NIUA at a Glance

A stakeholder consultation was organized in September 2018 to seek advice on framing the Divyang Friendly Measures and Policy Recommendations that can be implemented through the Smart Cities Mission

Facilitating knowledge building, dissemination and dialogue on city level strategies and action plans on climate change

Evaluating proposals for Performance Grants; examining data on municipal finance data and managing MIS for cities and states across India

Creating built environments that facilitate overall development of children and make growing up in cities fun

Program to fund Smart City projects through a Challenge Process

Anchoring climate-friendly solutions for urban infrastructure projects

The focus of the Morgenstadt Initiative is on the identification and implementation of sustainable cross-sectoral solutions and transformation processes, such as the optimization of urban infrastructures, processes and services.

Enhancing functional knowledge, improving on the job skills and changing the attitude of municipal functionaries through capacity building

Scaling-up and replication of solutions for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in 3 Cities

Developing a guiding framework to define the contours of Delhi’s future urban development

Strategizing capacity development – delivering objectives of CIDCO’s training policy through UJJWAL portal

Building capacities at scale to enable delivery of decentralised sanitation solutions

SCIAP is one of the projects under GEF’s Sustainable Cities Programme. The participating cities include Bhopal, Jaipur, Mysuru, and Vijayawada-Guntur.

Compararative study of urban neighbourhood dynamics and public service provision in Africa and Asia

Enabling 4 Smart Cities to use block chain and other smart technologies to monitor impacts of projects in achieving the goal of inclusive development

An ‘solution exchange’ platform for all Urban Missions

The research project aims to undertake qualitative and quantitative research to understand the situation of children and adolescents with respect to: • rural-urban differentials of children and adolescents in terms of health, nutrition, education, WASH, employment, violence and crime at the macro level

Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) was launched by Honorable Prime Minister of India on October 2, 2014. The main objectives of SBM urban is to address both elimination of open defecation and Solid Waste Management in all Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) of the country by 2019.

Towards energy efficient transport through TOD

Promoting development of resilient cities across India

Addressing the urban drivers of river health in the Ganga Basin

Case Study of three large-sized Indian cities to develop an 
understanding of the current scenario on access to social schemes 
and protection for urban vulnerable population