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Sustainable Cities & Infrastructure
The world’s urban population is increasing exponentially. With a growing number of informal settlements, inadequate and overburdened infrastructure, and services (such as waste collection, water and sanitation systems, roads, and transport), worsening air pollution, and unplanned urban spaces, there is a need to build cities that are inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable.
With in-depth experience in this domain, we leverage our people capabilities and technology to provide holistic solutions that navigate through complex urban challenges, improve quality of life and drive smart growth. We advise governments in developing countries including South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Africa on how to tackle urban sustainability challenges by developing and implementing strategies for a low-carbon, and sustainable future. Our expertise is well-paced with national & international best practices, especially in the core areas of smart cities, climate-resilient infrastructure, water management solutions, sustainable waste management, sanitation, green infrastructure interventions, innovative construction technologies, and social & gender inclusion.
SUSTAINABLE CITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE
Thematic Focus
Urban Planning and Re-Development
Urban Resilience and Climate Change
Infrastructure and
Engineering
Urban Transport and
Mobility
Smart Cities and
Master Planning
Water Management
Solutions
Waste Management and
Sanitation
Municipal
Financial Reform
Affordable
Housing
Local
Economic Development
Urban Reforms and
Governance
Coastal Zone Management and
Shoreline Planning
SUSTAINABLE CITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE
Key Projects
World Bank, Government of Himachal Pradesh
SJPNL
Supporting the Government of Himachal Pradesh in strengthening the operational and financial performance of Shimla Jal Prabandhan Nigam Limited (SJPNL) Utility and improving access to water supply and sewerage services.
World Bank | Government of Kerala
KSWMP
Strengthening the institutional and service delivery systems for SWM in Kerala and adopting a sector-wide integrated value chain approach for enhancing the service delivery for waste management.
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)
ISWMIP
Reforming Solid Waste Management (SWM) services in Bangladesh to overcome the challenges posed by rapid urbanisation and high economic growth.
AMRUT
Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) is the Government of India's flagship urban sector scheme launched in June 2015. The mission aims to ensure water supply and sewerage services at the household level in 500 cities with 1 lakh plus population across India.
70 Million+
Managed 70 Million+ worth projects which represents 9% of the overall AMRUT portfolio in India
Supported states ranked among Top 10 performers in the national AMRUT rankings
37 Cities
Improved basic urban services in 37 cities across India which includes creation of 27 water treatment plants (WTPs)...
SUSTAINABLE CITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE
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