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Annex 1

KPIs List

This Annex presents a detailed list of the KPIs verified during the first year of the pilot project for the Emirate of Dubai. Each KPI is described with its
classification, type and unit of measurement. The analysis provided for these KPIs may change without prior notification as the pilot project progresses and
the KPIs are updated.
Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) Dimension

I: Core KPI
Sub-dimension o Indicator KPI definition KPI Analysis
A: Additional N

Proportion of households with at least These indicators are consistent
D1.1 Networks and I 111 Availability of computers or one computer or similar device (tablet, with the ITU World
Access similar devices
PCs, etc.) telecommunication indicators. In
Dubai, these indicators show high
Proportion of households with Internet
D1.1 Networks and Availability of Internet access in access for any household member via a level of use and access to ICTs.
I 112 This means that the smart city
Access households fixed or mobile network at any given applications can be easily
time
deployed and can be used by large
D1.1 Networks and Availability of fixed broadband Fixed (wired) broadband subscriptions sections of the population.
I 113
Access subscriptions per 100 inhabitants. Ongoing data collection in Dubai
will provide the basis for analysis
D1.1 Networks and International Internet bandwidth (bit/s) of maturity in the use of ICTs by
A 112 International Internet bandwidth
Access per Internet user (*) citizens in a smart city context.

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