Transcription of Issues Paper on Smart Cities and Infrastructure - UNCTAD
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United Nations Commission on Science and Technology for Development Inter-sessional Panel 2015-2016. 11-13 January 2016. Budapest, Hungary Issues Paper On Smart Cities and Infrastructure Advance Unedited Draft NOT TO BE CITED. Prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat1. 1. The Paper has benefited from inputs of CSTD members. The secretariat wishes to acknowledge the inputs from Austria, China, Japan, Latvia, Nigeria, Poland and Uganda. Parts of this Paper were drafted in collaboration with Prof. Sekhar Kondepudi, National University of Singapore. The secretariat also acknowledges the inputs received from Ms. Tierra Bills, Mr. Kelvin Campbell, Ms. Domenica Carriero, Mr. Andre Dzikus, Mr. Andrew Reynolds, Mr. Rick Robinson and Mr. Tim Stonor 2|Page Table of Contents 1.
A smart city can contribute towards improved governance and efficient management of infrastructure such as water, energy, transportation and housing and to a higher quality of life.
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