POLICIESEuroSCANET0
Policies and Initiatives Implemented by Leading European Smart AND Sustainable Cities to Achieve Net Zero Over Time Sci Internal Seminar - ambs/uom - 9th july 2024
Jonas Gomes da Silva Amazon Federal University Former SCI visiting researcher jgsilva@ufam.edu.br
Presentation www.jgsilva.org/Projects
START
OVERVIEW
SHORT BIO
RESEARCH PLAN
GRATITUDE
RESULTS
FOLLOW UP
BACKGROUND
REFERENCES
GOALS
QA
METHODOLOGY
THANKS
To share knowledge and create a positive legacy for humanity and the planet.
Mission
Brief of my Journey
Volunteer = 28 years Researcher = 27 years University´s Professor = 21 years Students´s Advisor = 17 years Columnist = 13 years Social Entrepreneur or Project Manager = 7 years International Exchange: 6,4 years Course Coordinator = 3 years Vice Chief of Dep. = 2 years Head of Department = 7 months Interdisciplinary Areas: TQM (Since 1998) Strategic Planning (Since 1998) Social Innovation (Since 2003) Sustainability (Since 2010)
Japanese LanguageMaster and PhD: Japan MEXTProduction EngineeringGunma University (1997-2003)
From Brazilian Amazon Manaus city - capital COP30 - 10 to 21 November 2025 BELÉM city
GRATITUDE
VISITING RESEARCH 1) 3rd March to 7th November 2020 Supervisor Jonatan Pinkse MIOIR/AMBS 2) 2nd April to 11th August 2020 Supervisor Michael Hodson SCI/AMBS
MILESTONES1) 42 NEW FRIENDS2) 6 scientific articles published 3) one article acepted and reviewed 4) 6 scientific article reviwed (Foresight) 5) 8 scientific articles reviwed (ENEGEP) 6) 8 R&D projected reviwed (FAPEAM) 7) 45 press articles published (JCAM) 8) 10 seminars attended 9) 9 countries investigated 10) 236 cities investigated 11) 1684 respondents (2020; related to Covid) INVESTMENT: 18000 POUNDS NO FUNDS (Professor savings)
Section
CONTINUE THE RESEARCH DEVOLOPED IN AMAZON (da Silva JG. 2023)
TOPICS
CRITERIA TO SELECT five top CITIES
GRATITUDE
human global challenges
THE LEADING EUROPEAN CITIES
RESEARCH IMPORTANCE
opportunities
INTERNATIONAL COOPETATION
logo+QUESTIONNAIRE
publications
SMART & sUST.CITIES
RESEARCH PLAN
GLOSSARY
goal, question and target audience
main REFERENCES
BACKGROUND
5 WHY EUROPE and PROBLEM
3 SMART CITIES AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES
1 HUMAN GLOBAL CHALLENGES
2 GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES INITIATIVES
4 NETZERO
HUMAN GLOBAL CHALLENGES - IPPC Report (2022) Risks (2021 - 2040; 2041 a 2100)
See level rise(Strauss et al., 2021)
Extreme Weather Events (Map with multiple authors)
More Infectious diseases (The Lancet, 2021)
Frontiers of the Planet Stability and Resilience (Rockstrom et al., 2009)
% of People living at Urban Cities: (UN, 2018) 2018=55% 2050=68%
Crossed 7 Frontiers (Rockstrom et al., 2023) Criticals: Climate Change (CC) and Biosphere Integrity (BI)
The point of no return: 2035 A 2042 (Aengenheyster et al., 2018)
Climate Change 171 years: 2500 bi ton CO2 (Evans, 2021)
10 years to transform the future of humanity -- or destabilize the planet(Johan Rockström, 2020)
Which countries are historically responsible for climate change?
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Vestibulum id nisl turpis. Vivamus ut nulla sed libero posuere tempus a eu tortor. Etiam hendrerit pretium dolor, eget vehicula quam blandit a. Praesent feugiat sodales sem, quis hendrerit nisi blandit id. Sed et euismod nibh.
Climate Change - 171 years = 2500 bi ton CO2 (Evans, 2021)
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Vestibulum id nisl turpis. Vivamus ut nulla sed libero posuere tempus a eu tortor. Etiam hendrerit pretium dolor, eget vehicula quam blandit a. Praesent feugiat sodales sem, quis hendrerit nisi blandit id. Sed et euismod nibh.
