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Title	A Study Of Components Predicting Smart Governance In Prishtina, Kosovo
ID_Doc	4958
Authors	Hoxha V.; Pallaska E.
Year	2023
Published	Urbani Izziv, 34, 2
DOI	http://dx.doi.org/10.5379/urbani-izziv-en-2023-34-02-01
Abstract	This research pinpoints key drivers of smart governance in Prishtina, Kosovo, using a quantitative approach. A self-report survey with 1,536 respondents, selected through stratified probability sampling, provided the necessary data. Principal component analysis was applied to assess the questionnaire's internal structure, and regression analysis helped reveal smart governance predictors. Two pivotal findings emerged concerning Prishtina's smart governance. Smart city management and smart collaboration were the most significant determinants, with the former demonstrating a slightly stronger correlation. These results underscore the role of effective city management practices and stakeholder collaboration in directing governance outcomes in smart cities. In light of this, policymakers are advised to emphasize stakeholder collaboration in smart city initiatives. For Prishtina, this translates into increased cooperation, transparency, accessibility to data in management practices, and a focus on infrastructure and public services to enhance smart city governance. © 2023 Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia. All rights reserved.
Author Keywords	Kosovo; Prishtina; smart city management; smart collaboration; smart governance

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