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Implementing ITU-T International Standards to Shape Smart Sustainable Cities –
                                                   The Case of Singapore

                  The verification process revealed the following findings:

                   Total Number of Indicators                                                    108
                   KPI verified                                                                  71

                   Data presented met the requirements of the KPI and were verifiable.

                   No data reviewed – KPI not verified                                           37
                   Data was either not supplied or insufficient to allow for verification of the indicator.

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                  The results were presented to Singapore in a formal verification report during the last quarter
                  of 2016.

                  3.     Overview  of  Singapore’s  Smart  Nation  initiative  (considering  the  KPI
                         dimensions)

                  Before the start of the pilot project, Singapore had established a number of initiatives under its
                  Smart Nation framework. These initiatives demonstrated that Singapore had already started out
                  along the path towards becoming a smart sustainable city and as such was an ideal testing
                  ground for the ITU KPIs. With Smart City initiatives already in place, Singapore was able to apply
                  the KPIs to these existing initiatives and provide valuable feedback on how:

                        KPIs fit into the current Smart Nation framework;
                        KPIs could be used to measure an individual initiative’s progress;
                        KPIs could be improved to provide better feedback; and
                        new KPIs could be introduced to provide better feedback on smart city progress.

                  Singapore’s recent realignment of its Smart Nation programme directly under the PMO shows
                  that this initiative is considered to be a key part of Singapore’s future. The knowledge gained
                  through Singapore’s experience will continue to be an important part of ongoing efforts to make
                  the KPIs and the upcoming Global Smart Sustainable Cities Index the most effective method to
                  measure progress and provide guidance to urban stakeholders around the world on making their
                  cities smarter and more sustainable.

                  The following sections will explore how each of the six dimensions of the ITU SSC KPIs fits into
                  the current Smart Nation initiatives.























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                     For privacy reasons, these results have not been presented publicly and the verification report has
                     been kept confidential.



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