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Municipalika, CAPEx and IIPM 2018 Highlights innovative approach towards Smart and Sustainable Cities

The 15th Municipalika 2018 Exhibi-tion and Conference on Smart and

Sustainable City Solutions, CAPEX (Construction, Architecture, Planning and Engineering Expo) for Innovative Building Materials & Technologies, and IIPM (India International Prop-erty Mart), India’s first and only B2B property show for properties covering all asset classes - was held at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, from 19th to 21st September, 2018. Together, the three events engaged holistically in the inte-grated development of the built environ-ment, giving a 360° vision of Future Cit-ies. In the wake of massive demographic growth and urban explosion, solutions for all issues relating to sustainable urban development, including buildings and infrastructure, were covered through the Exhibition and Conference segments.

The event had participation of over 200 delegates in the conference segment, from over 300 Indian cities and towns and abroad and professional visitors in the exhibition segment, including minis-ters, mayors, municipal commissioners, urban local bodies, CEOs of Smart Cities and parastatals, along with technology

providers, professionals and all urban stakeholders. Faculty and students of architecture, engineering, technology and management institutions participated to get exposure on the latest trends.

The inauguration program was graced by H.E. Nadir Patel, High Commissioner of Canada in India; Mahendra Jain, IAS, Additional Chief Secretary, Urban Devel-opment Department, Government of Kar-nataka and Divya Kush, President, Indian Institute of Architects along with the pres-ence of Sanjiv Agarwal, Founder Chair-man, Good Governance India Foundation

and Editor & Publisher, Urban News Digest who gave the welcome address and V Suresh, President, Good Good Gover-nance India Foundation and Former CMD, HUDCO who gave the theme address.

The 15th Municipalika 2018 provided a mega-networking forum for governments, experts, entrepreneurs and service provid-ers to collectively find solutions to urban challenges. Municipalika provides a plat-form to evolve, evaluate and share poli-cies, strategies, cutting-edge technologies and innovations towards smart and sus-tainable living in cities.

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Canada, the Partner Country, brought an array of technological best practices for possible use in India’s city development missions. The High Commissioner for Canada to India, H.E. Nadir Patel deliv-ered the inaugural address, Canadian com-panies exhibited their services, and mem-bers of the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service team was present at the Canada pavilion to facilitate business interactions.

Nadir Patel said, “Canada is globally recognised for its excellence in urban infra-structure and smart cities which includes high-level project management, specialised technical skills and for developing environ-mentally friendly technological solutions combined with innovative design. This is a great opportunity for Canadian com-panies to learn about the exciting devel-opments and plans for transformation in India’s urban infrastructure and smart cit-ies. I look forward to further collaboration to support India in achieving its smart cit-ies objectives.”

Rajasthan is the Partner State, con-tinuing a partnership of last few years, which showcased all the excellent urban and housing initiatives in the state. Karna-taka, Kerala, Assam, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Uttarakhand, Goa, were also represented in a big way, as were 20 more states.

With the ongoing Urban Transfor-mation process for 100 Smart Cities, 500 AMRUT Cities, PMAY-Housing for All, Swachh Bharat Mission, the event aimed at discussing strategies, best practices and display of technologies, equipment and solutions for implementing these agendas across the country including ease of doing business.

The session on Sustainable and

Progressive Cities had the active chairmanship of Ajoy Mehta, Municipal Commissioner of Mumbai, MCGM and a panel of several experts deliberating on the ease of doing business for efficient functioning of the city development.

The Smart Cities Conclave had par-ticipation from several Smart City CEOs, industry experts and technology providers - dealing with challenges and opportuni-ties arising out of the Smart Cities Mission. The session was chaired by Kunal Kumar, National Mission Director, Smart Cities mission. There was a special session on Fire and Public Safety, which will have par-ticipation of Chief Fire Officers, fire engi-neers and professional institutions deliber-ating about the fire regulations for all types of buildings and their enforcement in-line with the National Building Code of India.

The three-day long conference also included sessions on Resilient and Secure Cities, Healthy Cities, Green Cities, Connected Cities, Digital Cities and on Integrated Cities for self-contained cities.

The Humane Cities session deliberated on the Housing For All Agenda, progress achieved and the path forward for achieving the goal by 2022.

Municipalika 2018 also hosted a ses-sion on Participative Cities which was an interactive session between citizens and government for joint actions in improv-ing our cities. There was an Annual Meet organised by All India Council of Mayors, where Mayors from across the country participated.

CAPEX - Construction, Architecture, Planning and Engineering Expo, is a plat-form for showcasing innovative building materials and technologies. The Expo pro-vided opportunities to project the needs of infrastructure, building construction and architecture and providers of mechani-cal, electrical, plumbing and fire services (MEPF), green building products, build-ing materials and technologies which are environment-friendly and energy saving.

India International Property Mart (IIPM) is India’s first and only B2B prop-erty show. IIPM showcased properties and projects covering all asset classes (commer-cial, residential, retail, hospitality, logis-tics, SEZs, etc.) for investing, buying, leas-ing and operation. IIPM hosted national and international exhibitors, and B2B vis-itors for property investments and sale, bringing in real estate operators, builders, developers and allied institutions for pro-moting investments in all asset classes, cities and townships, economic zones and business parks.

The event was organised with JLL as the Knowledge Partner and CNBC-TV18 as the Media Partner. JLL co-curated the sessions with Good Governance India Foundation.

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We have been part of Municipalika for almost since the time we initiated in the year 2008. The footfalls have increased definitely. Most of our products are more concerned with the municipalities and the cities, and this year in Municipalika the kind of people coming in like the delegates has a direct impact on them. So overall it has been a good experience for us.

Yashas BhandDirector – Technology Development, Organic Recycling Systems Pvt Ltd

Municipalika is a great show and we have had very good response. Many senior government officials visited our stall and there was a mix of all kinds of people including a bunch of young students who were very inquisitive and wanted to know more about our product. Overall our experience has been great and we will participate in all the upcoming Municipalika.

Raahil Krishna BhatiaNew Product Development, Belmaks Group

Municipalika is a good show. It is a road towards meeting some of the government officials who are involved in major projects connected with municipality. We had participated last year as well and we found some good footfalls in this exhibition and that is the reason we are back here this year. The response this year was great and we hope to be a part of the upcoming Municipalika.

A L NarasimhanAsst Vice President – Government Verticals, HIK Vision

This is the first time we are participating in Municipalika and we found it very good. We got a very good response and a lot of enquiries as well. The overall experience has been great with a good amount of turn around.

MV KrishnaAssociate Vice President – Business Development & Innovation, JSW Steel

Municipalika is a great event. Last year also we participated and got a very good response. This year also we got some remarkable contacts and got to be part of the sessions as well. Overall we find that every year Municipalika comes out with something great, unique and out-of-the-box event. We hope to participate in Municipalika every year.

Nirmalya MukherjeeGeneral Manager – Marketing, Alom Poly Extrusions Limited

This year in Municipalika we received a great response from the delegates as well as the visitors. We had participated in Municipalika last year as well. We are hopeful that we will get good business from here.

Mayank BrahmbhattAbaj Interiors Pvt Ltd

The challenges in urbanisation in India are taking a different tone all together so such activities of coming together and deliberation and learning from each others’ experience and a forum to get international and national technologies and exhibitors, I believe will help the process of tackling the challenges of urbanisation to a great extent. Municipalika was the first such forum which was focused on urban and city life. Municipalika is a pioneer in terms of this and also in tackling these urban issues. Congratulations for all the good work done by Municipalika.

Sameer UnhaleCEO, Smart City Thane

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Our experience in Municipalika was really great and we received lot of footfalls in the three days. We could see people were more interested in knowing what we are doing and also what change this mission can bring in the overall urban space. This kind of exhibition brings a lot of awareness to the people and also brings visibility to the kind of work which is being done by the nation in protecting the environment and particularly large river like Ganga.

Madhava KumarSr Economic/Financial Analysis Specialist, National Mission for Clean Ganga

Municipalika is a very good exposition where a lot of municipalities are also participating including the smart cities. So it is probably the one platform where all the key stakeholders are together and a good way of showcasing your products. The response has been fairly good for us. This kind of exhibitions gave us a platform where you can showcase new products and which can be an integral part of the smart cities operations.

Sanjay MathurCEO – RMC & Key Accounts, UltraTech

Municipalika is a great exhibition and we received a lot of government officials and delegates in our stall this time. We took a lot of new orders as well from here. We are thankful to the organisers for organising this event which gave us the opportunity to showcase our products to larger set of audience. Overall experience is very good and we look forward to participate in the next Municipalika as well.

Bhavesh AmbaniCMD, Ambani Group of Industries

We are exhibiting for the first time in Municipalika and it is very interesting for us to see what is all going in India. Many people showed a lot of interest for our product. It is a fantastic place to be and we have got great response from the visitors as well.

Sebastian WiederinProduct Management – Construction Division, Getzner Werkstoffe

We have been associated with Municipalika for past many years now and this year the response has been great. We received a lot of commissioners in our stall and we had good crowd in the conference as well. Municipalika covers all aspects of smart cities and urban government which makes it an important event for us to participate.

