SMART CITY MISSION

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Smart City Mission
SMART CITY MISSION

Smart City Mission was launched by the Hon’ Prime Minister on June 25, 2015. The main objective of the mission is to promote cities that provide core infrastructure, clean and sustainable environment and give a decent quality of life to their citizens through the application of ‘smart solutions’. The mission aims to drive economic growth and improve quality of life through comprehensive work on social, economic, physical and institutional pillars of the city. The pictorial emblem of this mission is a butterfly, transforming itself from a grey and dull colour to the bright and vibrant colours. The transformation is shown by the pixelation of the picture and the letter 'i'. This also uses the colours of the national flag - orange and green. The name and tagline ‘Mission Transform Nation’ is written below. The elements of the logo are aligned to the right to give a forward and upward looking visual momentum.

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