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India has seen rapid urbanisation in recent times, its urban population
growing from 286 million in 2001 to 377 million in 2011, constituting 31.16%
of the country's population. This is expected to reach 590 million by 2030,
contributing 70% to the country's GDP. According to a McKinsey report, by
2030 India will have 6 mega cities with a population of 10 million or more, 13
cities with 4 million people each, and 68 cities with population of over 1
million each.
The Government of India has announced a slew of new ambitious initiatives:
Swachch Bharat Mission - Sanitation for All by 2019, Housing for All by
2022 and 100 new Smart Cities. These programmes and the gargantuan
growth of urban population is throwing up challenges and opportunities in
the housing and infrastructure sectors for the central, state and local/city
governments, as well as private industry. For the past 11 years
Municipalika, the International Conference and Exhibition on Making Cities
Work, has been instrumental in highlighting pertinent issues revolving
around these challenges and opportunities, sharing best and leading
practices, evolving technological and managerial solutions, and providing
inputs for policy interventions.
Urban Housing
US $ 1.9 Trillion
Urban Roads
US $ 392 Billion
Urban Transport
US $ 100 Billion
Water Supply
US $ 73 Billion
Sewerage
US $ 55 Billion
US $ 43 Billion
US $ 22 Billion
US $ 11 Billion
Street Lighting
US $ 4.2 Billion
Municipalika 2014 is being organised in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, co-located with CAPEx, trade
show focusing on Construction, Architecture, Planning and Engineering. The twin-event will
be the only one of its kind in India, focusing on Sustainable Built-Environment and Good
Urban Governance. The three day conference and exhibition will be attended by mayors,
municipal commissioners, senior urban development of cials from the Central and State
Governments, Urban Local Bodies and Housing Agencies from all over India, built
environment professionals, architects, planners, and engineers. At Municipalika 2014, the
national and international experts and thought leaders will gather to answer the question:
How do we plan, design, build and maintain sustainable built environment and Cities .
Urban Gujarat
According to 2011 Census, the urban population of Gujarat has
grown from 18.9 million in 2001 to 25.7 million in 2011, comprising
42.6% of the state's total population, against the national average of
31.1%, showing growth of 36% in the period. By 2030 Gujarat is
expected to be the second most urbanised state in the country, with
66% of its population living in urban areas. Gujarat today has 4
million-plus cities, and its 8 municipal corporations accommodate
more than half the state's population. The rapid pace of
The Opportunity
Municipalika 2014 is being organised at Mahatma Mandir (Gandhinagar), one of the country s foremost
fully integrated state-of-the-art exhibition-cum-convention facilities.
Systems
Fare and Toll Systems
Road Safety and Guidance
Road Markings and Signages
Street Furniture and Lighting
Parking Solutions
Road Construction & Maintenance
Intelligent Networks
Equipment
Disaster Prevention and Management
Natural Calamity Mitigation
Riot, Vandalism and Unrest Control
Public Security Policing & Crime
Prevention
Insurance & Loss Prevention
Anti Terrorism Equipment & Services
Audio & Video Surveillance Equipment
Telecommunication
ICT Applications
E-commerce and e-payments
ERP Solutions
Successful e-gov/ICT application by
Roads, Bridges
SEZs, Business & Industrial Parks
Public Amenities
Electricity and Lighting of Roads
Distribution of Power, Telecom and Energy
Financial Institutions, Development and
Funding Agencies
The Opportunity
The built environment sector is one of the key drivers of the Indian economy,
contributing to 17.5% of the GDP, employing 50 million people, and with over US$
1.5 trillion investment in building and infrastructure in the period 2012-2017.
With the population expected to increase to 1.45 billion by 2020, of which 500
million would be in urban areas, the housing, infrastructure and real estate
requirements to satisfy this growth, would keep the built environment sector
growing at a blistering pace.
CAPEx will be the de nitive one-stop shop for technologies, processes, systems,
materials, supplies, products and equipments for the architectural and
engineering design, planning, construction engineering, safety and quality, MEPF
and operation and maintenance of sustainable built environment.
