List of winning Smart Cities

✅ List of winning Smart Cities under the different categories ✍️ 

๐ŸŸข Social Aspects 

⚫️ Tirupati: Health Benchmark for  
Municipal Schools 
⚫️ Bhubaneshwar: Socially Smart  
Bhubaneswar 
⚫️ Tumakuru: Digital Library Solution 

๐ŸŸข Governance 

⚫️ Vadodara: GIS 
⚫️ Thane: Digi Thane 
⚫️ Bhubaneswar: ME app Culture 
⚫️ Indore: Conservation of Heritage 
⚫️ Chandigarh: Capitol Complex,  

๐ŸŸข Heritage Project 

⚫️ Gwalior: Digital Museum 
Urban Environment: 
⚫️ Bhopal: Clean energy 
⚫️ Chennai: Restoration of water  
bodies 
⚫️ Tirupati: Renewable Energy  

๐ŸŸข Generation Sanitation 

⚫️ Tirupati: Bioremediation & Bio- 
Mining 
⚫️ Indore: Municipal Waste  
Management System 
⚫️ Surat: Conservation through  
Treated Wastewater

๐ŸŸข Economy 

⚫️ Indore: Carbon Credit Financing  
Mechanism 
⚫️ Tirupati: Boost Local Identity &  
Economy through Design Studio 
⚫️ Agra: Micro Skill Development  
Centre 

๐ŸŸข Built Environment 

⚫️ Indore: Chappan Dukan 
⚫️ Surat: Canal Corridor 
Water: 
⚫️ Dehradun: Smart Water  
Metering Water ATM 
⚫️ Varanasi: Eco-Restoration of  
Assi River 
⚫️ Surat: Integrated and Sustainable Water Supply System 

๐ŸŸข Urban Mobility 

⚫️ Aurangabad: Majhi Smart Buses 
⚫️ Surat: Dynamic Scheduling  
Buses 
⚫️ Ahmedabad: Manless parking  
system and automatic ticket  
dispensing machines AMDA Park 

๐ŸŸข Innovative Idea Award 

⚫️ Indore: Carbon Credit Financing  
Mechanism 

๐ŸŸข Covid Innovation Award 

⚫️ Kalyan-Dombivali and Varanasi

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