Smart City Initiatives
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Smart Cities and Inclusive Growth - OECD
www.oecd.orgof smart city initiatives around the world (Box 1.1), greater attention needs to be paid to whether the benefits and costs of smart cities are spread across all segments of society, i.e. assessing the distributional effects of smart cities on people, planet and places. Based on the discussions that took place during the
WATER, MEGACITIES & GLOBAL CHANGE
en.unesco.orgInnovative Initiatives 1/2 Round table 3 Enhancing Resilience in Blue Cities 4 Comparing knowledge and experiences of Megacities on the urbanization processes and their effects on floodplains Round table 5 City-Basin dialogue and climate change adaptation: how to reconnect cities to their basins 10:30 OPENING CEREMONY Break Break Break
Smart buildings: How IoT technology aims to add real estate
www2.deloitte.coming user experience. Gartner’s recent smart-city forecasts highlight the potential: “Smart commercial buildings will be the highest user of Internet of Things (IoT) until 2017, after which smart homes will take the lead with just over 1 billion connected things in 2018.”1 This not only allows CRE to expose wide seg-