E-partycypacja i ISO 37120 jako wyznacznik implementacji rozwoju zrównoważonego w smart city

Legutko-Kobus, Paulina

doi:10.21697/seb.2021.19.1.06

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“…The main objective of their research is to determine the role and importance of e-participation methods in the Smart City concept. Similar topics are addressed in the article by M. Giela [11] and M. Legutko-Kobus [12]. The public participation model is also highlighted in the article A. Kuzior and P. Kuzior [13].…”

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Smart City Conceptual Framework in the Context of Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

Kuzior

2024

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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The article presents the conceptual assumptions of the Smart City in its different phases of development - Smart City 1.0, Smart City 2.0, Smart City 3.0, Smart City 4.0, Smart City 5.0 and Smart Sustainable City. With reference to „Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” containing 17 Sustainable Development Goals, the article specifically presents the assumptions and practical solutions for SDG Goal 11. A critical analysis of the literature on the subject and a content analysis of the SDG reports revealed a juxtaposition of the diverse capabilities of smart technologies and their insufficient implementation to meet the Sustainable Development Goals in Smart Cities. The reality is not encouraging. The population of people living in slums is growing rapidly, social inequalities are widening, and there is a lack of access to convenient urban transport. There is chaotic urban sprawl, air pollution and insufficient public open spaces. Solutions to urban problems are often interventionist rather than preventive. The rational and sustainable use of modern technology can change this.

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Smart City Conceptual Framework in the Context of Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

Kuzior

2024

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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“…The actions aim to raise the quality of life of the inhabitants [23,24]. The ISO 37120 standard has become a tool for measuring sustainable urban development [25,26,27]. The review of the literature concerning the Smart City indicates importance of the matter for contemporary cities aspiring to be modern and friendly to residents.…”

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Reception of the Smart City Concept in the Opinion of Local Administration Officials – A Case Study

Midor

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Płaza

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Management Systems in Production Engineering

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A city based on the sustainable development priorities, friendly to its residents, combines human activity, technology challenges, and environmental requirements. The implementation of the idea of smart city should be discussed with regard to specific areas of activity. In order to identify the way of perceiving the activity conducted under this concept, a survey was carried out among employees of the City Office in Zabrze. The cognitive, competence and informational scope was verified. It was found that the overwhelming majority of officials (79%) are convinced that smart city principles are being implemented. The survey participants also provided specific examples of smart-city initiatives undertaken in the city, and a significant part of the respondents (64%) assigned their professional tasks to them. Moreover, three out of four surveyed officials in Zabrze declared that they know the tools supporting the smart urban development. The results presented in the article constitute pilot studies aimed at understanding the extent to which the Smart City idea is known by local government administration employees. In addition, these results serve as a tool for the authorities of Zabrze to disseminate knowledge about smart city among employees of the city hall.

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Information and communication technologies in public consultation processes

Glenc

2024

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The concept of citizen participation, although not new, continues to be prominently emphasized in contemporary public management theories. One manifestation of citizen participation is involvement in public consultations, which is the focus of this article. The consultation processes evolve alongside the advancing digitalization of public administration. Consequently, many researchers strive to capture the potential of information and communication technologies (ICT) in enhancing public consultation processes and the related decision-making processes in administration. The article presents the results of research aimed at identifying IT solutions that can be utilized in public consultation processes, at the stages of initiating a consultation and conducting the consultation itself. The research was conducted using secondary source analysis. The analyzed sources were resolutions outlining the principles and procedures for conducting public consultations with citizens, adopted in the municipalities of the Śląskie Voivodship, Poland (140 resolutions). Eleven entities (or groups of entities) were identified that, according to the resolutions, have the right to initiate consultations. Most commonly, this right is granted to executive bodies, groups of residents, and municipal councils. Only in one municipality's resolution was the possibility of submitting such an initiative electronically mentioned. The most frequently used methods of conducting consultations, as indicated by the analyzed resolutions, are: surveys, open meetings with residents, and collecting written comments and opinions. 79% of the surveyed units declared the use of at least one method involving IT tools for conducting consultations. 11% of the units declared in their resolutions the implementation of a municipal platform dedicated to public consultations. Only one unit declared the use of a special mobile application for public consultations.

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E-partycypacja i ISO 37120 jako wyznacznik implementacji rozwoju zrównoważonego w smart city

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Smart City Conceptual Framework in the Context of Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

Smart City Conceptual Framework in the Context of Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

Reception of the Smart City Concept in the Opinion of Local Administration Officials – A Case Study

Information and communication technologies in public consultation processes

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