Study of rural infrastructure for smart villages

Nabankur Sarma; Hemanta Doloi

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Study of rural infrastructure for smart villages

Nabankur Sarma, Hemanta Doloi, Hemanta Doloi (ed.)

The 4th International Conference on Smart Villages and Rural Development | Smart Villages Lab, The University of Melbourne | Published : 2021

Abstract

Good infrastructure contributes to economic development by increasing productivity and services in the area which enhances the quality of life. Focusing in the Northeastern region of India where a large section of the population live in rural settings. Assam being one of the most populated states in the region, with over 86% rural communities of a total population of 35 million, where Housing and infrastructure are two critical aspects that need heed in this overall development of villages. The idea for creating smart villages is highly significant for promoting sustainable growth and overall development of the entire region. For smart villages, development is needed in both rural and urba..

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Hemanta Doloi Author, Editor Architecture, Building and Planning

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Keywords

Sustainable Development