Kalpesh ShahHead – Presales, ABM Knowledgeware Limited

We had participated in Municipalika last year as well and this year the experience has been satisfactory. Through this platform we were able to meet the government officials who had visited our stall also. We also get a pan-India exposure in Municipalika as the administrative officers, government bodies, etc. come from all the progressive states of India. It is really very beneficial for us to participate here as we get all the targeted customers under one roof and showcase our range of products.

Nitin TuliManager – New Product, Sales & Marketing, Tirth Agro Technology Pvt Ltd

Municipalika is the platform which gives us the opportunity to showcase our products and we participate here regularly. The response has been good. Municipalika serves as platform to show urban development in a much more educated manner which helps the decision makers as well as citizens to know more about what they can do in their own capacity to improve the life of citizens in urban spaces.

Debapriya NandanSr Director – Business Development, Public Sector, Oracle

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Municipalika for us has been a great experience particularly for the companies that have come down from British Columbia Canada. Vancouver happens to be the third most liveable city in the world, and our objective as a government was to bring our smart cities and clean tech companies to India, particularly in this event where they would be able to meet Indian stakeholders and share their technologies and products with Indian customers. The overall response has been great. This is the second year that we are participating in Municipalika. Canada being the partner country we feel that it has really added a lot of values to the companies that have come down. We have close to 18 companies from Canada which came here and it’s been a great experience for all of them. They had a lot of B2B meetings and also met a number of government and business stakeholders.

Joel FernandesDirector – India, British Columbia

Municipalika is a great where we could showcase our product. There were a great number of walk-ins which included the right audience. We had a good number of enquiries here. The overall experience was decent and we look forward to participate in the upcoming Municipalika.

Anunay GoswamiHead Marketing, APL APOLLO

We are very happy to be a part of Municipalika this year. It is a fantastic event where we can showcase our products to the target audience. We participated last year also. We got great response and the footfall was also very good.

Deepak YadavManager – Marketing, Zonta Infratech

I am very happy to be here at Municipalika. The experience was very satisfying and the response was very good. We got a chance to meet and showcase our products to many municipalities and government authorities.

Milind PatilProject Manager – International Business Department, Uniview Technologies

Municipalika is a very good event which really brings the technological solutions to all the decision makers and stakeholders. It also addresses the urbanisation challenges which are faced in India. A number of municipal commissioners and other government officials visited our stall. We also had good number of enquiries coming in.

Vijay KulkarniHead – Healthcare & Education, India, Armstrong World Industries (India) Pvt Ltd

We are very happy to be a part of Municipalika and the experience has been wonderful. The response was great. A lot of delegates visited our stall appreciated our products which we displayed. I am hoping a good business with them now. Municipalika is great platform where we can showcase our products and also we get to know all the innovative technologies under one roof.

Vaishali BiyaniCEO, De’Dezines (Kanpur Smart City)

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We are very happy to participate this year in Municipalika. Municipalika has actually exceeded our expectations in terms of the footfall we had. Many municipal commissioners and mayors visited our stall and they were keen to work with us. So through this platform they have warmed up to the idea of working collectively. This is like a hand in hand partnership which happened through this event with a lot of municipal commissioners and mayors. So we are more than happy to be part of Municipalika and we look forward to be part of the upcoming events.

Rajat KumarProgram Manager, Action Alliance for Recycling Beverage Cartons (AARC)

We have been a part of Municipalika since 4 years now. As this is a focussed show, the quality of the people visiting the show is very good. In this exhibition, some of our important clients and some of the very important government officials visit the show and we get a chance to showcase our products to them. It is a satisfactory experience so far.

Nitin MunotDirector, Technocrats Security Systems

Municipalika is a good exhibition. We have been a part of this exhibition for many years now. The response has been good and a lot of queries have been generated. We hope to translate this to a good number of businesses. Also the best part of Municipalika is the target audience visiting the show which was very relevant for us.

Rahul ChhabraCEO, Transchem Agritech Pvt Ltd

We participate in Municipalika every year and the experience has been very good. The main reason for participating here is we get a chance to showcase our products to the municipal commissioners and city managers. The overall response we got was very satisfying and that is the reason we keep coming back here in Municipalika.

Pratik NaikExecutive (Marketing & Sales), Excel Industries Limited

Our main purpose to participate in Municipalika was to reach out to the government officials and through this platform we met our target audience as well. The response we got was fantastic. The quality of crowd present here was very good. Overall I am very satisfied by participating in this event.

Uday DuttaVice President Sales (Industry), Amiad Filtration Systems India Pvt Ltd

We are proud to be a part of Municipalika as the Green City partner. Municipalika gave us the platform to share the success story of IGBC Green Cities amongst the town planner, city corporates, mayors and commissioners. We are grateful to Municipalika team for organising such an event.

M AnandPrincipal Counsellor, Confederation of Indian Industry

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Along with conference sessions on Municipalika, CAPEx and IIPM, day one of the Future Cities event had a session on ‘Vision Address: Future Cities’ deliv-ered by four prominent personalities. The speakers of this session were Sumit Sethi, the Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Mahindra World City, Sujata Gowada, the Founding & Managing Director of UDP International in Hong-Kong, K.T. Ravin-dran, the Chairman of the Architectural Heritage Advisory Committee of Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heri-tage (INTACH) and Onno Ruhl, the Global Head of Aga Khan Agency for Habitat. The entire session was sponsored by Mahindra World City and Mahindra Lifespaces.

Each speaker provided their unique Vision for Future Cities highlighting dif-ferent aspects that need to be addressed by the cities for becoming an ideal Future City.

The first vision address was deliv-ered by Sumit Sethi, who spoke about the Integrated self-contained townships. He stated the basic principles (Livelihood, Living and Life) of Mahindra World City and Lifespaces which are working towards this integrated city development. They are working under 3 main verticals- Mahin-dra World City and ORIGINS which look after integrated cities and industrial parks, Mahindra Lifespaces which is into medium and premium residential development and Happy Nest which handle the affordable housing projects.

He elaborated that they work towards creating self-sustainable cities with proper eco-systems. Residential, social and retail infrastructure are together encompassed within the city. They have such townships built in Chennai and Jaipur with support from Tamil Nadu Industrial Development

Corporation (TITCO) and Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation (RIICO) respectively. There are also nascent industrial parks built in the north of Chennai and Ahmedabad which will further have integrated devel-opment like the other major ones.

Sujata Gowada gave the second vision address, talking about UDP International and the factors that should be considered for creating cities that are more livable, affordable, walkable, resilient and cities where people are really happy and thriv-ing. She described six elements which include mobility, economy, governance, environment, infrastructure and living for better planning of cities. The main focus of UDP International for creating better cities is on People, Place and Planet.

She explained the importance of heri-tage for any city and the need for balanc-ing new with the old in order to maintain the identity of each city. She also spoke about the importance of creating walk-able cities. She added that skill develop-ment and capacity along with good design, planning and people-centric approach are vital factors for the development of Future Cities. She also emphasized the need of public spaces where people could inter-act with each other and public transporta-tion over private modes for better quality of living. Inclusive and transparent gover-nance, co-living, co-working, mixed-use development, getting younger generation involved in planning the future and safe-guarding the planet are some other aspects touched upon by her.

K.T. Ravindran delivered the third vision address highlighting on policy issues, changing trends in urbanisation, changes in policies and factors that need

to be considered for creating sustainable future cities.

He spoke about the importance of using new methods for planning as the older ones are not understood by the people. He added that there is a need for a shift from conven-tional two-dimensional language to three-dimensional urban design way which has a more democratic approach and promotes participation of people in planning. He stated the shift in urbanisation from urban regions that are hierarchically ordered to linear corridors and how it will help in cre-ating a better future.

Ravindran elaborated on the impor-tance of sustainability and how sustain-able development will be the fundamental base for Future Cities. He gave six factors for developing Future Cities sustainably which include food security, energy secu-rity, water security, urban design, waste management and humanising of Indian cities. He focused on the need for cities as machines of living to move to evolving ecosystems.

The last vision address was delivered by Onno Ruhl who emphasized the need to help the next generation realise their dream and plan for it. He listed out some points necessary for planning and realis-ing this future. Land-use planning, Mobil-ity, Host of services, Community - its past and future, preparing for challenges of cli-mate change, planning for pluralism and planning of future cities incrementally are some of the ideas he discussed for creating a better future for the next generation.

All the four vision addresses have pointed out some very important aspects and factors which need to be addressed for the creation of smart and sustainable Future Cities.

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The second day of Municipalika 2018 had an interactive session on Participative cities sponsored by Bhoomi World, with a panel discussion on the topics of local develop-ment with participation of all types of stake-holders including government, NGOs, pri-vate sector, citizen group representatives and citizens. The discussion included issues such as governance mechanisms, participative approaches for city plan-ning, self-redevelopment approaches by housing societies and resources needed as well as community initiatives by residen-tial societies for waste management, sani-tation and maintenance. The moderator of the session was Dr. Sudhir Krishna, For-mer, Secretary, Ministry of Urban Devel-opment. Whereas, the panellists were Mr. Vivek N Shejwalkar, Chairman, All India Council of Mayors, Ms. Surekha Ghogale, CEO, Aga Khan Agency for Habitat, Abhi-manyu Londhe, CFO, Bhumi World, CA Ramesh Prabhu, Chairman, Maharashtra

Societies Welfare Association.Aga Khan Agency for Habitat launched

their newly published book called ‘Urban Parallax’ which was timely brought out for discussion and deliberations on bridging the gap between urban policy making and execution through citizen participation.

