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Community development approach at Planet Smart City The Community Development team at Planet Smart City believes in a bottom-up approach where the needs of the community are at the centre while designing any intervention. We include the community at every step in our way while planning and implementing any activities or projects. The first point […]

As social beings, humans have evolved to live and work with others in a community where we can thrive. When we use the word ‘Community,’ we refer to any social unit that is bound by shared customs, identifying characteristics, values, beliefs, or norms. India is one of the most multifaceted and socio-culturally diverse countries around […]

Lockdown has caused people to spend less time outside connecting with others, and more time inside looking at screens. The fact that this leads to anxiety and a fear of missing out on things is no secret. In this article, we’ll discuss six simple and meaningful ways to make lasting connections and help you overcome any negative feelings you might be experiencing.

Community Managers serve as an important link between residents and developers, supporting a mutually positive ongoing relationship. Homeowners are able to settle more comfortably into the community and the continuous dialogue among residents helps foster a greater sense of belonging and security, even in areas with legacy issues such as an association with crime.

With great technology comes great responsibility, a major one being the need to maintain that human touch where people are connected with their neighbours and enjoy the small things together. At Planet Smart City, we believe in the system of community management that uses technology to go beyond it by bringing people together.

Though technology is an integral part of creating smart communities, a true smart community is an interconnected network of residents, businesses and service organisations, leveraging the use of technologies for economic growth, social benefits and environmental sustainability. These communities are sustainable and self-sufficient, encouraging social interactions and staying resilient in the face of increasing pressures.