Federica Bordelot

1st OECD Roundtable on Smart Cities and Inclusive Growth

Government & Nonprofit

OECD roundtable on smart
cities and inclusive growth
Federica Bordelot
policy advisor, EUROCITIES www.eurocities.eu
federica.bordelot@eurocities.eu @EUROCITIEStweet

The aim of CITYkeys project was to develop and
validate, with the aid of cities, a performance
measurement framework for the common and transparent
monitoring as well as the comparability of smart city
solutions across European cities

Outputs and outcomes
CITYkeys has a European approach; tries to match the needs and priorities of European cities;
It involved cities from the first day delivering high-level technical outputs that are, at the same time,
adapted to and usable by cities;
It suggests a genuinely integrated approach contributing in the effort to ‘break silos’in the design
and implementation of city projects;
It builds on existing frameworks and initiatives;
It uses open data formats, standards and interfaces;
It introduces two necessary dimensions for integrated projects: governance models and scaling-
up/replication;
It participates in important collaborations and synergies with other stakeholders (EIP-SCC, SCIS,
ESPRESSO project, European Energy Award, CEN/CENELEC/ETSI, U4SCC, RFSC, lighthouse
projects);
It offers the capability to cities to benchmark/evaluate themselves and compare their progress to
other cities;
It has produced a number of important auxiliary documents like a cities and citizens’needs report,
a user guidebook and policy, business models and smart city indices recommendations;
Its smart city KPIs were adopted by the ESPRESSO project for its certification scheme and ETSI
for the creation of the TS 103 463;

Thank you!
CITYkeys KPIs (http://bit.ly/1UMsXND)
Data sources for the KPIs (http://bit.ly/2eeXlT0)
Data collection and KPIs calculation (http://bit.ly/2eeRMnQ)
Policy making recommendations (http://bit.ly/2eNRqAL)
Business models and opportunities (http://bit.ly/2f9beBu)
Recommendation for a SC index (http://bit.ly/2fvcXiY)
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