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12 Indian cities present the future of sustainable urban development
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In 2018, The Government of India, AFD and the European Union launched the City Investments To Innovate, Integrate and Sustain (CITIIS) program, a challenge process that called on cities around India to submit their proposals of how they would become the country’s next smart cities.
The Agence Française de Développement (AFD) was a key partner in the programme. Selected cities in the CITIIS program would receive a grant of €100 million from AFD as well as €6 million of additional funding from the European Union to mobilise the expertise they required. The 12 winning projects are presented on the AFD website:
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AGARTALA GETS A REFRESHED RIVERFRONT
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AMRITSAR TAKES A STEP TOWARDS SMARTER TRAVEL
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AMRITSAR TAKES A STEP TOWARDS SMARTER TRAVEL
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HUBBALI-DHARWAD LAUNCHED GOES GREEN
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UJJAIN HAS MORE ROOM TO BREATHE
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DEHRADUN GETS MORE COMMUTER- AND ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY
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SURAT, FROM WASTELANDS TO BIODIVERSITY HUBS
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AMARAVATI REBUILDS THE BASICS
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KOCHI ENGAGED IN A DIGITAL HEALTHCARE REVOLUTION
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CHENNAI’S PUBLIC SCHOOLS EQUIPPED WITH SMARTER CLASSROOMS
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PONDICHERRY WANTS TO EMPOWER THE COMMUNITY
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IN VISHAKHAPATNAM, A MODERNIZATION DRIVE FOR MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS
Image: © Prashanth Vishwanathan / AFD
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