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Smartness dimensions

Table Q.6 – Key indicators ‐ Smartness dimensions

Criteria Sub‐criteria Indicator # Indicator
(Online) free public access to government
Communication 1.1
spending
1.2 Existence of congestion charge

# of electric vehicles (EVs) in local
1.3
government's vehicle fleet
Public light automation and control
1.4
systems (level of adoption)
Sustainable behaviour Emissions monitoring system (level of
1.5
adoption)
Internal administrative process integration
1.6
and data sharing (level)
1.Smart Urbanization planning (level of adoption
government 1.7
and level of digitalization)
City is signatory of Covenant of Mayors
1.8
European Initiative
Environment protection
Quantified parameter goals for city's
policy
1.9 sustainability (emissions, RES, energy
efficiency)

Percentage of vital certificates/records
1.10
obtainable online (e‐Government)
e‐Services 1.11 Availability of e‐Registry
1.12 Availability of e‐Taxes
1.13 Availability of Digital Property Registry
2.1 Energy consumption per square meter

Percentage of buildings served by district
2.2
heating/cooling
Percentage of buildings with an energy
Efficiency in operations 2.3
management systems
2. Smart 2.4 Percentage of building automation
buildings systems (%)
2.5 Penetration of lighting control system (%)

Minimum level of energy class standards
2.6
for construction of new buildings
Quality of construction
Percentage of buildings of class "A" energy
2.7
efficiency standard
# of public electrical vehicle charging
3.1
3. Smart Electromobility ( including points
mobility low carbon) Percentage of public transport that is
3.2
"green" (runs on low emission fuels)

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