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1st OECD Roundtable on Smart Cities and Inclusive Growth

Government & Nonprofit

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Session II
Delivering and Measuring
Outcomes.

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In this complex and connected world, cities must deliver outcomes
Quality
of Life
Safety &
Security Economy &
Jobs
Hyper-
connected Core City
Services
Agility & Resilience Sustainable

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Affordable
Bridge digital,
economic and
access divides
Superior quality
Privacy, personal
security
Efficiency
Quality
Inclusion
Trust
Multi-
generational
Sustainability
Smart cities must deliver Public Value

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Areas of focus must be aligned with a city’s strategic priorities
Transform transport
(ITS)
Knowledge economy:
Education
Economic growth: SME
Incubators &
accelerators
Aging Population:
Care for the Elderly
Security and Crisis
Management
Sustainability &
Environment

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