Conference Programme
Broad themes of discussion over three days
Day 1
Conference Inaugural Session
CS 01 : Progressive and Working Cities - Land, Finance, Reforms, 100 New Cities
CS 02 : Safe and Resilient Cities - Safety, Security & Disaster Management
CS 03 : Vibrant Cities (Heritage Issues)
Day 2
CS 04 : Healthy Cities - Integrated Water Management
CS 05 : Healthy Cities - Integrated Solid Waste Management
CS 06 : Green Cities - Low Carbon, Energy-Ef cient, Sustainable
Day 3
CS 08 : Inclusive & Humane Cities - Affordable Housing for all & Slum-less Cities
CS 09 : Smart Cities - Next Level E-Governance Solutions for City Level Services,
The Conference details for CAPEx on Day 1 & Day 2 is included in CAPEx Brochure and on www.capex.co.in
Testimonials
The 11th edition of Municipalika is one of the best exhibition-cum-seminars of recent times. The
list of participants comprises not only the top people from India but also from democracies and
municipalities across the world. It's a very well-organised exhibition and I compliment all the
organisers for the wonderful work they have put in. I hope Municipalika will bring together the
technology and technology-users for the bene t of both, with the ultimate winner being the
people.
Dr Sudhir Krishna
Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India
I compliment the Municipalika team for organising this wonderful conference and exhibition. I
wonder how much effort has gone into organising an event of this enormous scale and size. This
calls for a great deal of organisation and the Municipalika team deserves full credit. I am sure
the next three days will be extremely fruitful.
Arun Kumar Misra
Secretary, Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation, Government of India
Municipalika is very important and serves a very useful purpose. I hope we have more of these in
our country because we need to build awareness and bring all these people together to have a
dialogue.
Dr Isher Judge Ahluwalia
Chairperson, Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations
It has been very interesting and a learning experience. The sessions were very inspiring because the
wealth of innovations developed by will be very helpful for other parts of the world.
Andre Dzikus
Chief Water & Sanitation Section, UN Habitat
I think Municipalika is an institution in India, bringing together people from the private sector,
from the cities, from state government and private sector NGOs to really contemplate and
exchange ideas.
Dr Regina Dube
Senior Advisor & Head, Sustainable Urban Habitat, GIZ
I think Municipalika is very important for regional areas, cities and communities, to know their
political leaders are looking at sustainability as a strategy for the future. I think [Municipalika] is
going to contribute to the overall responsible rapid development of India.
Rick Fedrizzi
Founder, President & CEO, U.S. Green Building Council
Chairman, World Green Building Council
It's been marvelous. The mere fact that you are addressing municipal commissioners and
of cers is a great service as they drive construction in the country. Municipalika can take the
credit for bringing to them awareness of what is the better way of doing things.
Dr. PC Jain
Chairman, India Green Building Council
It's been good. We walked the oor today, as our primary interest was to see what municipal
corporations are doing in advanced technology, waste water recycle and reuse, drinking water
and other sustainable solutions. Overall it has been a good rst experience.
GE Water & Process Technologies
It was a good experience, met some potential clients and was happy with the footfall. Overall it
left a good impression and Chennai was a better location than others.
Philips Lighting
Municipalika this time has really made it. We must appreciate the kind of participation in the
event, both of exhibitors as well as delegates. We nd that core target visitors have been
coming.
Sintex Industries Ltd.
We have been exhibiting in Municipalika since the beginning. We get good response in
Municipalika as we cater to municipalities and the people working in this sector. This is the best
part of Municipalika .
OTTO Waste Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Destination Pavilions
Special Activities
Participation Options
EXHIBITION
(Rates per sqm)
Built up Booth (Indoor)
(minimum 9 sqm)
National
International
` 15,500*
US$ 300*
` 14,000*
US$ 280*
` 10,000*
US$ 200*
Govt./Local
Bodies/CMAs/NGOs
Private Sector
International
Early Registration
` 10,000*#
` 15,000*#
US$ 300*#
Spot Registration
` 12,000*#
` 18,000*#
US$ 360*#
CONFERENCE
(Delegate Fee)
Partnership
Partnership Fees
Principal Partner
Co-partner
Associate Partner
Session Partner
Product/Technology Services Presentation
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