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UNECE REAL ESTATE MARKET ADVISORY GROUP (REM)
UNECE
Real Estate Market Advisory Group (REM)
Forum on “Shaping smarter and more sustainable cities:
striving for sustainable development goals”
Hadrian Temple – Camera di Commercio di Roma
Rome, 18 May 2016
Holistic planning of the sustainable cities
and economic and social development
Giampiero Bambagioni, REM Chairman
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WORLD SITUATION (GDP)
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World map of countries by GDP (PPP) per capita in USD (2015). IMF statistics
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CIRCULAR ECONOMY
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Source: UE DG Environment
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TERMINOLOGY
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UN VISION
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SMART CITIES CHARACTERISTICS
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SMART CITIES CHARAC
TERISTICS
Highlights
Constraints
Improvement of citizens’
quality of life
Measurements (with indicators)
and analysis of features
Increase of public
infractures’ quality
Rethinking of city’s features
and services
and
Sustainable
urban
regeneration:
abandoned
buildings,
deteriorate
areas, infrastructure, servicies and
functions
Smart buildings and green
buildings: energetic, structural and
functional requalification, ...
Increasing competitiveness
between cities (territorial
marketing)
Promotion & attractiveness
of investments
Factor of economic and
social development and
incentive to growth (GDP)
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Feasibility: economic-financial
sustainability of projects
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(resources)
LIFE EXPECTANCY
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There are many reasons behind the migration phenomena and search for a better
quality of life in other Countries: GDP per capita, freedom, wars, quality of
collective services, life expectancy, etc.
World map of life expectancy
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KEY CONCEPTS
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The application of the initiaves should be based on widely accepted key
concepts:
1. Sustainable development: as development that “meets the needs of the present
without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own
needs”;(*)
2. Good governance: which should prevent decision-making based on self-interest
and favor decision-making to the benefit of common good;
3. Transparency: the degree of clarity and openness through with which decisions
are taken;
4. Accountability: the extent to which political actors are responsible to society for
their actions;
5. Fairness: the degree to which rules are equally applied equally to everybody;
6. Efficiency: the extent to which limited human and financial resources are applied
without waste, delay or corruption or without compromising the well-being of
future generations.
(*) United Nations, 1987. "Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development." General
Assembly Resolution 42/187, 11 December 1987. Retrieved: 2007-04-12
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