The session had participation of sev-eral Mayors from all across India, citizens, urban experts and NGOs who keenly par-ticipated in contributing to the panel discus-sion. CA Ramesh Prabhu gave his inputs on the slum redevelopment processes and the benefits of having self-development by housing societies. Abhimanyu Londhe dis-cussed about how the city inhabitants need to have provisions to decongest the city into new townships in the peripheries which are planned and provided with ample ameni-ties. Surekha Goghale gave examples of models used by AKAH to provide commu-nity based solutions for initiating waste management, water saving projects as

well as other projects for improving habi-tats. Mr. Vivek Shejwalkar informed about the various urban agendas like AMRUT, Swachh Bharat Mission, etc, which have been driving urban improvement projects successfully for catering to all basic require-ments of citizens and how city planners and government play a very important role in their execution.

There were inputs from Mayors towards their contribution in their own cities to deal with pollution - air, water, land, traffic man-agement, waste management, banning plas-tic, water supply, several local problems of combating corruption in Municipal offices and also creating a clear vision for each city by the Municipal corporations with leader-ship from both Mayors and Commission-ers. The session was useful for exchanging knowledge between all government offi-cials and urban experts present in the ses-sion, to find solutions to their issues in their respective states, cities and neighborhoods.

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Canada, has been the Partner Country with Municipalika for many years and this year, brought an array of technological best prac-tices for possible use in India’s city devel-opment missions. To explore collabora-tion opportunities with Indian businesses in the infrastructure and smart cities sec-tor 28 leading Canadian urban infrastruc-ture, Internet of Things and Artificial Intel-ligence companies visited Municipalika. The mission was organised by the Cana-dian Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) of Global Affairs Canada, in collaboration with the Government of Ontario, the Gov-ernment of British Columbia, the Govern-ment of Alberta, Air Canada and the Indo-Canadian Business Chamber.

The High Commissioner for Canada to India, H.E. Nadir Patel discussed about Canada’s excellent urban infrastructure, solutions for Smart Cities, artificial intelli-gence, Internet of Things, transport manage-ment and innovative design solutions which have the potential to contribute to the India’s urban development plans.

The 2018 edition of Municipalika with 28 Canadian companies participation included The Alacrity Foundation of BC, A U G Sig-nals Ltd, Aversan Labs, Arconas Corpora-tion ℅ Navratna solutions pvt. Ltd, Biocube

Corporation Ltd, Biocube Corporation Ltd, Brisk Synergies, Carleton University, Chal-lenger Manufacturing Ltd, City Vision AI, DC Grid Development Corporation, Endura Form Plastic Solutions Ltd, Eneco Systems Inc, Epic Semiconductors Inc, Ez Enroute Ltd, Fluent.ai, IBI Consultancy India Pvt. Ltd., in Field Solutions, Intellizim Cirpo-ration & Teknobuilt Ltd, Kryton Buildmat Co Pvt Ltd, LEA Associates South Asia Pvt Ltd, Minetell Technology ℅ Sustainable Risk Strategies Ltd, Pack-Smart Inc., Premier Tech Aqua Systems India Pvt. Ltd, Pyfera Growth Capital, RWDI Consulting Engi-neers Pvt Ltd, Transoft Solutions Inc and Trojan Technologies, India. Representation from several provinces from Canada that were present in the event were from Ontario, Québec, Alberta and British Columbia.

The presence of Canadian delegation was manifested in their strong presence in the Conference session, where the Canadian companies shared expertise and capabilities in sustainable cities. The Conference aimed to bring together industry players, users and technology providers to interact and develop strategic partners with Canadian

companies. Canada’s expertise in infrastruc-ture were showcased through both the Con-ference and Exhibition, placing Canadian cities amongst the world’s finest and third largest exporter of engineering services in the world.

At the inaugural session, High Com-missioner of Canada, H. E. Nadir Patel also shared several facts about Canada which makes it of the leading countries prospering due to their use of cutting-edge technologies for city development. The architectural and construction sector in Canada is strongest in the world and consumes about 40% of Can-ada’s energy, 50% of Canada’s resources and is valued around 150 billion dollars which accounts for around 8% of the country’s GDP. The US Green Building Council, has ranked Canada among the top globally last year with over 5000+ projects built to inter-national LEEDS standard. Several Canadian cities such as Vancouver, Toronto and Cal-gary have been consistently ranked amongst the top five most smart, intelligent, con-nected and livable cities in the world made possible by the Canadian companies con-tributing to this success.

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In addition to the three conference sessions in Municipalika and one session each in CAPEx and IIPM, day three of the Future Cities event had the Mumbai workshop organized by the Insti-tute for Sustainable Urbanisation (ISU) and UDP International. Dr. Sujata Govada who is the Director of these organizations conducted this workshop and explained the work she is doing for creating sustainable urbanisation and there were some panel presentations by Vinod Kumar, Joint Secretary, Swachh Bharat Mission, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Kedarnath Ghorpade, Ex.Chief Planner, MMRDA and Widemar Spruijit, Founding member ISU who also shared their ideas on sustain-able cities and especially on how to make Mumbai sustainable.

The workshop had discussions on critical urban issues, including a smart and sustainable approach for the future development of Mumbai. It was a platform for engaging a diverse range of stakeholders from the community, academia, public and private sector to discuss further and explore opportunities and solutions to make Mumbai a more affordable, liveable, walkable

and resilient city. After the panel presentations in the first half of the workshop,

the second half had the audience divided into groups for discus-sion on Mumbai’s issues with respect to six different elements of planning and the solutions which can resolve these problems. The six elements of planning included mobility, economy, smart governance, environment, infrastructure and living.

After the discussion, one representative from each group pre-sented their ideas which was followed by an open discussion. Some of the ideas discussed were the requirement of open green public pockets near the residential areas, need for creation of more public transportation so that people don’t depend on their private vehicles for commute, proper recycling of waste gener-ated, the need for proper local governance system and public participation for making Mumbai safe and sustainable.

The workshop proved to be an useful step towards creating awareness about the issues of Mumbai and some very good ideas for the future development came up in this process.

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R. Srinivas Shirish Sukhatme Akhilesh Avanish Hrydal Damani

Karen Shwartz Gautam Ahuja Dr. Samantak Das Sachin Menon

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Municipalika has a great role in bringing together various stakeholders like city managers, domain experts, consultants, government bodies for exchange of best practices and for creating awareness about the importance of developing our urban spaces. It has been a pleasure to participate in this event.

Mahendra Jain, IASAdditional Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka

I am quite impressed by the scale of Municipalika. To bring people from so many different fields together is an achievement. I have been speaking in the sessions of this event for many years. All the topics discussed here are of current relevance and will be useful for the future development of the cities.

K T RavindranDean Emeritus RICS School of Built Environment

Municipalika is a very well-organized event. It has covered all the aspects of the built environment. Both the conference sessions and the exhibitions were very encouraging and enlightening.

Harinder Saroup DograChairman, Bureau of Indian Standards

I am participating in Municipalika for quite a long time. This year Municipalika is doing very well in terms of organising the sessions and also from the exhibition point of view. The event has grown in terms of size and also the quality of subjects.

S. KarthikeyanPrincipal Counsellor, Confederation of Indian Industry

Municipalika is an excellent forum bringing together people from different cities. I am very happy to be a part of this event and interact with people from diverse fields. I got knowledge about a variety of products especially products related to building energy efficiency, projects and implementation. I would like to suggest that Municipalika should reach out to more colleges and students and involve them in the discussions on creating sustainable and smart cities.

Roshni Udyavar YehudaHead-Operations, ENSystems Advisory, Pvt. Ltd.

I am very happy to come here and this is the first time an NGO is participating in Municipalika. We at Aga Khan Agency for Habitat are very interested in urban planning and I am enthused to see all the great ideas. Municipalika is a wonderful forum. It would be great if the idea of mixing the public and the private sector is carried forward. The idea of getting policy makers and thinkers in one forum is unique.

Onno RuhlGlobal Head , Aga Khan Agency for Habitat

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I am pleased to be a part of CAPEx. There are exceedingly high challenges that are coming up in the next 5-10 years. Urban planning has an important role to play. The organisers have done a good work of bringing people from diverse backgrounds to discuss these challenges. It takes a lot of effort to pull together such a large event with such large number of delegates, speakers and visitors.

Scott B KnoxSr Architect/Urban Designer Sunlight World Headquarters

I have been coming at Municipalika every year. This event has become unique and some new components like CAPEx and IIPM are added. There is participation from all over India and a lot of Municipal, Government authorities, Industrial people, Architects and Students have been participating. This event helps in understanding future technologies, opportunities and helps in our business and upliftment of the entire profession. I have expressed my vision of developing small towns. Nagari Vikas Yojana needs to be done. Opportunities need to be created there so that people don’t have to move to the large urban areas.

