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- The Tamil Nadu–Circular Innovation, Resource & Climate Leadership Ecosystem programme aims to integrate tested urban technology solutions into the operations of municipal bodies.
- University of Toronto India Foundation and Villgro Innovations Foundation will lead the initiative starting in Chennai and Tiruchy.
- The project focuses on scaling solutions for waste management, wastewater treatment, and water conservation.
- This effort seeks to bridge the gap between pilot testing and sustained municipal adoption to address growing urban resource pressures.
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- Deployment progress in Chennai and Tiruchy
- Evaluation of municipal budget allocation for pilot technologies
- Potential expansion to other urban centres in Tamil Nadu
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Gauravi Lobo
Director, UTIF
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“Building companies is the easier half of this problem. The harder half is making sure there is a buyer with a budget line at the end of the pilot”
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…and stormwater systems. Gauravi Lobo, Director, UTIF, said the key challenge was not merely developing companies or technologies but ensuring that there was a municipal buyer and budget for solutions after a pilot. “ Building companies is the easier half of this problem. The harder half is making sure there is a buyer with a budget line at the end of the pilot ,” she said, adding that the programme would make a long-term commitment to Chennai and Tiruchy. The initiative also comes amid increasing pressure on urban water and waste-management systems. Growing cities are…
Rini Dutta
Chief Growth Officer, Villgro Innovations Foundation
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“the difficult part for an innovation was often moving from a successful pilot to sustained adoption within municipal systems.”
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…solutions that can reduce freshwater demand and recover resources from waste and wastewater are increasingly relevant to urban local bodies. Rini Dutta, chief growth officer, Villgro Innovations Foundation, said the difficult part for an innovation was often moving from a successful pilot to sustained adoption within municipal systems. Villgro, she said, works with urban local bodies to help promising solutions become technically validated, operationally ready and aligned with actual city requirements. Under the partnership, UTIF will contribute to…
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