
With its 1,865 km2 and a geographical density of 626 persons per square km (by far the highest population density in Africa), urban development is at the centre of the national preoccupation. In order to address the challenges related to growing urbanisation (traffic congestion, pollution, overcrowding and deterioration of infrastructures, non-optimisation of the natural resources…), the country is embracing sustainable development through its Smart Mauritius project.
This ambitious economic development project launched in 2015 by the Economic Development Board (EDB, formerly known as the Board Of Investment – BOI), with the support of the Mauritian Government, aims to consolidate Mauritius into a full-fledged international business and financial hub through the development of Smart Cities across the island.
What is a Smart City?
Developed using the latest advancements in urban planning and digitalised technologies, Smart Cities are being built with ideal conditions for living, learning, working and playing and stimulating investment (live, learn, work & play).
Indeed, Smart Cities across are mixed-use developments comprising office, retail, business, residential and entertainment components, schools and medical centres all integrated in a coherent Master Plan. According to the legal framework (Smart City Scheme), Smart Cities should:
This legal framework comprise 6 fundamental components:
Smart Economy
Fostering entrepreneurship, innovation, utilisation of ICT encouraged in businesses within the Smart Cities to gain economic competitiveness.
Smart Governance
For proper functioning of a smart city project, service providers together with relevant public, private, civil, regional and national organisations should be linked and share data with the aim of improving the quality of life of the citizens. Smart Cities developers should also promote transparency and participatory decision making.
Smart Environment
To the extent possible, a smart city project should aim at the creation of green buildings, at the implementation of waste management and recycling systems, and pollution control to ensure sustainable development.
Smart Mobility
This component focuses on infrastructures encouraging soft and intelligent mobility, such as cycling paths, with the aim of reducing pollution and traffic congestion.
Smart People
It is important that Smart City projects provide facilities that enable its citizens to access education and training, improves creativity and fosters innovations.
Smart Living
Another important factor is to provide for an enriched secured lifestyle, with all the necessary infrastructures and facilities within close proximity.
Investing in a Smart City comprises numerous advantages:
What does Cap Tamarin offer as a Smart City?
More than a Smart City, Cap Tamarin ambitions to be a Smart & Happy Village with the ideal conditions to live, work and play. This very first smart eco-responsible village in the Indian Ocean offers a variety of residences to fit every need and budget, from the studio to the luxury villa, office and retail spaces, a commercial centre, a sports centre, a park, educational institutions (from the pre-primary to high school), medical centres…all the necessary facilities within close proximity! Outdoor enthusiasts will find great spots nearby to enjoy nature: the mythical Tamarin Bay, La Tourelle mountain, the Black River Gorges National park, and even Le Morne…! Moving to Cap Tamarin, is choosing a unique lifestyle at the heart of a booming region!
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