Prem NathArchitect M/s. Prem Nath & Associates, Mumbai

My experience at Municipalika has been very good. There are a lot of good companies here that the Canadian companies are looking forward to meet and do business. Municipalika is a great platform to showcase the capabilities and work that the Canadian companies are doing. We are looking forward to have partnerships with Indian companies.

Chad HenslerConsulate General of Canada

It is my first time at Municipalika and it was a good experience. It’s always interesting to hear different perspectives on the same topic. Government has to find ways to take forward the ideas discussed here.

Widemar M. SpruijitFounding Member, ISU

Municipalika has always been a great experience for me. It is a very good platform for different stakeholders to come together across India and also from different parts of the world to come and share their experiences and also see how India is progressing in different sectors and also discuss ways in which India can develop further. The in depth discussion in the various conferences will help in shaping better cities. We have organised the ISU Mumbai workshop for the first time in this event to discuss issues within Mumbai and find solutions for the sustainable future development of Mumbai.

Dr. Sujata S. GovadaFounding and Managing Director, UDP International

Municipalika is a wonderful event and I have been participating in this event for several years now. It brings together product manufacturers, academicians, experts, field practitioners. It has been a knowledgeable experience as we get to know what different people are working on and can share our own experiences. I would like to suggest the organisers to conduct this event at four different places within a year. This could be an experiment and people from different parts of India who cannot travel can also get the benefit.

Dr. P.S.N. RaoDirector, School of Planning and Architecture


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In Municipalika, I have come across various very useful suppliers of garbage processors, various other machineries which are useful in the activities of the corporation. In the ‘All India Mayor Council meeting’ we have discussed various problems faced by Mayors in day to day activities and solutions to resolve them.

Anil VasudevaMayor, Municipal Corporation of Pathankot

It is a great experience to be a part of Municipalika. Wide range of stakeholders have participated in this event. All the aspects have been covered in the conference sessions.

Majid HashmiManaging Director, KMH Engineering

Municipalika is a required forum for the country. Our population is moving towards urban areas and this event helps in the exchange of ideas which are useful for developing our cities. The event is well-organised. It would be great if this event takes place in other parts of the countries as well.

Jose KurianTeam Leader, CDM Smith India Pvt.Ltd.

My experience at Municipalika was excellent. Even though I came from a diverse vertical, I could understand the level of technology that is being explored globally. I am thankful to the organisers for inviting me to this event and appreciate the way they have covered this event. It would be better if they could also cover aspects related to real estate in the corporate sector.

Abhijit SarkarMRICS, Vice President and Country Head- Corporate Real Estate , Admin and Infrastructure, ShareKhan

The sessions at Municipalika are very informative. Speakers have covered a wide range of topic focusing on sustainable transport in ‘Connected Cities’ session. The organisers of Municipalika are doing a good job. I think that it is the need of the hour to focus on Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities and would like to suggest them to organize this event in these cities.

Dr. D.L.N. MurthyAdditional Chief (Transportation Planning), Transport and Communications Division, MMRDA

It is an overwhelming experience to be a part of IIPM. This is the first time that INFHRA is a partner with Municipalika, CAPEx and IIPM. The sessions organised are wonderful and huge spaces have been provided for exhibitors. I am thankful to IIPM for giving me the opportunity to moderate a session on ‘New Age Offices 2020’. And we had a wonderful interactive session with our panellists and the audience enjoyed it. I look forward to being a part of this event next year too.

Pratik VaidyaChief Council of INFHRA

Municipalika has been organised very well and is very informative. I would like to thank the organisers for inviting me to this event.

Dr. Jigeesha ShethMayor, Vadodara Municipal Corporation


15th International Exhibition and Conference on Smart & Sustainable City Solutions 19 – 21 September 2018 | Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai

CONFERENCE SESSION 01 (CS 01)

DAY 1 19th SEP

THEME : SUSTAINABLE AND PROGRESSIVE CITIES 14:00 – 15:15

Chair Ajoy Mehta Commissioner Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai

Speakers Sanjay Nirmal Assistant Executive Engineer, MCGM R. Srinivas Town and Country Planner - Head, Metropolitan & Union Territories Division, TCPO Mr. Shashikant L Jadhav Liasoning Architect, Mumbai DP Venkata Chunduru Director IBI Shirish Sukhatme PEATA Akhilesh Avinash Director and Leader- Smart Cities Oracle

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DAY 1 19th SEP

THEME : FIRE AND LIFE-SAFETY 14:00 – 15:45

Chair Mr. S K Dheri Convener National Building Code of India

Speakers Mr. Suresh Menon On behalf of National President Fire & Security Association of India (FSAI) Mr. Santhosh S. Warick Chief Fire Officer & Fire Advisor MIDC Fire Services Mr. R.A.Venkitachalam Advisor Center for Safety Engineering, IIT Gandhinagar Mr. Sanjay Pant Scientist/Director & Head of the Civil Engineering Department, Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Mr. Hatinder Vohra National Head of sales of Vetrotech, Fire, Blast and impact resistant products Saint Gobain Mr. Shazed Lehry Director Ceasefire Extinguishers and Systems Mr. Ajit Kamat Asst. Divisional Officer Goa Fire and Energency Services

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DAY 1 19th SEP

THEME : SMART CITIES CONCLAVE 15:30 – 17:30

Chair Mr. Kunal Kumar National Mission Director National Smart Cities Mission

Speakers Mr. Karen Shwartz Associate Vice President Carleton University Mr. R Srinivas Town and Country Planner Head, Metropolitan & Union Territories Division TCPO Mr. Hrydal Damani Associate Director CRISIL Mr. Gautam Ahuja Associate Director- IoT Sales TATA Communications Mr. J Nivas CEO Vijaywada Smart City Product Presentation TATA Hitachi

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DAY 1 19th SEP

THEME : RESILIENT CITIES AND PUBLIC SAFETY 16:00 – 17:45

Chair Dr. Vinod Menon Former Member NDMA

Speakers Dr. Amod Mani Dixit Executive Director National Society for Earthquake Technology- Nepal Lubaina Rangwala Managing Associate Resilience Cell, WRI Tikender Singh Panwar Former Deputy Mayor of Shimla All India Urban Forum Surekha Ghogale CEO Aga Khan Agency for Habitat Dr. G.P Ganapathy Professor and Director Center for disaster mitigation and management, VIT

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VISION ADDRESS

DAY 1 19th SEP

THEME : FUTURE CITIES 18:30 – 20:30

Panellist

Prof K T Ravindran Dean Emeritus RICS School of Built Environment Dr Sujata Govada Founder UDP International Onno Ruhl General Manager Aga Khan Agency for Habitat (AKAH) Sumeet Sethi VP - Sales and Marketing (B2B) Mahindra World City

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CONFERENCE SESSION 05A&B (CS 05A&B)

DAY 2 20th SEP

THEME : Healthy Cities: Integrated Water Management and Waste Water Treatment and Management

10:00 – 12:00 Chair Rozy Agarwal

Executive Director - Finance National Mission for Clean Ganga

Speakers RK Vijayvargia Addl. Chief Town Planner RUDSICO Shyamanta Sharma Associate Director- IoT Sales Tata communications Nirav Saraiya Partner N.S & B Associates Jayesh Mandlik Consultant water division Bluegreen Consultants SK Goyal Project Director (UI) RUDSICO, Local self-Government department V. K. Chaurasia Advisor in Charge CPHEEO M N Ashish Ganju Architect GREHA

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DAY 2 20th SEP

THEME : Digital Cities: E-Governance Roadmap and Geo-Spatial Solutions for Urban Planning

10:00 – 12:00 Chair A K Mittal

Convener Group 4 NBC IT

Speakers Satish Jayanthi NRSC Govind Singh Chauhan Executive Director Business Development ABM Knowledgeware Niraj Prakash Senior Director – Solution Engineering Oracle Pawan Kumar Town Planner TCPO Abhijit Ekbote AKAH Dr. G.P Ganapathy Professor and Director Center for Disaster Mitigation and Management, VIT Pradeep Thomas Division Head – Presales Consulting Esri India Technologies Ltd Ruchik Vohra Director Superwise Solutions Ravi Chopra GIS Consultant for smart Cities Wipro India Manukrishna Nair Independent consultant (previously in Landor)

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DAY 2 20th SEP

THEME : Healthy Cities: Sanitation for All and Integrated Solid Waste Management

14:30 – 16:45 Chair V. K. Chaurasia

Advisor in Charge CPHEEO

Speakers Dr. R. Ajayakumar Varma Executive Director Suchitwa Mission Kalpit Asher Architect Mad(e) in Mumbai Suraj Nandakumar Director ReCITY Mohan Ramanathan Managing Director ACT Dr. Shrikar Dole Founder & CEO - SDG Foundation Member of Global Compact Network India Mirek Byczynski Founder and Director Challenger Sweepers Sachin Joshi Co-Founder Ekam Eco J Nivas Municipal Commissioner Vijaywada Sumit Kashyap Senior Manager Marketing TATA motors- garbage compactors Yashas Bhand Director Technology Development Organic Recycling Systems Pvt. Ltd Dr Sandhya Jayakumar Medical Officer Health Bruhut Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike Bhupendra Mathur RUSIDCO

