Measuring the Performance of Smart Cities in Europe

Hans-Martin Neumann; E Pangerl; Miimu Airaksinen; H Ahvenniemi; Peter Bosch; A. DeCunto; Ina Homeier; Aapo Huovila; Daiva Walangitang; S Jongeneel; Nikolaos Kontinakis; E Kotakorpi; S Neralic; Isabel Pinto-Seppä; D. Sarasa; N. Tilie; Stefan Vielguth

Measuring the Performance of Smart Cities in Europe

Hans-Martin Neumann (Speaker)
, E Pangerl
, Miimu Airaksinen
, H Ahvenniemi
, Peter Bosch
, A. DeCunto
, Ina Homeier
, Aapo Huovila
, Daiva Walangitang
, S Jongeneel
, Nikolaos Kontinakis
, E Kotakorpi
, S Neralic
, Isabel Pinto-Seppä
, D. Sarasa
, N. Tilie
, Stefan Vielguth

Digital Resilient Cities

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Abstract

Urban sustainability is currently closely related to the concept of a Smart City, an idea heavily supported by the European Commission and the European Innovation Partnership on Smart Cities and Communities (EIP SCC) . The European Commission has developed two parallel approaches to support European Cities in becoming smart: (1) Large scale demonstration of technology in cities and communities (`lighthouse projects') and (2) 'horizontal activities' to address specific challenges as in regulatory barriers, in standardisation, public procurement and performance monitoring.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the first WBCSD and EMAN joint international sustainability accounting symposium, Geneva, 2015
Editors	Rodney Irwin, Stefan Schaltegger
Pages	1-9
Number of pages	9
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	WBCSD and EMAN joint international sustainability accounting symposium - Duration: 17 Jul 2015 → …

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Conference	WBCSD and EMAN joint international sustainability accounting symposium
Period	17/07/15 → …

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities

Research Field

Former Research Field - Energy

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Neumann, H.-M., Pangerl, E., Airaksinen, M., Ahvenniemi, H., Bosch, P., DeCunto, A., Homeier, I., Huovila, A., Walangitang, D., Jongeneel, S., Kontinakis, N., Kotakorpi, E., Neralic, S., Pinto-Seppä, I., Sarasa, D., Tilie, N., & Vielguth, S. (2015). Measuring the Performance of Smart Cities in Europe. In R. Irwin, & S. Schaltegger (Eds.), Proceedings of the first WBCSD and EMAN joint international sustainability accounting symposium, Geneva, 2015 (pp. 1-9)

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Measuring the Performance of Smart Cities in Europe. / Neumann, Hans-Martin (Speaker); Pangerl, E; Airaksinen, Miimu et al.
Proceedings of the first WBCSD and EMAN joint international sustainability accounting symposium, Geneva, 2015. ed. / Rodney Irwin; Stefan Schaltegger. 2015. p. 1-9.

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Measuring the Performance of Smart Cities in Europe

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