Source: da Silva JG. (2023 p. 3)
3) Paris Agreement, COP26
2) Smart Cities
1) Agenda GovTech
GLOBAL INITIATIVES
5) IDB Emerging and SCP
4) Global SC Partners and Programs
8) ITU-T Standards
7) United 4 SSC (UN)
6) Global Platform for SC
9) Plataform with Courses: WBG/OLC
10) OCDE Program on SC
12) Amazônia 4.0
11) ABNT Certifications
13) Internacional Cooperation
15) NetZero Climate Platform
14) UN Race to Zero
17) C40 Cities
16) Net Zero Tracker
17) NetZero Cities
CALL FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Key Sectors Agriculture, Steel, Energy, Road Transport and Hydrogen 60% GEE Global emission (IEA, 2022)
SMART CITIES - SUSTAINABLE CITIES
THE SHORTEST DEFINITION OF SMART CITY A city that uses ICT to enhance its livability, workability, and sustainability. (Smart Cities Council, 2015)
SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITY An innovative city that uses information and communication technologies (ICTs) and other means to improve quality of life, the efficiency of urban operations and services, and competitiveness, while ensuring that it meets the needs of present and future generations concerning economic, social, and environmental aspects (ITU, 2019)
77 publications with title and abstract containing the term "Smart City Definition" da Silva JG. (2023 p. 21)
Facts and number of publications related to Smart City in five scientific platforms.
da Silva JG. (2023 p. 18)
POPULARITY OF SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES IN PUBLICATIONS
da Silva JG. (2023 p. 16)
EXAMPLE OF Smart Cities GOVERNMENTSEDEN STRATEGY INSTITUTE REPORT 2021
SMART CITY AND LOW-CARBON ECONOMY Smart City policies can improve the low-carbon economy by integrating new technologies into
the cities´ operation and management, optimizing
the energy´s supply and demand, the information
sharing among governent, companies and
citizens (Fan et al., 2021)
NET ZERO - Definition A state in which the greenhouse gases going into the atmosphere are balanced by removal out of the atmosphere (Netzero Climate, nd)
Other terms used Low Carbon, Zero Emissions, Net Zero, Carbon Negative, Zero Carbon, Carbon Neutral,Emissions-Free, Climate Neutral, Net Negative, Netzero, Fossil Fuel-Free, Zero Net Emissions (Netzero Traker, 2023; Author, 2024)
WHY EUROPE?
1) High emitter. 2) It is a region that has made significant investments to solve urban problems over time. 3) In terms of continents, although Smart Cities (SC) are a global phenomenon with various regions exploring new solutions to tackle urban challenges, most benchmark SC (25 top cases) are in Europe (12; 48%), a region considered a leader in SC investment and development. (da Silva JG. 2023 p. 24). 4) Studying the policies and initiatives adopted by the best Smart and Sustainable cities in Europe can provide valuable lessons for other cities.
RESEARCH PROBLEM 1 The absence of a comprehensive database that consolidates state-of-the-art publications and patent registrations related to "Net Zero" and similar terms leads to confusion, impeding progress towards a net zero future.
RESEARCH PROBLEM 2 While some digital platforms showcase European cities' emission-reduction policies, a comprehensive analysis of best-practice smart and sustainable cities' municipal initiatives is still lacking.
MAIN GOALS G1) Enhance and generate statistics on the status of main European cities in their initiatives to support net zero objectives.
MAIN GOALS G2) Create and share a digital repository with information on the publications related to Net zero and similart terms, in order to support practitioner advancement.
MAIN GOALS G3) Identify and disseminate the city hall policies and initiatives from leading European smart and sustainable cities striving to achieve Net Zero over time.
METHODOLOGY
RESULTS - PRELIMINAR G1) Enhance and generate statistics on the status of main European cities in their initiatives to support net zero objectives.
Sample of 148 Cities (Netzero Tracker). Other sources C40CITIES and NETZERO Cities
RESULT1 - PRELIMINAR G1
RESULT2 - PRELIMINAR G1
RESULT 3 - PRELIMINAR G1
RESULTS - PRELIMINAR - LENS.ORG PLATFORM G2) Create and share a digital repository with information on the publications related to Net zero and similar terms, in order to support practitioner advancement.
ADVANTAGES 1) IT IS FREE (RESEARCH PURPOSES) 2) IT IS INCLUSIVE 3) EASY TO OPERATE 4) HAS INNOVATIVE ANBALYTICS TOOLS 5) GENERATE IN REAL TIME REPORTS 6) CAN SEND/SHARE THE RESULTS 8) 427667434 PUBLICATIONS 9) NEWS RECORDS ARE UPDATED AUTOMATICALLY ON YOUR REPORTS 10) New service (Prototype): Climate Innovation Landscapes
RESULTS - PRELIMINAR - LENS.ORG PLATFORM G2) Create and share a digital repository with information on the publications related to Net zero and similar terms, in order to support practitioner advancement.
