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Smart Village Essay

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Concept of a Smart Village

Concept of Smart Village is still in its nascent stage and a lot has to come to clearly define and conceptualize this idea. The idea of Smart Village is used throughout the world with different classification, background and significance. There are a few different ideas which replace smart with intelligent or digital are also widely used these days. Some people are thinking of Smart Village as an idea for newly built cities keeping in mind that the concept of smart city is not always the same. There are various definitions of Smart Villages out of which one says that Smart Village means providing a sustainable life to its people which includes providing education, having skill development centers, access to good health …show more content…

There has been a rapid movement of rural people to the cities in search of better opportunities and better life. Hence Smart Village will provide all the facilities available in the cities and also will improve the living standards of rural people. There have been certain objectives of a smart village that are defined by the government. The objectives are:
• To provide the best available global means to local needs of the people residing in the villages to improve their living standards
• Use of information technology to its maximize possible limit in order to benefit the rural community to largest extent
• Analysis of the villages on various socio-economic parameters at a micro as well as macro level
• Improving the education system in order to increase the literacy rate of the villages and also reducing the dropout rate from the schools
• Providing better employment opportunities to the youths of the village by sharing the profiles of rural youth to the potential employers in India and

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