six most important features of a smart cities
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1. Undoubtedly the incorporation of information and communication technology (ICT) into public services is the main thing. In a true smart city the use of technological platforms must be easily accessible through various devices and the connections on these must be swift, as these are part of their public services.
2. Efficient public services are the other point of honor in this new urban concept. Adequate collection of solid waste, ease of recycling, management of renewable energy, among others are the minimum services with which it must count to be cataloged as such.
3. The protection and security of its citizens is another essential aspect. In a “smart city” the networks of camcorders, highway and street lighting, intensive surveillance and patrolling, and a fast response system for emergency calls are key requirements.
4. Financial independence is another interesting feature. Smart cities have strategic planning of all their sources of income: taxes, payments, government budget, etc.
5. Smart cities have a social infrastructure suited to their requirements. This means that their schools, hospitals, recreational areas, and communication routes are sufficient and efficient. 6. Traffic planning is, almost by definition, another feature of this type of city. An efficient public transport network that reduces energy consumption and the enabling of bicycle paths are among the parameters to be met. Therefore, in smart cities the use of private transport is reduced, so the famous traffic jams (peak hours) are something of another century.
2. Efficient public services are the other point of honor in this new urban concept. Adequate collection of solid waste, ease of recycling, management of renewable energy, among others are the minimum services with which it must count to be cataloged as such.
3. The protection and security of its citizens is another essential aspect. In a “smart city” the networks of camcorders, highway and street lighting, intensive surveillance and patrolling, and a fast response system for emergency calls are key requirements.
4. Financial independence is another interesting feature. Smart cities have strategic planning of all their sources of income: taxes, payments, government budget, etc.
5. Smart cities have a social infrastructure suited to their requirements. This means that their schools, hospitals, recreational areas, and communication routes are sufficient and efficient. 6. Traffic planning is, almost by definition, another feature of this type of city. An efficient public transport network that reduces energy consumption and the enabling of bicycle paths are among the parameters to be met. Therefore, in smart cities the use of private transport is reduced, so the famous traffic jams (peak hours) are something of another century.
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1.adequate water supply
2.assured electricity supply
3.sanitation, including solid waste management
4.efficient urban mobility and public transport
5.affordable housing, especially for the poor
6.robust IT connectivity and digitalization
7.good governance, especially e-Governance and citizen participation,
2.assured electricity supply
3.sanitation, including solid waste management
4.efficient urban mobility and public transport
5.affordable housing, especially for the poor
6.robust IT connectivity and digitalization
7.good governance, especially e-Governance and citizen participation,
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