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World Smart Cities Outlook 2024

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Paolo Gerli, Luca Mora, Fabio Neves Da Rocha, Huong Nguyen

01 December 2024

Roberta Maio

English

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Global

The World Smart Cities Outlook 2024 provides an in-depth analysis of global people-centred smart city development, offering insights into trends, challenges, and opportunities. It informs the drafting of the International Guidelines on People-Centred Smart Cities by evaluating the impact of smart city strategies on sustainability, equity, resilience, and quality of life.
 

Key highlights include:

  • Best practises, case studies, and recommendations for policymakers and stakeholders.
  • Emphasis on collaborative ecosystems to drive innovation, sustainable urbanisation, and inclusivity.
  • Focus on addressing the digital divide, skills gaps, and regional variations.
  • Strategic guidance for building capacity, sharing knowledge, and ensuring human rights compliance in digital initiatives.

This report serves as a vital resource for UN-Habitat member states and partners, establishing a foundation for evidence-based smart city policies and periodic updates for sustainable urban transformation. Published biennially, the Outlook aims to ensure relevance and guide global efforts toward inclusive and sustainable urban digital transitions.

 


Abstract based on original source. 

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Sustainability

Transport

Unemployment

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Water and sanitation

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