TYPES OF DOCUMENTS - Journal Article -Conference Proceedings -Book - Book Chapter - Dissertation -Patent Records
Sample of 26 terms investigated
In your opinion, which term has received the highest number of publications? and the lowest? CARBON NEGATIVE CARBON NEUTRAL
CLIMATE NEUTRAL
EMISSIONS-FREE
FOSSIL FUEL-FREE
LOW CARBON
NET NEGATIVE
NET ZERO
NETZERO
ZERO CARBON
ZERO EMISSIONS
ZERO NET EMISSIONS
LETS PLAY!
START
In your opinion, which term has received the highest number of publications?
QUESTION 01
CARBONNEGATIVE
LOW CARBON
ZERO EMISSIONS
NET ZERO
NO!
...TRY AGAIN?
In your opinion, which term has received the lowest number of publications?
QUESTION 02
ZERO NETEMISSIONS
FOSSIL-FUELFREE
NET NEGATIVE
NETZERO
access the e-report (scholar works)
low carbon
emissions free
zero emissions
climate neutral
net zero
net negative
carbon negative
netzero
zero carbon
fossil fuel-free
carbon neutral
zero net emissions
access the e-report (patents)
low carbon
emissions free
zero emissions
climate neutral
net zero
net negative
carbon negative
netzero
zero carbon
fossil fuel-free
carbon neutral
zero net emissions
access the e-report (scholar work)
smart city
emissions freecity
sustainable city
climate neutralcity
low carbon city
zero emissions city
resilient city
netzerocity
zero carbon city
fossil fuel-freecity
carbon neutralcity
zero net emissions
access the e-report (patents)
smart city
emissions freecity
sustainable city
climate neutralcity
low carbon city
zero emissions city
resilient city
netzerocity
zero carbon city
fossil fuel-freecity
carbon neutralcity
zero net emissions
results of G3) Identify and disseminate the city hall policies and initiatives from leading European smart and sustainable cities striving to achieve Net Zero over time.
CRITERIA USED TO SELECT THE LEADING SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES c1) sources: BE A global evaluation ranking of at least 20 cities c2) ranking: available and published within the last three years (2021-2023) c3) SEVEN INTERNATIONAL RANKING FOUND C4) be in at least four ranking: 51 finalists from 235 cities c4) five leading cities: determined by taking the average of all ranking score (in ascending order).
CRITERIA USED TO SELECT THE LEADING SMART and SUSTAINABLE CITIES
seven international ranking used
Rank1 - The Top 50 Smart Governments 2020/2021
Rank5 - IMD Smart City Index 2023
Rank2 - IESE Cities in Motion Index 2022
Rank6 - Global Smart City 2022
Rank7 - The Arcadis Sustainable Cities Index 2022
Rank3 - 2022 Smart Cities Index Report
Rank4 - Digital Cities Index 2022
THE FIVE LEADING EUROPEAN CITIES
5) HELSINKI
3) OSLO
2) AMSTERDAM
4) COPENHAGEN
1) LONDON
CHECK THE STATISTICS
LONDON (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)
1.5C Compatible Climate Action Plan
Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ)
Energy Assessment Guidance
London City Resilience Strategy 2020
Sustainable Transport, Walking and Cycling LPG
The London Plan 2021
London Net Zero 2030: An Updated Pathway
Retrofit Accelerator - Workplaces
London's Just Transition Report 2023
Analysis of a Net Zero 2030 Target forgl
amsterdam (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)
Amsterdam Climate Neutral 2050 Roadmap-p1
Subsidy Space for sustainable initiative
Discount on fees for sustainable renovations
Roadmap Amsterdam Climate Neutral 2050
Report 2021: Roadmap Amsterdam Climate Neutral 2050
Subsidy for making the home more sustainable
digital map to show residents projects
Report 2021: Roadmap Amsterdam Climate Neutral 2050
Climate report 2023
IN both cases it was not found a formal approach/model used by city hall to engage citizens
da Silva JG, 2023 p.38
FOLLOW UP - CONTINUE LITERATURE AND DOCUMENTARY REVIEW - IDENTIFY FORMAL POLICY, STRATEGY, ROADMAP - IDENTIFY PRIORITIES SECTORS - LAW, BUDGET, REGULATORY REFORM, STANDARDIZATION - CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT - DIGITAL APPS AND PLATFORMS
PRESENTATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS
from second semester/2025
under construction
MAIN REFERENCES (uNDER UPDATING)
da Silva JG. 2023. Guidelines for a participatory Smart City model to address Amazon’s urban environmental problems. PeerJ Computer Science 9:e1694 https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj-cs.1694
Fan S, Peng S, Liu X. 2021. Can Smart City policy facilitate the low-carbon economy in China? A Quasi-natural experiment based on Pilot City. Complexity 2021:1–15 DOI 10.1155/2021/9963404 IEA, IRENA and UN Climate Change High-Level Champions, (2022). Breakthrough Agenda Report 2022 – Analysis. [online] IEA, pp.1–183. Available at: https://www.iea.org/reports/breakthrough-agenda-report-2022 [Accessed 20 Apr. 2023]. ITU. 2019. ITU-T, smart sustainable cities. Itu.int. Available at https://bit.ly/3ZV27qN.