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DAY 2 20th SEP

THEME : Green Cities (Energy, Environment and Ecology)

14:30 – 16:45 Chair Jayesh Haryani

Co-chair, IGBC Ahmedabad Chapter IGBC

Speakers M Anand Deputy Executive Director IGBC Swati Singh Sambyal Program Manager Centre for Science and Environment Dr. Sujata Govada MD/CEO UDP International Bharti Singla Director Chakr Innovations Ajay Poddar MD Environics Prof. Naran Pindoriya IIT Gandhinagar Ashok Jain Managing Director Terracon Ecotech Shakti Leekha Senior GM, Head - Marketing Bajaj Electricals Sachin Pukale Product Management for Smart Cities and utilities TATA Communications Dr. V Ramachandra Ultratech Sanjay Goel Director Smart City of Ludhiana

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DAY 3 20th SEP

THEME : Humane Cities : PMAY Challenges and Way Forward and Housing Finance

10:00 – 12:15 Chair MN Ashish Ganju

Architect GREHA

Speakers Binu Francis Director Kudumbashree Jayashree Kurup Head-Content & Advice Magicbricks Prof. PSN Rao Director SPA Sanjay Varshney Executive Director Signature Global, Gurgaon Prem Nath Architect Premnath Associates Rajan Samuel CEO Habitat for Humanity GSV Ramu International Housing Finance Consultant N.S. Ganesh Regional Chief HUDCO Mumbai Regional Office CA Ramesh Prabhu Chairman Maharashtra Societies Welfare Association (MSWA) Sanjeev Jain, SE MDDA

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DAY 3 21st SEP

THEME : Connected Cities : Sustainable Urban Mobility 10:00 – 12:15

Chair Dr. M. Ramachandran Former Secretary Urban Development, Govt. of India

Speakers DLN Murthy Chief, Transport and Communications Division MMRDA Vijay Saluja Former Chief Engineer D. Dhanuraj CPPR Sanjay Bhatia TATA Motors Electric Buses Nitin Munot Director Technocrats Kohlauer Infrastructure Widemar Spruijt ISU Narsing Rao Pyarasani Founder Director UDRI

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DAY 3 21st SEP

THEME : Integrated Cities 12:30 – 13:30

Chair Dr Sudhir Krishna, IAS Former Secretary Ministry of Urban Development, Govt. of India

Speakers Ashish Mathur MD Tata Steel SEZ Dr. C Velan Senior President (TRIL) / Executive Director CEO (Ramanujan IT City) TRIL Loveleen Garg AVP GIFT City Srikanth Peddibhotla Founder HappiCities Labs Joseph Reddy Senior Vice President - Facility and Management Services Knight Frank Pvt. Ltd

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TECHNICAL SESSION 01 (TS 01)

DAY 1 19th SEP

THEME : STEEL AND IRON 14:00 – 15:15

Chair Dr. V Kalyanaraman Professor IIT, Chennai

Speakers

Ashok Bharadwaj Sr. Vice President JSW M.K Madhavan Light Gague Steel IIT Hyderabad Jacob Chacko SAIL



DAY 1 19th SEP

THEME : REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS FOR SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

15:30 – 16:45 Chair Harinder Saroup Dogra

Chairman CEDC, BIS

Speakers Sanjay Pant Head (Civil Engg) BIS Neha Maheshwari Head of Sustainability Division PEATA Deepak Galowt Architect CCPS Shashi Kant CCPS

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DAY 2 20th SEP

THEME : GREEN BUILDINGS 10:00 – 12:00

Chair Chandra Shekhar Hariharan Co chair IGBC - Bangalore Chapter

Speakers S Kartikeyan Green Pro Roshni Udyavar Faculty Academy of Architecture Shakti Leekha Senior GM, Head - Marketing Bajaj Electricals Prashant Chandrate Service Head HSIL-Water Saving Sanitary Features Suchi Verma Saint Gobain Glass Shahid Badshah CMD LSF Studio, Steel Building Division Balaji S M GM Projects Nippon Paints Vijay Kulkarni Armstrong Ceilings

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DAY 2 20th SEP

THEME : Building Skin Design: Facades and Fenestrations

12:00 – 13:30 Chair Soumya Haridas

Marketing Manager Saint Gobain

Speakers Gaurav Tiwari President Facade India Testing Scott Knox Architect and urban designer Sunlight World Headquarters Ashok Bharadwaj Sr. Vice President JSW Rahul PS Wind Engineering Specialist RWDI Consulting Engineers (India) Pvt. Ltd

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DAY 2 20th SEP

THEME : INNOVATIONS IN THE USE OF CEMENT CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CHEMICALS AND ENHANCERS

14:30 – 16:00 Chair Jose Kurian

Convener, CED2 National Building Code 2016

Speakers Mohan Ramanathan Managing Director Advanced Construction Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Jeyson Samuel L&T GeoStructure Ganesh Kamat Technical Advisor, Consulting Engineer Architect Ganaka Engineers Architect Majid Hashmi Managing Director KMH Engineering Dr. A Maheshwari Vice President Reliance Industries Devendra Pandey UltraTech Balaji S M GM Projects Nippon Paints

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DAY 3 21st SEP

THEME : PRECAST AND PREFABRICATED CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS

10:00 – 11:30 Chair Rajesh Goel

CMD Hindustan Prefab ltd.

Co-Chair Deepak Gahlowt Architect Director XEBEC, CCPS

Speakers SJ Vijay Salmon Leap Raj Pillai MD Star Worth Jose Kurian Convener NBC Concrete Col. Adsar BG Shirke


PANEL SESSION 01 (Session 01)

DAY 1 19th SEP

THEME : Session on all asset classes across cities by JLL

14:15 – 14:40 Speaker Dr. Samantak Das

Chief Economist & Head of Research JLL India

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DAY 1 19th SEP

THEME : New Age Real Estate and Regulations in a Changing World

14:40 – 16:15 Moderator Dr. Samantak Das

Chief Economist & Head of Research JLL India

Panellist Sachin Menon Partner KPMG Mayank Kumar Associate Director Eleganz Interiors Pvt Ltd



DAY 1 19th SEP

Fireside Chat - Emerging Demand for Co-working and GenX housing

16:30 – 17:30 Panellist Ravi Sarangan

Director Edifice Shobhit Maleta MD & CEO IndeCampus Student Accommodations Saket Jalan Founder Campus Students Communities

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DAY 3 21st SEP

THEME : NEW AGE OFFICES 2020

12:30 – 13:30 Moderator Pratik Vaidya

CEO INFHRA

Panellist Dr. C Velan Senior President (TRIL) / Executive Director CEO (Ramanujan IT City) TRIL Vishal Gupta Director Sales & Marketing Monarch Ergo Pvt Ltd Abhijit Sarkar VP & Country Head- Corporate Real Estate , Admin and Infrastructure Sharekhan Ltd. Rajiv Ranjan Sharma AVP and National Manager HDFC ERGO

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OPEN HOUSE

DAY 2 20th SEP

Participative Cities - Open House Citizen Interface: Special Session with Mayors

Book Launch of “Urban Parallax” published by Aga Khan Agency for Habitat The Participative Cities session will discuss the following issues:

- Governance mechanism, participative approaches for city planning - Self-redevelopment approaches by housing societies and resources - Community initiatives by residential societies for waste management,

sanitation and maintenance.

18:30 – 19:45

Moderator Dr Sudhir Krishna, IAS Former Secretary Ministry of Urban Development, Govt. of India

Panellist Vivek N Shejwalkar Chairman, All India Council of Mayors Mayor, Gwalior Surekha Ghogale CEO Aga Khan Agency for Habitat Abhimanyu Londhe CFO Bhumi World CA Ramesh Prabhu Chairman Maharashtra Societies Welfare Association (MSWA)

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healthy Cities : Water and Waste-Water Rozy Agarwal, Executive Director of the National Mission for Clean Ganga chaired the session and opened up the session with the initiatives taken by NMCG for a cleaning the river, avoiding pollution, biodiversity conservation and conserving livelihoods attached with it. Vijayvargia, Additional Chief town Planner from RUDSICO gave a presentation on the water management and conservation of water bodies, increasing ground water and


Sustainable and progressive CitiesAjoy Mehta, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai chaired the session on Sustainable and Progressive Cities. R. Srinivas from the Town and City Planning Organization (TCPO) made a presentation on ease of doing business, construction permits and the formula-tion of GIS based Master Plan Platform which will support OBPS (Online Building Plan Approval System) for transparency and faster delivery of services. Shirish Sukhatme from Practising Engineers, Architects and Town Planning Associations (PEATA) discussed on issues such as ease of doing business in terms of speedy approvals of building proposals, introducing standardisation and simplification for building permits. It also had presentation from Sanjay Nirmal, Assistant Executive Engineer, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM), Chief engineer showing initiatives of the Corporation to facilitate the ease of doing business through digitised governance mechanisms, single window clearance system, automated development control regulations, etc. Best practices and adoption of National Building Codes into the city development control regulations were shown by Shashikant L. Jadhav, Liasoning Architect. Akhilesh Avinash, Director and Leader- Smart Cities, Oracle’s presentation showed how the IoT can play an integral part in the overall holistic approach towards planning sustainable cities.

fire and life SafetyThe Fire and Life Safety session had several experts from Fire Safety Associations, regulatory bodies and academic institutions. The Chairman, S K Dheri, Convenor of NBC and Santosh Warick, CFO of MIDC and Sanjay Pant, Head (Civil Eng) from Bureau of Indian Standards gave a review of the National Building Code of India Part 4 on Fire and Life safety outlining all the various aspects that need to be considered for prevention of fire hazards in terms of types of construction, organisation of spaces, materials, operational mechanisms, installation of appropriate fire fighting technology, etc. Fire Safety Association of India, Secretary Suresh Menon elaborated on promoting fire safety and driving life safety measures through their various initiatives of FSAI across the 23 chapters across India. Saint Gobain’s presentation showed the various fire resistant glass products, along with their relevant use and applications in buildings and infrastructure projects. R A Venkatachalam, Advisor, Centre for Safety engineering, IIT-Gandhinagar shared the Five year plan for Fire and Life Safety preparedness from Bangalore and various building facade fire protection measures.

