France and Germany Team Visits Belagavi for Smart City Project-2 Review
Belagavi, April 11, 2025 — As part of the Cities 2.0 Smart City initiative, a high-level delegation from France, Germany, and the Government of India visited Belagavi to assess the city’s progress in urban development and solid waste management.
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Strategic Meeting at Smart City Office
To begin with, the delegation participated in a key meeting at the Belagavi Smart City office. The session took place in the presence of Mayor Mangesh Pawar, Deputy Mayor, and senior officials from the Belagavi City Corporation. During the session, the Municipal Commissioner and the Managing Director of Belagavi Smart City Ltd. provided a detailed overview of projects focused on waste processing, infrastructure upgrades, and citizen welfare.
Mayor Outlines Future Development Plans
Furthermore, Mayor Mangesh Pawar shared the city’s vision for future development. He explained the current solid waste management process and highlighted several upcoming initiatives aimed at improving cleanliness and urban planning. Additionally, he emphasized the importance of adopting eco-friendly practices and building international partnerships to foster innovation.
Delegation Praises City’s Rapid Progress
After the meeting, the team visited the Turmuri solid waste processing unit. Impressively, they observed significant changes since their last visit just eight months ago. As a result, the delegation expressed appreciation for the consistent efforts and dedication shown by the municipal team.
On-Ground Visits Demonstrate Holistic Growth
Subsequently, the delegation visited multiple key locations such as the Sadashivnagar garage, a dry waste collection center, the Khade Bagh biogas plant, and the Day Nulm Centre. At each site, officials received demonstrations and insights into Belagavi’s integrated approach to waste segregation, energy production, and community outreach. In particular, the biogas plant attracted attention for its efficient use of organic waste.
Conclusion: Positive International Impressions
In conclusion, the France-Germany delegation acknowledged Belagavi’s efforts in turning smart city goals into measurable outcomes. They encouraged the city to continue scaling its innovations. Going forward, this visit is expected to strengthen global collaboration and inspire further advancements in sustainable urban development.
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