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Standard Described in [b‐FG‐SSC infrastructure] Described in [b‐FG‐SSC infrastructure] Described in [b‐FG‐SSC infrastructure] Sharable Content Object Reference Model Described in [b‐FG‐SSC infrastructure] Described in [b‐FG‐SSC infrastructure]

[b‐FG‐SSC water] (SCORM) for e‐learning

Applicability to KPI Environmental sustainability Environmental sustainability Environmental sustainability Quality of life Quality of life Quality of life

Smart Water Management (SWM) water resources through coordinated ICTs products, solution and systems. saving, vi) optimal use of energy from minimum carbon footprint Solutions such as improvement of and waste management. education, both classroom‐based and the center of educational scenarios. medical services; public health professionals and clinicians to services. data storage

Description promotes the sustainable consumption of water management, by the integration of Smart energy concepts (i.e., smart grids) aim to ensure: i) reliability, ii) self‐healing, iii) interactivity, iv) compatibility, v) energy renewable sources, vii) safety, and viii) transport thanks to the ICT infrastructure and its applications, and an improvement in energy efficiency, can reduce pollution Besides the known contribution of ICT to dist

Module Environment – water Environment – energy Environment – waste and emission Living – education Living – healthcare Living – safety/emergency

ID 2.7 2.8 2.9 2.10 2.11 2.12

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