URP 3222- Rural Planning Studio

Submitted By-
Smart 1717007
Village: 1717018
Case Study 1717029
Review 1717044
Khulna University of Engineering and
Te c h n o l o g y
Department of Urban and Regional
Planning
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 CASE STUDY 01: PENELA SMART VILLAGE, PORTUGAL

Low
Low
demographic
demographic
density
densitymostly
mostly
ageing
ageing Area
Area
population 132,49
population 132,49 sq
sq
km
km

Density
Density
45
45
Population:
Population:
6.002
6.002
Figure: Penela , Portugal
 KEY FEATURES
Access to health, education
fast connections to the VPZ (Village Protection
internet by optical fiber and Zone) as an integral part of
leisure due to its proximity Traditional construction its management model. This
to the Penela, and the good techniques and with local- embody a good practice
accessibility to the city the based materials, namely, example of how the
services provided by a large shale, limestone, quartzite, replacement of
urban city. clay, wood monocultures.
Regeneration Focus on
of built spaces informal care

Quality of life
Develop new solutions for
attracting families, also
seeking to provide
responding to social needs
Economic and
Environmental
environmental
and aesthetic
enhancement of
quality
Introduction of new IoT the forest
technologies that communicate
with health professionals and
family members and with a
connection to SCT - Scientific
and Technological System -
through HIESE and IPN
WHY PENELA FOCUSED FOR BUILDING THE
SUSTAINABLE ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEM ?

Attract growth and investment by

adopting the quadruple helix

Collaboration across many

sectors leads to innovation

Collaboration, equity,
sustainability, three things penela
made its main focal point to be
developed.
 QUADRUPLE HELIX MODEL & PENELA
MUNICIPILATY
Science, politics, industry, and society are the four key actors in the innovation system, according to the Quadruple
Helix Model and Penela municipality, began creating partnerships based on a quadruple helix concept to promote -

Resolve rural
concerns

Strategy to
Regional rejuvenate
development and attract
growth
COMPONENTS OF PENELA SMART VILLAGE, PORTUGA

Demography, Education, Social

Structure, Culture, Rural Lifestyle
Human
Dimension

Bio-technology, IT/Internet, Agriculture, Forestry, Rural Industry,

Science & Economic
Rural Technology Services, Tourism, New Economy
Technology Dimension

Resources & Political

Pollution, Biodiversity, Degradation, Environment Dimension EU Enlargement, Food Safety,
Landcover Change, Fragmentation Subsidies, Lobbing
Fast Delivery Using
Drone

3D Painting in
FABLAB
Business innovation
center

Mini business offices

 SECTORS OF PENELA SMART VILLAGE, PORTUGAL

Natural resources
01 Agriculture, Fire prevention,
Graze, Forest
Social development and
welfare 02
Health and Elder Centers

Tourism and identity

03 Heritage Preservation, Virtual
Hunting and Tourism Centre

Citizenship and entrepreneurship

Internet Access and Public 04
Participation
 TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCED

Which offers alternative high

protein sources for animal feed
Bug Life

A circular solution for food

Uses drone technology for Connect Eco Xperience waste.
rural delivery, Robotics
for fast delivary for locally
made product..

FABLAB
Buz -eco
For prototyping library of Monitoring the Sustainable
Penela Entrepreneurial Ecosystem of
Penela
 STRATEGIC
SECTORS

Endogenous
Forest
Products

Renewable
Energy Tourism
 BENEFICIARES

Local populations of rural communities

Education, Research and Innovation, and Digital Society

Raising actions for urban rehabilitation

ORGANIZTIONS (NON-GOVT.)