Smart CitiesThe Smart Cities Conclave session was chaired by Kunal Kumar, National Smart Cities Mission Director. This session discussed what are the requirements of the smart city and how each organization is trying to contribute from their end to this smart city mission. The presentation by CRISIL Infrastructure Advisory focused on SPV (Special Purpose Vehicles) which are envisioned to be an efficient channel for quick implementation of the Smart City projects. Another presentation by TATA Communications emphasized that smart cities need a connectivity platform with seamless connectivity, device optimization and multiple solution support and they provided a solution called LoRa (Low Power Long Range) WAN network which will be used for energy management, safety, asset management and water management. R. Srinivas from the Town and Country Planning Organisation (TCPO) made a presentation on introducing Local Area Plan and Town Planning Scheme, new methods of operation to include citizens’ participation in the making of the local plan. This has lot of relevance for new Area Based Development (ABD) under Smart city projects. TATA Hitachi provides solutions in the form of products which ease smart city and Municipal applications like solid waste management, underground drainage/pipeline works, road works, water body development and rejuvenation, landscape works, infrastructure development and housing for all. Vijayawada Smart City CEO presented the smart solutions like Smart City Wi-Fi, Smart Lighting, Smart City Parking Violation, Smart Pollution Detection, City portal and citizens app, Real Time Command and Control center and Smart City Data Center that they will implement to improve citizen’s lives and make city more efficient. The presentation from Carleton University discussed their smart city initiatives- Smart Cities Navigator and Canada-India Acceleration Program to support women entrepreneurship.

resilient CitiesThe session on Resilient Cities and Public Safety deliberated on the various impacts of climate change, natural disasters and threats to public safety that have been taking place in the country. There were discussion on the systems to mitigate these through adoption of the appropriate policies, use of technologies and mechanism of creating resilient communities. Prof. Vinod Menon, Founder Member of the National Disaster Management Authority(NDMA), shared the outline for the policies for roadmap for disaster risk reduction, explaining the case of Bihar. Dr. G P Ganapathy, from Disaster Mitigation and Management, VIT explained about how space technology can be integrated with social media for quick disaster responses illustrating where the gap lies between mappers and actual ground operations. Lubaina Rangwala from World Resources Institute made a presentation on the assessment of resilience of communities in urban areas as a tool to plan for resilience proactively instead of the reactive nature of current disaster management practices. The CEO of Aga Khan Agency for Habitat, Ms. Surekha Ghogale, discussed on the comprehensive methods of hazard, vulnerability and risk assessment and actions for making the communities safe and resilient. Amod Dixit, Executive Director of National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal gave an elaborate status of the problems of earthquake risks in Nepal and what are the various solution in terms of implementation of national building code and challenges in terms of reconstruction of houses.

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humane Cities: pmay Challenges and Way forward and housing financeMN Ashish Ganju chaired the session on Humane Cities: PMAY Challenges and Way Forward and Housing Finance. Binu Francis, Direc-tor of Kudumbashree spoke about the Women Construction Group which is an alternative solution to Pradhan Mantri Awaaj Yojana (PMAY) beneficiaries in Kerala. Jayashree Kurup from Magicbricks made a presentation about the largest bank of urban housing cre-ated by PMAY. Prof. PSN Rao, Director of the School of Planning and Architecture (SPA) emphasized on the shelter needs of the cycle rick-shaw pullers. Prem Nath, Principal Architect at Prem Nath Associates explained the problem of overcrowding of our cities and has sug-gested integrated development by creation of sub cities connected by infrastructure facilities as the way forward for future humane housing. Rajan Samuel, CEO of Habitat for Humanity emphasized on housing micro-finance for low income families in India. GSV Ramu, Interna-tional Housing Finance Consultant spoke about micro-mortgages/ housing micro-finance through his presentation. N.S. Ganesh, Regional Chief of Housing and Urban Development Corporation (HUDCO), Mumbai explained the challenges of Humane cities, emerging challenges of PMAY, four verticals of PMAY, role of HUDCO as Central Nodal Agency to PMAY, role of primary lending institutions, HUDCO’s objectives and housing pro-grammes, nature of its infrastructure and housing schemes and its design and planning approach for affordable housing. Sanjeev Jain, Superin-tendent Engineer at Mussoorie Dehradun Development Authority (MDDA) showed the various models adopted and projects done under MDDA.


waste-water management initiatives in Rajasthan. V K Chaurasia, Advisor In-Charge of CPHEEO, gave an update on the progress of the AMRUT and Smart Cities scheme, which has largely focussed on water and waste-water management system improvements. Architect M N Ashish Ganju shared his experience on water cycle management in an urban neighbourhood in New Delhi with citizen participation. Shyamanta Sharma, Associate Direc-tor, IoT, TATA Communications, gave a presentation of the applications of smart water meters and use of IoT to increase efficiency of water manage-ment in cities. S K Goyal, Project Director from RUDSICO shared the Rajasthan experience of innovative implementation strategies in sewage sector.

digital Cities The session on Digital Cities and Geo-Spatial solutions for Urban Planning was chaired by A K Mittal, Convenor of NBC section on ICT. It included a vast range of presentations on the use of IT, telecommunication, building management systems, use of geo-spatial devices for a range of devel-opment activities at the building and city level. ICT enabled buildings and technologies used for Smart Cities, was introduced by A K Mittal. Shailesh Jayanthi from National Remote Sensing Centre gave a gist of the various technologies like GPS, GIS, NUIS, drones, mobile apps, ect used by gov-ernments across various states and cities for mapping and use in various master planning projects. The presentations by ABM Knowledgeware on applications used for E-governance as well as cases of GIS integrated approaches was elaborated by Govind Singh Chauhan, Executive Director. The presentation by Dr. Pawan Kumar, TCPO focussed on the process of creation of base maps and master plans by AMRUT cities using the GIS tech-nology. Abhijit Ekbote from Aga Khan Agency for Habitat gave a preview of the use of spatial data management and data collection systems for creation of GIS maps, which are further used for prioritizing projects based on the hazard and vulnerability risk assessments of settlements. Sim-ilarly, Dr. G P Ganapathy showed the use of geospatial technologies for earthquake disaster mitigation and management. ESRI made a presenta-tion on the mapping and spatial analytics products that the company builds across the world for various city planning and governance projects. SuperWise Director Ruchik Vohra illustrated the various app based solutions that can be used for construction management activities as well as IT solutions for government projects.

healthy Cities: Sanitation for all and Integrated Solid Waste managementV. K. Chaurasia, Advisor in charge of Central Public Health and Environmental Engineering Organisation (CPHEEO) chaired the session on Healthy Cities: Sanitation for All and Integrated Solid Waste Management and made a presentation on the policy interventions which are undertaken under the Swachh Bharat Mission for waste management, multi-channel addressal of SWM challenge, star rating protocol for garbage free cities, Swachh Survekshan, ICT initiatives and Capacity building. Dr. R. Ajayakumar Varma, Executive Director of Suchitwa Mission explained the waste manage-ment in Kerala which is being done by adopting an alternative model. Kalpit Asher, Architect from Mad(e) in Mumbai presented their project ‘The Toilet Manifesto’ which is a typological investigation on public sanitation infrastructure. Mohan Ramanathan, Managing Director of Advanced Con-struction Technologies Pvt. Ltd. (ACT) emphasized on the importance of Building Construction and Demolition material waste recycling for Munic-ipalities. Dr. Shrikar Dole, Founder & CEO of SDG Foundation and Member of Global Compact Network India spoke about the sustainable alternative to existing waste management and enhancing waste value chain through Circular Economy. J Nivas, Municipal Commissioner of Vijayawada pre-sented the public health and sanitation initiatives that have been undertaken by Vijayawada Municipal Corporation. Dr Sandhya Jayakumar, Med-ical Officer Health at Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike explained the best practices and green initiatives adopted by Bangalore for sustain-able solid waste management.

