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The Ministry of Housing and Urban affair (MoHUA) released the new DataSmart Cities Strategy, which aims to better harness the use of data in addressing complex urban challenges in Smart Cities. Smart Cities are complex ecosystem and deal with large number of issues like mobility, management of water, waste water and solid waste, safety and security services, energy, housing, education and health amongst many others. Functions of city governments are organized into multiple layers of administration, departments, agencies and are each responsible for management of some core functions integral to the working of the city. The importance of using data to resolve critical problems faced by cities cannot be exaggerated. In fact, smart cities are all about getting the right data to the right people at the right time to solve complex urban issues.With deployment of IoT devices, sensors and other methods to ‘sense’ the city, the sources of real-time data are increasing every day. Also, with ever-evolving technologies, data collection, aggregation and processing are becoming easier and affordable in real time with each passing day. The city government/ non-government organizations/ individuals are custodians of different types of data sets/feeds. Since these stakeholders work as vertically integrated structures, a lot of the data so produced remains in silos within them. In order to solve the myriad complex issues faced by cities, it is vital that data locked in such silos be unlocked and shared amongst these entities.
Q1The Key Objectives of DataSmart Cities are
i creating a culture of data
ii Drive Data Governance
iii Enable the framing of a City Data Policy
iv Facilitate City Data Alliance
Select the correct answer using the code given below
i. ii and iii only
ii iii and iv only
i. ii and iv only
all of the above
none of these
Key Objectives of DataSmart Cities
• Institutionalize a “Culture of data”: by creating a formal mechanism for data collection, management and its use by different stakeholders as a potential economic resource.
• Drive Data Governance: towards building capacity in all stakeholders on data informed decision-making so as to foster public accountability and transparency.
• Enable the framing of a City Data Policy: that balance privacy,legal and public benefit considerations. Also define the contours of collaboration between various Governmental/non-Governmental entities on data sharing and access.
• Facilitate City Data Alliance: between the communities, industry, academia and the government so as to ensure better planning and evolving data-driven solutions.
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