Procurement guidelines for smart sustainable cities
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Contents
Abbreviations and acronyms
Executive summary
1 Introduction and the case for smart procurement
     1.1 From procurement to commissioning
     1.2 Leveraging urban transformation: Why intergenerational procurement matters
     1.3 The 2030 Agenda and beyond: Sustainability, inclusion, accessibility, transparency
2 Defining City Needs in Smart Sustainable Procurement
     2.1 Key urban challenges influencing procurement
     2.2 From technology demand to public value outcomes
     2.3 Building institutional capability and capacity
3 Practical steps to take towards smart sustainable procurement
     3.1 Planning
     3.2 Informing the market
     3.3 Evaluation and award
     3.4 Managing delivery
4 Practical case studies: Solutions in action
     4.1 Australia: Indigenous procurement policy reform
     4.2 Dominican Republic: Women-owned businesses
     4.3 Chile: Procuring AI responsibly
5 Intergenerational smart sustainable procurement – key performance indicators
     5.1 Gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) in ICT procurement
     5.2 Wellbeing indicators
     5.3 Climate mitigation, resource efficiency and resilience
6 Conclusion