DRIVING SMART CITIES AND PROJECTS IN ROMANIA

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作者
Romanelli, Mauro [1 ]
Ionescu, Ana Maria [2 ]
机构
[1] Parthenope Univ Napoli, 13 G Parisi St, I-80132 Naples, Italy
[2] Transilvania Univ, 29 Eroilor St, Brasov, Italy
关键词
Smart city; urban sustainability; smart city projects; Romanian smart cities; CITY; SUSTAINABILITY; GOVERNANCE;
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C93 [管理学];
学科分类号
12 ; 1201 ; 1202 ; 120202 ;
摘要
Cities are rethinking how to drive future urban development, following a smart vision to urban growth to improve the quality of life of citizens. As adopting a smart approach to urban development, cities are investing in the design and implementation of smart city projects to transform in a significant way the urban community, and to enhance the social and economic performances of cities. By Investing in smart city projects, cities identify a sustainability-oriented pathway addressing and developing smart and intelligent solutions to facing and solving urban problems, relying on information technology as a source that enables cities to develop innovative processes and drive sustainable urban growth. Romanian cities are adopting a smart vision by promoting smart city projects that help encourage cooperation, driving collaborative frameworks to enable innovation in services and knowledge for sustainable urban development. Smart city projects are increasing, but the pathway leading to smart and sustainable development is still in the initial stage. Smart city projects emerge as a necessary step to support collective learning processes and urban intelligence that enable urban change and innovation coherently with a long-term horizon for urban growth.
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页码:565 / 578
页数:14
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