Green CitiesThe session on Green Cities was chaired by Jayesh Hariyani, Architect and Co-chair of IGBC Ahmedabad chapter. Along with M Anand, Principal Counsellor, IGBC, they gave a brief idea on the initiatives of IGBC towards creating Green Cities Rating Systems for efficient land use, mobility, infra-structure, quality of life and greenfield projects. Bajaj Electricals gave a presentation on the various smart LED street lighting, digital signages, speakers, cameras other infrastructure applications and smart building products for energy management, fire safety and security, data centres as well as solar solutions. Environics introduced a very unique product to mitigate the harmful electromagnetic radiations in built spaces. Terra-con India made presentation on the services they provide for environmentally sustainable cities by creating inventories of cities’ natural wealth, securing biodiversity and carbon neutrality.

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Green Buildings The session on Green Buildings was chaired by Chandrashekar Hariharan, Co Chair, IGBC- Bangalore Chapter. The Principal Counsellor of CII-Sohrabji Godrej Business Centre, S.Karthikeyan gave a brief presentation on the application of Green Products for enhancing performance in green build-ings. Architect Roshni Udyavar Yehuda, shared her knowledge on the ways of cooling in buildings with reduction in CO2 footprint, by ways of passive design, active design and thermal heat exchange systems. Shakti Leekha from Bajaj Electricals gave a presentation on the integrated building man-agement systems that Bajaj has developed and their approach towards green buildings. Saint Gobain showed how glass is a 100% recyclable product and how it contributes functionally towards creating green buildings. Armstrong’s presentation on smart green solutions using acoustic panels for various building uses like educational and hospital buildings. Nippon paints showed all its weather resistant paint products of a variety of textures for indoors as well as outdoor applications. Hindware made a presentation on the green bathroom by saving water and all the technologies supporting it.

Building Skins: facades and fenestration Saint Gobain curated the session on Building Skins: Facades and Fenestrations, with the opening presentation by Soumya Haridas, Marketing Manager of Saint Gobain India Pvt. Ltd. on the new age materials and innovations in glass. Rahul P S, Wind Engineering Specialist, presented on the wind design of facades and selection of relevant materials. JSW Steel showed all its fenestration products with steel doors with various

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Connected CitiesThe Connected Cities session was chaired by Dr. M Ramachandran, Former Secretary of the Ministry of Urban Development. He introduced the policy framework for Urban Mobility and the progress made under the same over the years between 2006 and 2014 changes. Dr. DLN Murthy, Chief of Trans-port and Communication Division from MMRDA made a presentation on the initiatives of the urban transport systems and progress in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. Vijay Saluja, Senior Fellow of Institute of Social Sciences gave a brief idea on the distress on roadways and ways to repair and restore them. E-Buses, services and their entire ecosystem and their use in Indian cities was presented by the TATA Motors. Widemar F Spruijt, ISU Lon-don, gave a presentation on the integrated planning methods of London which looks at public transportation system and sustainable mobility as a part of it. Technocrats presentation made by Nitin Munot showed their noise barrier products installed along roadways, for controlling noise pollution. Narsing Rao, from UDRI-Hyderabad made a presentation on the Hyderabad Metro Rail merits in providing a an efficient public transportation system.

Integrated CitiesThe session on Integrated Cities was chaired by Dr. Sudhir Krishna, Former Secretary of Ministry of Urban Development. Ashish Mathur, MD of Tata Steel SEZ explained about the current scenario of urbanisation, densities, issues and solutions in building new cities and role of TATA in building smart cities. Dr C Velan, Executive Director & CEO at TRIL Infopark Limited spoke about the need, objectives and vision for integrated cities in the future and explained about the Ramanujan IT city which is an integrated city. Loveleen Garg, Assistant Vice President of GIFT City emphasized on the sustainability aspect of the Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT). Srikanth Peddibhotla, Founder of HappiC-ities Labs presented their design principles, the new urban policies and regulations that they are envisioning and the open source microcity model. Joseph Reddy, Senior Vice President - Facility and Management Services at Knight Frank Pvt. Ltd. presented on the facility and asset management services for smart cities.

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Steel and IronThe steel and iron session had presentations on the role of steel and iron in creating smart cities through innovations in the use of these build-ing materials and by creating affordable projects. Dr. V. Kalyanaraman, Professor from IIT Chennai, spoke about the merits of steel construction, innovative uses of steel and innovations in composite construction. M.K. Madhavan, Professor from IIT Hyderabad, presented the problems of construction in earthquake and cyclone prone areas and discussed about the advantages of steel construction in such areas. He also empha-sized the lack of standard specifications and design guidelines for construction of cold-formed steel structures and the application of hot rolled steel projects in rural India. He also explained the preliminary research work done at IIT Hyderabad to implement the affordable housing proj-ect. Jacob Chacko from Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL), described the kind of infrastructure needed for smart cities and emphasized on how steel will be an important solution for creating the infrastructure that is required.

regulatory frameworks for safe and sustainable built environmentThe session on Regulatory Frameworks for safe and sustainable built environment was chaired by Harinder Saroup Dogra, Chairman of CEDC, BIS. The pre-sentations in this session discussed about how the codes and regulations for built environment are formulated, the modifications in the building codes and regulatory frameworks related to safety and sustainability. Sanjay Pant, Head of Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) explained the need for building regulation and constitutional position, instruments for building regulation, salient features of NBC 2016, major modifications in laws related to fire safety, life safety, building materials, systems of construction, construction practices and building services. Neha Maheshwari from PEATA spoke about the sus-tainability of building materials, green buildings and sustainability provisions, green rating systems, fire safety, fire-fighting and achieving quality in construction through bye-laws. Deepak Gahlowt from Confederation of Construction Products and Services (CCPS) explained what are standards, how they help, how they are made and updated, major organizations which help in the formulation of these standards and about voluntary consensus stan-dards. The presentation by Shashi Kant from CCPS mainly emphasized on the regulations for safety against human impact while using glass in buildings.

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new age offices 2020The main topic of the panel discussion in the New Age Offices 2020 session was - what can be considered as new age offices and how the scenario will change by 2020. The panellists for this session were Pratik Vaidya from INFHRA, C.Velan from TRIL, Vishal Gupta from Monarch Ergo, Rajiv Ranjan Sharma from HDFC Ergo and Abhijit Sarkar from Sharekhan. Different ideas and perceptions like use of new technology, automatic control sensors, collaborative working, office space catering to both old and new generations, office space providing balance between work and personal life, sus-tainable office space, etc were discussed. There is no specific formula for a new age office. The interest of both employees and the business must be taken into account while creating a new age office space. The discussion brought out the idea that blend of traditional working space and co-working could be a better option rather than choosing one particular way.

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precast and prefabricated Construction SystemsThe session on Precast and Prefabricated Construction Systems was chaired by Rajesh Goel, CMD of Hindustan Prefab Ltd. Deepak Gahlowt, Architect and Direc-tor of Xebec Property Management Pvt. Ltd. and Convener at Confederation of Construction Products and Services (CCPS) was the co-chair and he made a pre-sentation on Prefab and offsite construction for housing projects. SJ Vijay from Salmon Leap presented on the 3D Monolithic modular precast technique that they are using. Col. Adsar from B.G. Shirke construction technology emphasized on the suitability of precast construction technology for mass housing projects.

Session on all asset classes across cities by JllThe session on all asset classes across cities by Dr.Samantak Das, JLL discussed the real estate scenario through two different asset classes - Commercial Office Space in commercial asset class and residential asset class. The session also discussed how Indian economy is doing well as an Investment destination. Office market is going up and residential market is falling during the last 3-4 years. However, Residential market is recovering in the last 6 months. Demand supply gap which was once evident is narrowing down during the last year. Top policies like Demone-tization, RERA, GST, Benami transaction prohibition amendment act and Affordable housing policy- Credit linked subsidy scheme under PMAY that affected real estate and their impact on it were also discussed in the session.

new-age real estate and regulations in a changing worldThe panellists for the session on New Age Real Estate and Regulations in a changing world were Dr.Samantak Das, JLL , Sachin Menon, KPMG and Mayank Kumar, Eleganz Interior. The panel discussion commenced with discussing the overall changes in the real estate sector arising from the economic and tax reforms. GST and its impact on real estate was the major topic of discussion. The role of technology in the new age real estate and how it has brought transparency into this sector was discussed. Another major point of discussion was the type of changes in office space in terms of amenities and how occupiers are reacting to it. How office spaces have evolved from conventional to modern co-working spaces and customized design of office spaces depending on the nature of work and the needs of the people occupying it can be the modern solution. Also, evolution in renting homes and new technologies which are creating ease for both buyers and sellers were a part of this panel discussion.

emerging demand for Coworking spaces and Gen-X housingThe panellists for the session on Emerging demand for Coworking spaces and Gen-X Housing were Ravi Sarangan, Edifice, Saket Jalan, Campus Stu-dents Communities and Shobhit Maleta, IndeCampus Student Accommodations. The panel discussion started with the topic of co-working spaces. The idea that was put forth was that co-working model should be used if it suits the function of the company and the success of this model can be determined after some years of its implementation and not immediately. Another subject of discussion was student accommodation and GenX housing. It was discussed that student housing, the niche business model is the requirement for any educational institution to go to the next level and how the quality of these can be improved. The need for an organised form of student accommodation and the important factors to be consid-ered were highlighted. Also, how discipline and design can be interdependent and what elements of design are used were emphasized. The issues of liability and ways of preventing unwanted behaviour in GenX housing were also a part of this session.

