Madeenati

"Madeenati" Program (Smart City) is an advanced platform used to manage the city's infrastructure through geographic information systems (GIS) and both spatial and non-spatial data. It is designed to support municipalities, making it easier to manage various civic and municipal services online using an interactive map.

Main Objectives of the Program:

1. Infrastructure Management: The program helps technical and administrative staff in municipalities manage various city utilities, such as roads, buildings, water and electricity networks, sewage, street lighting, and more.

2. Improving Citizen Services: The program allows citizens and partner institutions to quickly access accurate services and information online.

3. Data Security: The program ensures the security of information stored in the geographic database with advanced security systems, safeguarding data from unauthorized access or modification.

Different Units in the "Madeenati" Program:

1. Land Management Unit:

   • Tracks lands and properties in the city.
   • Updates land information using interactive maps.
   • Supports urban development and expansion plans.

2. Building Management Unit:

   • Tracks building registration, construction licenses, and the status of building infrastructure.
   • Manages urban planning and project approval.

3. Road Management Unit:

   • Organizes road maintenance and repairs.
   • Tracks road conditions and improves them through updates on the map.

4. Sewage Network Management Unit:

   • Monitors the city's sewage operations.
   • Detects faults and issues in the sewage network.
   • Ensures effective distribution of water and sewage.

5. Street Lighting Management Unit:

   • Monitors and maintains the public lighting network.
   • Improves electricity distribution and consumption.

6. Water, Electricity, and Communications Network Management Units:

   • Tracks water and electricity consumption and distribution.
   • Monitors and manages communication networks to ensure the provision of internet and telecom services.

Main Features of the Program:

1. Integration of Spatial and Non-Spatial Data:

   • The program integrates geographic data (spatial) with administrative data (non-spatial), providing a comprehensive picture of the city’s capabilities and challenges.
   • It allows users to link data from multiple sources and store it in one database, making it easier to manage the city and make decisions.

2. Dynamic Reporting:

   • The program provides customizable dynamic reports. Users can generate reports about the status of the water, electricity, roads, and more.
   • Users can print maps and reports easily, making it easier for staff to take swift actions.

3. User-Friendly:

   • The program is designed to be user-friendly even for non-technical users such as municipal staff or citizens.
   • No advanced knowledge of technology or geography is required to interact with the system and input data.

4. Mobile Access:

   • The program is available on mobile applications, making it easy for staff and citizens to access information and services anytime, anywhere.

5. Multilingual Support:

   • The program supports multiple languages, making it suitable for use in multilingual and multicultural regions.

6. Data Security:

   • The program uses an advanced security system to protect sensitive information and prevent unauthorized access.
   • Multiple levels of security are implemented to safeguard important data such as citizen information, licenses, and maps.

Main Functions:

• Monitoring and Updating Data: Data about lands, buildings, and public services is regularly updated via interactive maps.
• Tracking Change History: All changes to lands and buildings are tracked to ensure transparency and provide historical reports.
• Integration with Other Systems: "Madeenati" can integrate with other systems within the municipality or with external service providers like electricity and water companies.
• Communication with Citizens: The program provides a communication platform for citizens to submit complaints or inquiries about public services.

Economic and Operational Benefits:

1. Time and Cost Savings: By improving the efficiency of managing public services, the program can reduce the time and cost of maintenance and repairs.
2. Prevention of Redundancy: By updating data in real-time, the program reduces work duplication and increases operational effectiveness.
3. Improved Urban Planning: The program helps municipalities make informed decisions regarding city expansions and new projects.
4. Transparency and Accountability: By maintaining a complete history of changes and operations at the municipal level, it increases transparency in decision-making.

Who Benefits from the Program:

1. Municipal Employees: By improving work efficiency and providing accurate reports.
2. Service Providers: Such as electricity and water companies that can monitor resource consumption and distribution effectively.
3. Citizens: Who benefit from easy access to services and information through the portal and mobile applications.
4. Official Institutions: Like fire and police departments that can use the system to get updated city information.

Integration with Other Systems:

• The "Madeenati" program can integrate with other systems, whether inside the municipality or with external service providers, such as telecom companies or private companies.

The "Madeenati" program is a vital tool for managing smart cities by simplifying resource management and delivering services more quickly and accurately.