFCS

Real-time information of BRTS/City buses

Tracking of SMC vehicles

Bunching & Headway Management

Integrated Fares & Travel across BRTS &

City Bus

Project Cost

Rs. 49 Cr

PAN City │

116 BRTS Buses

200 City Buses

153 BRTS Stations

640 Route Kms – 98% City Coverage

PAN City │

• Project Cost: Rs. 80.22 Cr

• Integration with Common City Payment Card

• Mobile Ticketing with QR Code

QR Code Based Ticketing Solution

at BRTS Bus Station & within City Buses

27 Projects

INR 1780 Crore

10%

3% City Area10% City

Population16% GDP

Total City Area: 326.515 Sq.Km.

Retrofitting Area: 2167 acres (8.77Sq.Km)includes 7 TP schemes

Present Population 5 lakhs Floating Population : 1 lakh

ABD Projects – 1780 Cr.

3% 16%

Solar Energy

Residential Rooftop Solar

LED Street Light

Biogas

Green Energy Sources

used by SMCWind Energy Solar Energy Waste to Energy

(Biogas Based Power Plant)

Total Capacity 30.3 MW 5 MW 5.85 MW

Total Generation

(KWH)1947 Lakh KWH 69 Lakh KWH 561 Lakh KWH

Total Benefit Realized (Gross) INR 102 Cr. INR 5.24 Cr. INR 33 Cr.

• 34% of electricity consumed by SMC comes from Renewal Sources of Energy

• Yearly 8.5 Crore KWH electricity generated resulting in saving of Rs. 45 cr.

ABD Area│

Project Cost: Rs. 5.13 Cr

Impact

• 14 lacs units p.a. will be generated

• Savings in electricity: Rs. 85 lacs p.a.

• Reduction of 6500 tonnes CO2 p.a.

Completion : June 2017

• City - 5 MW

• Project Cost – 30 Cr.

• ABD – 1 MW

• Project Cost – 5.10 Cr.

Solar Power Generation

• Total applications – 2400 of which 1755

approved, 800 installation complete

• 5 MW Capacity

Residential Rooftop Solar

Rander Water Works

ABD Area│

Smart City ABD Area

7500 LED Fittings

Completion –June 2017

Project Brief

• Total 90,000 fittings across city

• Conservation – 1.5 Cr units/year

• Conversion so far – 55,000 fittings

• Electricity Bill Savings: Rs. 9 Cr./year

• Longer life than conventional light

• Low Ultra Violet and Infrared

Radiation

Centralised Control & Monitoring

System as part of

Smart Street Light

ABD Area│

• Treatment of 50 TPD of organic waste• Decentralized Model• Location: APMC market, Surat• Reduction of transportation cost &

revenue generation in form of energy

Digester

Scrubber and Bottling

Tipping Floor & Crusher

Compost: 5 TPD

Biogas: 7200 m3/day

Liquid Fertilizer: 2.1 TPD

Captive Power Plant: 140 kwe

Water Conservation

Water Recycling

ABD Area│

Dindoli Tertiary Treatment Plant• 40 MLD capacity Tertiary Treatment Plant (TTP)• To treat secondary treated water from Sewage Treatment

Plant (167 MLD capacity)• To supply Industrial Grade Water to Pandesara Industrial Estate• Total Project Cost – 256 Cr.• Reduces pressure on water resources in the city• Reduces diversion of drinking water for non-potable purposes

TTP Inlet

TTP Outlet

Raw-TTP Inlet-TTP Outlet

ABD Area│

ImpactPrevent drain out of surface

waterEnhance the ground water table

• 34 Rain Water Recharging Wells inABD Area

• 300 mm Diameter

• Installation of two layers sandfiltration precast module for waterrecharging/ harvesting

At Magob Central Store

ABD Area│

• 24x7 water supply to serve entire ABD area of 8.77 sq.km

• 3 - Water Distribution Stations (69 lacs ltr., 48 lacs ltr. and 51 lacs ltr.)

• 7 - Elevated Storage Reservoirs (2 with. 15 lacs ltr., 4 with 21 lacs ltr., 1 with24 lacs ltr.)

• 3 - Rising Main lines (4.980 RKM, k9 class DICL pipes dia 400 to 600 mm)

• Distribution network line of 57,940 rmt. (k9 class DICL pipes dia 150 to 700mm)

• SCADA System for effective supervision control and dataacquisition and centralized monitoring

• 27,000 Smart Water Meters - to prevent the wastage of water andautomate water meter and billing

Visual Improvement

ABD Area│

Tender

Cost

Rs. 121 Cr

Completion

April 2019

• Visual Improvement of Roadsconsisting:• Up gradation & Augmentation• Footpath & Cycle Track• Utility Duct• Road Markings & Traffic Signage• Street Furniture & Bus Shelter• Vending Kiosk

• Major roads of 23 km. length covered under Visual Improvement Project

3040 houses under PMAY

5800 housed under PPP

ABD Area│

PMAY Scheme

• Total 8109 houses

• 3040 houses under

Smart City ABD Area

• Project Cost 240 Cr.

• All WIP

PPP

• 10,200 houses

• 7500 approved with

Project Cost 631 Cr.

Efforts Till Date

• 78,170 Houses

allotted

• 69,449 EWS Houses

• 8721 LIG Houses

Important Projects in PipelineFiber Network | Logistic Park | Incubation Center | Sky Walk

Tender

Preparation

5

Tender

Eval. Stage

9

WIP

18

Completed

Works

5

Total

27 Projects

39 Works

“Smart Utilization of Surat City’s Potential for enhancing Quality of life for

the citizens by Providing Equal Access to Best Quality Physical

Infrastructure, Social Infrastructure and Mobility through leveraging state

of the art technology; thus making Surat a Futuristic Global city with

focus on enhancing economy, protecting the ecology and preserving the

identity & culture of the city.”

www.suratmunicipal.gov.in

www.suratsmartcity.com