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| Title | Efficiency In Urban Management And Smart City Concepts: A Russian Cities Case Study |
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| ID_Doc | 22218 |
| Authors | Akhmetshin E.; Sultanova S.; Shichiyakh R.; Khodjaeva M.; Stepanova D.; Nurgaliyeva A. |
| Year | 2024 |
| Published | International Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning, 19, 4 |
| DOI | http://dx.doi.org/10.18280/ijsdp.190415 |
| Abstract | In the modern context, for a city to be deemed smart, it must extend its focus beyond a mere technological infrastructure to align with the 4T model. This framework encompasses four key components: Technology, Telecommunication, Talent, and Tolerance. The model advocates for a comprehensive approach that transcends purely technological progress, emphasizing that a smart city's successful evolution requires advanced infrastructure, effective communication networks, skilled human capital, and a culture of inclusivity and tolerance. The article presents an analysis of applying the smart city concept and the 4T model in the development of Moscow, Krasnodar, Kazan, Tyumen, Yekaterinburg, and Dubna (Russia). The study aims to determine the application of the smart city and 4T model by their administrations and the difficulties in implementing these strategies. The study is conducted in five Russian cities varying in size and functionality. The research materials are documents describing the development strategy. The authors of the article conduct computer-assisted telephone interviews with residents and city administration employees. They analyze the development strategies of these cities. The authors also identify the positions of the 4T model and directions for the development of a smart city in local development policy. The analysis allows the authors to determine the maturity of local development planning mechanisms considering the 4T model and smart city tools. Since the experience of the five cities different in size and functionality is studied, the results might be of interest to both practitioners and policy theorists striving to involve residents in the formation of local development policies and use of modern technologies to improve their access to city services and increase their influence on the future of their city. Copyright: © 2024 The authors. |
| Author Keywords | 4T model; smart city; urban development; urban resources |
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