Associação European Network

Tempos Brilhantes of Living Labs
(Brilliant Times (ENoLL)
Association)
 PUBLIC PARTICIPATIONS TO FORMULATE
SMART VILLAGE IN PENELA

Individuals Academic Corporate Community Public Sector

Sectors
 SWOT
ANALYSIS STRENGTH

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• High standards of environmental quality
WEAKNESS • Support in the provision of primary care
• Deficit in the supply of public transport to vulnerable people (food, health,
• Lack of capacity for demographic domestic organization)
attraction • Preserved cultural landscape
• Low private investment in building • Landscape diversity and quality as a
preservation
• Lack of clean water lines quality tourist resource

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• • Variety and quality of endogenous

W
Absence of markets for products from the
primary sector products and resources

THREAT OPPORTUNITY

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• Road network in poor condition
• Employment with too much dependence
on the public sector
• Tendency to population desertification
• High risk of forest fires
• Trend towards the occupation / use of the
village for tourism projects
• Built spaces retain traditional features
• Potential for agricultural and / or forestry
use
• Tourist potential
1 High cost of using the access highway to the region

2 Lack of housing supply in the existing rental / offer market at

a price that is out of step with the economic capacity of
families
LIMITATIONS
3 No agro-rural tax policy that conditions unproductive uses,
non-uses or speculative uses of land.

4 Threat of water quality by effluents from forest fires

Current unfavorable scenario for investment in

5 real estate
CASE STUDY 02: AKODARA, GUJARAT, INDIA

Akodara village in Sabarkantha district lies

in north Gujarat. A small village with a
population of 1,145, there are altogether 220
families residing here.

Most of the families here are involved in

cattle rearing and farming. The main crops
grown here are cotton, castor and wheat.

ICICI Bank launched Digital Village Project in

Akodara Village of Gujarat. The project aimed
to provide services ranging from cashless
banking to digitized school teaching
MAJOR COMPONENTS
Internet
Connectivity

Banking Infrastructure

Animal
Education
Hostel
 BANKING
Bank Account for Payment
Everyone Automation

Branch and ATM, Direct payment to

Customized SMS Banking farmers account for sale
of agriculture products

Card based transactions at

Gram Panchayat and
Debit Card
Farmers’ Cooperative Society Transactions
 EDUCATION
Integrated projects and Automation of School
computer with smart board attendance and day to day
feature in class rooms school management

Digital audio, visual CCTV cameras for

learning content supervision and monitoring

Vocational Training Financial Literacy

for village youth Training
INTERNET CONNECTIVITY
high speed broadband Terminals installed to show
connectivity the prices of agriculture
produce

construction of a website and facebook

wi-fi tower page of the village

‘Cyber Kitly’ whereby

transactions using
villagers can surf the
mobile phones
internet
 INFRASTRUCTURE

E-health center for diagnosis Digital clock

and medication

Revamped RO plant
Recreation Park
and payment system

Internet connectivity Electric display of spot and

through Wi-Fi tower future prices of commodities
SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
Skill Development Center
Open University
Study Center
Farmers’ Cooperative
Society

RO Water Plant
Ayurveda Primary Health
Center
 ANIMAL HOSTEL

electricity generation
veterinary center
through biogas plants

fodder production , water storage tank

fodder storage

milk collection room compost production

 ACHIEVEMENTS
All households in village have
savings account in local ICICI The villagers’ most important
Bank branch.. transactions selling agri-
produce at the local market or
mandi or selling milk at the co-
operative society have been
The bank has provided training
made cashless.
to villagers to embrace digital
technology to reduce
dependence on cash.
.
By starting its first animal
hostel led to 20% production
It has primary, secondary and increase.
higher secondary schools
equipped with smart boards,
computers and tablets.
 COMPARISON
Penela, Portugal
e-business, entrepreneurship, livestock
production are the major components of
this village.
Education, Research and Innovation, and
Digital Society, and Local populations of
rural communities are the beneficiaries.
Akodara, India
Banking, Education, Internet Connectivity,
are the major components of this project.
All the village people are the beneficiaries of
this project.
 Features to be adopted for
Bangladeshi Villages

 The concept of the Indian village Akodara can be applicable

for Bangladesh.
 Concept of Smart cattle raising can be adopted for our
country as we have many villages that have majority in
households containing cattle.
 As well as, the concept of smart education system in this
village can be adopted in Bangladesh.
THANK YOU