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Four types of measures for Smart and Sustainable Cities and when to use them

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Judy Backhouse

01 May 2020

United Nations University Operating Unit on Policy-Driven Electronic Governance (UNU-EGOV)

English

Amy Mutua

Policy brief

SmartCity.ZA

Global

Improving cities is central to achieving many of the Sustainable Development Goals. Smart technologies are thought to contribute to these goals. So many cities are working towards being smart and sustainable. However, measuring city progress is complex. There are many different measures available, but they have been created for different purposes. Some measures are also more appropriate for particular kinds of cities. Cities lack information and guidance as to what measures exist and how to evaluate and apply them. In this policy brief, United Nations University Operating Unit on Policy-Driven Electronic Governance (UNU-EGOV) reviewed 53 measures for smart, sustainable cities and identified four main types.

 

Abstract based directly on original source. Back to the SmartCity.ZA collection.

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Built environment

Cities and towns

Construction

Education

Global

Governance

Human settlements

Livelihoods

Modelling

Policy

SDGs

Smart Cities

Smart technologies

Sustainability

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