Tiruchi Corporation launches ‘Streets for People Challenge’
The Hindu
Competition is open to professionals
Tiruchi Corporation has launched ‘Streets for People Challenge’ to crowdsource innovative ideas and attract citizen participation in re-imagining streets as safe, healthy, and happy public spaces for all. The challenge is being undertaken by 113 cities, including Tiruchi, which aims to seek public opinion on planning the city’s streets and providing solutions to issues.
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