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and installations including roofing, walls, windows, framing and decks.

Innovations in Cement Concrete Jose Kurian, Chairman of Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) – CED2 chaired the session on Innovations in Cement Concrete and made a presenta-tion on Innovations in the use of Cement, Concrete and Composites along with construction chemicals and performance enhancers. Mohan Ram-anathan, Managing Director of Advanced Construction Technologies Pvt. Ltd. (ACT) spoke about the use of decorative Concrete In public areas of cities & municipalities. Jeyson Samuel from L&T GeoStructure emphasized on the use of concrete in deep foundations. Ganesh Kamat, Technical Advisor and Consulting Engineer Architect at Ganaka Engineers Architect spoke about affordable housing by RCB method and structural audit. Majid Hashmi, Managing Director of KMH Engineering presented on the Differential shortening of vertical elements in concrete tall buildings and also on the creep and shrinkage effects. Devendra Pandey from Ultratech discussed about the concrete innovations for urban infrastructure.


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ABM KNOWLEDGEWARE LIMITED

ACE UPDATE

AGA KHAN AGENCY FOR HABITAT INDIA

AIGMF

AKSHAR DEVELOPERS

ALFA THERM LIMITED

ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT

ALOM POLY EXTRUSIONS LIMITED

AMBANI VITRIFIED PVT LTD

AMERICAN WATER WORKS

AMIAD FILTRATION SYSTEMS (I) PVT LTD

AMRL HITECH CITY LIMITED/SREI ATTND

ANKQUR ECOSYSTEMS PVT LTD

APL APOLLO TUBES LTD

ARCHER TRADERS

ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES (INDIA) PVT LTD

ARORA TECHNOLOGIES (P) LIMITED

ASCENDAS FIRSTSPACE DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT PVT LTD

B.G SHIRKE CONSTRUCTION TECHNO PVT LTD

B2B PURCHASE

BAJAJ ELECTRICALS LTD

BELMAKS PVT LTD

BHRUHAT BENGALURU MAHANAGAR PALIKE (BBMP)

BHULESHWAR STEEL & ALLOYS PVT LTD

BHUMI ASSOCIATES

BMTPC, MOHUA, GOVT OF INDIA (BUILDING MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGY PROMOTION COUNCIL)

BORKAR POLYMER

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS

CCPS

CHAKR INNOVATION

CIA World

CONSTRUCTION ARCHITECTURE UPDATE

CONSTRUCTION MIRROR

CONSTRUCTION WORLD

CREDAI

DD GROUP (DD GLOBAL SERVICES)

DELUX RECYCLING (I) PVT LTD

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E&P INFO

ECORAIN SYSTEMS INDIA PVT LTD.

EKAM ECO SOLUTIONS PVT.LTD.

ENDOORS SRL

EPC WORLD

EPC&I

EVERLAST COMPOSITES LLP

EXCEL INDUSTRIES LTD

EXOTIC HARDWARE

FORYOUR RESQUE PVT LTD.

FSAI

GANGTOK, SINGTAM, RANGPO

GEOCARTE RADAR TECHNOLOGY PVT.LTD.

GETZNER INDIA PVT LTD

GHA INFO

GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM (MISSION DIRECTORATE OF SWACHH BHARAT MISSION)

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN

GOVERNMENT OF UTTAR PRADESH

GOVERNMENT OF UTTARAKHAND

GREATER NOIDA AUTHORITY

GROUP SATELLITE

GURGAON SMART CITY

HERITAGE LIFESTYLE

HIGH COMMISSION OF CANADA

HINDUSTAN PREFAB LTD.

HINDUSTAN SANITARYWARE & INDS LTD(HSIL)

HIRANANDANI DEVELOPERS PVT. LTD

HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (HUDCO)

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ICE(ASIA) PVT LTD.

IGBC

IMPRINTS LED DISPLAYS PVT LTD

INDIAN BUILDING CONGRESS

INDIAN INOVATIX LTD.

INDIAN URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE REVIEW

INFRASTRUCTURE TODAY

JSW STEEL LTD

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KHED CITY

LAHS GREEN INDIA PVT LTD

LIC HFL

LINGEL WINDOWS

M/S BULL MACHINES PVT LTD

MAHARASHTRA POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA LTD.

MAHINDRA WORLD CITY

MAKAIR

MANIAR & CO.

MARCONITE

METSI ENVIRO TECH PRIVATE LIMITED

MSK GROUP INDIA

MSWA

MUMBAI METROPOLITAN REGION DEVELOPMENT AUTH

NACHIKET ENGINEERING PVT LTD

NAREDCO

NASSCOM

NATIONAL MISSION FOR CLEAN GANGA

NAVI MUMBAI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION

NBCC PALACE

NIPPON PAINT

NOIDA AUTHORITY

ORACLE

ORGANIC RECYCLING SYSTEM (P) LTD

PARCO ENGINEERS (M) PVT. LTD

PEATA

POWER TODAY

PRAMA HIKVISION INDIA PVT LTD.

PROJECTS MIRROR

RAIPUR SMART CITY LIMITED

RESQ TECHNOLOGIES

SAFE SECURE

SAIL (STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA LIMITED)

SAINT-GOBAIN INDIA PVT. LTD.-GLASS BUSINESS

SECURITY LINK INDIA

SEELA INFRATECH PVT LTD

SHIVANG FURNACES AND OVENS INDUSTRIES

SHREE DEEPAK EXPORT/INTEGRAL SAFETY ENGINERS

SHREE PREMIX INDUSTRIES

SIGNAGE & GRAPHICS

SIGNATURE GLOBAL

SINTEX BAPL LIMITED

SMART CITIES COUNCIL INDIA

SMART CITY INDORE - CANCELLED

SOLWEARTH ECOTECH PVT.LTD.

SPRECH TENSOSTRUCTURES PVT LTD

SS INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION

SS INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION

STYLAM INDUSTRIES LTD

SUBHAM ACQUALINK (I) PVT LTD

SUPERWISE SOLUTIONS PVT LTD

SYENERGY ENVIRONICS

TATA COMMUNICATIONS LTD

TATA HITACHI

TATA MOTORS

TATA REALTY AND INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED

TECHNOCRAT KOHLHAUER INFRASTRUCTURE

TEKTEM MAKINA SANAYI VE DIS TIC LTD STL / SICURO VENTURES PRIVATE LIMITED

TERRACON ECOTECH PVT LTD

TETRA PAK INDIA PVT.LTD

THANE SMART CITY LTD.

THE SUPREME INDUSTRIES LIMITED

THE WADHWA GROUP

TIME TECHNOPLAST LTD.

TIRTH AGRO TECHNOLOGY PVT.LTD.

TOSHIBA INDIA PVT.LTD

ULTRATECH CEMENT LTD

UNIVIEW TECHNOLOGY (I) PVT LTD

URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT - KARNATAKA

URBAN SANITATION

VECTUS INDUSTRIES LIMITED

VEGA AVIATION PRODUCTS PVT LTD

VERSA DRIVE SUPERFAN

VIJAYWADA MUNICIPAL CORPORATION

VITCO GROUP

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Private - 5,215

Government - 625

Media - 85

Total Visitors - 5,925

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Private Government Media

Trade Visitors

CEO,MD, President, VP - 1,752

GM, AGM, Manager - 1,165

Engg, Executive, Consultants - 1,680

Architects, Interior Designers - 618

Total Trade Visitors - 5,215

34%

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Trade Visitors

CEO, MD, President, VP GM, AGM, Manager

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Architect / Consultant Association Commissioner, CEO

Corporators / Councillor Engineer Fire Officer

Mayor, Chairperson Principal Sec, Sec, MD, HOD Town Planner / CEO

Mayor, Chairperson - 91

Corporators / Councillor - 20

Principal Sec, Sec, MD, HOD - 220

Commissioner, CEO - 88

Architect / Consultant - 32

Engineer - 116

Town Planner - 21

Fire Officer - 37

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Lighting 02

E-Governance 08

Media 36

Water & Waste Water 11

UD Department & Municipal Corporation 22

Solid Waste Department & recycling 26

Construction & Building Technology 27

Environment & Pollution Control 04

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Urban Industrial Development 01 Association 08

Planning & Building 01

Building & Developers 09

Safe Security 09

International Country 01

Co-Particpants of Canada 36

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Lighting E-Governance Media

Water & Waste Water UD Department & Municipal Corporation Solid Waste Department & recycling

Construction & Building Technology Environment & Pollution Control Urban Industrial Development

Association Planning & Building Building & Developers

Safe Security International Country Co-Particpants of Canada

Exhibition StatisticsSegments - 12

Exhibitors - 200+


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