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SWOT Analysis for Smart City Pasighat under Fast Track Program

SWOT Analysis for Smart City Pasighat under Fast Track Program
Start Date :
Mar 01, 2016
Last Date :
Mar 31, 2016
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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We bring to you this wonderful news that our city-Pasighat has been selected under 23 fast track cities by Govt. of India and we need to submit the revised plan by 15th April 2016. ...

We bring to you this wonderful news that our city-Pasighat has been selected under 23 fast track cities by Govt. of India and we need to submit the revised plan by 15th April 2016. As we know that we worked very hard in our previous attempt however unfortunately we missed coming in the first 20 list of cities and finished at 39th rank - missing by just 3 points. Let us take this as a positive feedback that we were very close to winning it and were far ahead of many other big cities.

Looking ahead, we need to work on the gaps identified by Govt. of India to revamp the proposal. One of the key weaknesses identified is SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and Threat) analysis. Here, specifically, Weakness and Threat needs to be more elaborate. We have uploaded a discussion page on mygov portal about this aspect of proposal and need support of people of Pasighat to come up in big numbers and contribute towards this discussion. Let’s brace up for this challenge and work with renewed and reinvigorated spirit in the direction of making Pasighat a smart city.

Click here to view the Smart City Proposal

Click here to view the gaps identified by Ministry of Urban Development, Govt of India

The last date to submit your suggestions / comments is 30th March, 2016.

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Ane Padung
Ane Padung 10 years 3 months ago
Lack of adequate infrastructures is actually a blessing in disguise as projects can be taken up without much collateral damages.
Tony Tayeng_1
Tony Tayeng_1 10 years 3 months ago
The discussion in AIR is an eye opener. All the while we thought Smart city is all about modern amenities and high end technology. But now it is observed that smart city also is about preserving and retaining the basic traditional features of the city which is a welcome approach. Also area chosen for redevelopment in the city is very appropriate as it mostly comprises of old buildings and other structures. Several buildings in the area appear to be unfit for dwelling. Also with its proximi
Mem Siram_1
Mem Siram_1 10 years 3 months ago
Pasighat can easily be an smart city with all its characteristics of available open spaces , ambient air quality law abiding citizenry, education population and good communication.
Orik Riyang_1
Orik Riyang_1 10 years 3 months ago
Encroachment of land in the city is much lower in comparison to other places and hardly an issue. If smart city project starts these can be taken care by the district administration.
Narem Moyong
Narem Moyong 10 years 3 months ago
I think that India doesn't have a shortage of skilled manpower the only thing that India lacks are opportunities, best platform, better compensations for our skilled persons that's the reason why most part of our skilled manpower resides in other countries other than India.
Orik Riyang_1
Orik Riyang_1 10 years 3 months ago
I was not aware that pasighat had narrowly missed the 1st phase of selection for smart cities. And now its in the 6th position for fast track city, competing 23 other cities. Well done! More AIR talk programmes are requested on the line.
Orik Riyang_1
Orik Riyang_1 10 years 3 months ago
Solid waste management needs more attention than what we feel. The more the population the more the waste will be. A separate Radio programme should be devoted to waste management. A sense of cleanness has to be induced amongst us.
Minam Taki
Minam Taki 10 years 3 months ago
Poor infrastructure is actually a blessing in disguise as there will be no collateral damages. New project can implemented smoothly.