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o electricity consumption
o maternal mortality rate

o gender income inequity
o electronic health records

o voter participation
o childcare availability

• Pully should collaborate with other European cities on its SSC efforts, in order to leverage any best
practices and their shared experience with developing and instituting smart sustainable policies
and initiatives in the region. Regular knowledge-sharing and discussions with ITU members and
other international cities are also encouraged.

• Pully and its fellow aspiring smart sustainable cities should implement the recommendations and
best practices mentioned in this Factsheet to improve the applicability of the KPIs across their cities
and regions, and accelerate the achievement of their SSC goals in line with international instruments
(such as the Paris Agreement, Connect 2030 Agenda, the UN Sustainable Development Goals and
the New Urban Agenda).
• The vital knowledge gained through Pully’s experience in implementing the U4SSC KPIs will continue
to be a part of ongoing efforts to make not only the U4SSC KPIs, but also U4SSC’s upcoming Smart
Sustainable Cities Index the most effective methods for measuring progress and providing guidance
to cities around the world on their journey to becoming smarter and more sustainable.
• Pully’s reported KPIs will also feed into ITU’s new maturity model. Recommendation ITU-T Y.4904:
‘Smart Sustainable City Maturity Model (SSC-MM)’ is an additional tool to not only set and measure
performance levels of each KPI by Pully and other cities, but to also measure the progress of other
key dimensions for the development of a SSC including strategy, ICT infrastructure, data, services
and applications and assessments, as further detailed in the box below.

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