IPCC (2022) Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability. Contribution of Working Group II to the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change [H.-O. Pörtner, D.C. Roberts, M. Tignor, E.S. Poloczanska, K. Mintenbeck, A. Alegría, M. Craig, S. Langsdorf, S. Löschke, V. Möller, A. Okem, B. Rama (eds.)]. IPCC. 27 February. Cambridge University Press. Available at: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg2/ (accessed 14 March 2022).
Net Zero Tracker. Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, Data-Driven EnviroLab, NewClimate Institute, Oxford Net Zero. 2023.
Persson, L., Carney Almroth, B.M., Collins, C.D., Cornell, S., de Wit, C.A., Diamond, M.L., Fantke, P., Hassellöv, M., MacLeod, M., Ryberg, M.W., Søgaard Jørgensen, P., Villarrubia-Gómez, P., Wang, Z. and Hauschild, M.Z. (2022). Outside the Safe Operating Space of the Planetary Boundary for Novel Entities. Environmental Science & Technology, 56(3). doi:https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.est.1c04158.
Smart Cities Council. 2015. Smart cities readiness guide | Smart cities council. www.smartcitiescouncil.com. Available at http://bit.ly/3zQGaPg (accessed 5 October 2022).
THANK YOU VERY MUCH dr. jonas gomes DA SILVA ufam/UoM/AMBS/MIOIR/SCI JGSILVA@UFAM.EDU.BR JGSILVA.ORG
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POLICIESEuroSCANET0
Policies and Initiatives Implemented by Leading European Smart AND Sustainable Cities to Achieve Net Zero Over Time Sci Internal Seminar - ambs/uom - 9th july 2024
Jonas Gomes da Silva Amazon Federal University Former SCI visiting researcher jgsilva@ufam.edu.br
Presentation www.jgsilva.org/Projects
START
OVERVIEW
SHORT BIO
RESEARCH PLAN
GRATITUDE
RESULTS
FOLLOW UP
BACKGROUND
REFERENCES
GOALS
QA
METHODOLOGY
THANKS
To share knowledge and create a positive legacy for humanity and the planet.
Mission
Brief of my Journey
Volunteer = 28 years Researcher = 27 years University´s Professor = 21 years Students´s Advisor = 17 years Columnist = 13 years Social Entrepreneur or Project Manager = 7 years International Exchange: 6,4 years Course Coordinator = 3 years Vice Chief of Dep. = 2 years Head of Department = 7 months Interdisciplinary Areas: TQM (Since 1998) Strategic Planning (Since 1998) Social Innovation (Since 2003) Sustainability (Since 2010)
Japanese LanguageMaster and PhD: Japan MEXTProduction EngineeringGunma University (1997-2003)
From Brazilian Amazon Manaus city - capital COP30 - 10 to 21 November 2025 BELÉM city
GRATITUDE
VISITING RESEARCH 1) 3rd March to 7th November 2020 Supervisor Jonatan Pinkse MIOIR/AMBS 2) 2nd April to 11th August 2020 Supervisor Michael Hodson SCI/AMBS
MILESTONES1) 42 NEW FRIENDS2) 6 scientific articles published 3) one article acepted and reviewed 4) 6 scientific article reviwed (Foresight) 5) 8 scientific articles reviwed (ENEGEP) 6) 8 R&D projected reviwed (FAPEAM) 7) 45 press articles published (JCAM) 8) 10 seminars attended 9) 9 countries investigated 10) 236 cities investigated 11) 1684 respondents (2020; related to Covid) INVESTMENT: 18000 POUNDS NO FUNDS (Professor savings)
Section
CONTINUE THE RESEARCH DEVOLOPED IN AMAZON (da Silva JG. 2023)
TOPICS
CRITERIA TO SELECT five top CITIES
GRATITUDE
human global challenges
THE LEADING EUROPEAN CITIES
RESEARCH IMPORTANCE
opportunities
INTERNATIONAL COOPETATION
logo+QUESTIONNAIRE
publications
SMART & sUST.CITIES
RESEARCH PLAN
GLOSSARY
goal, question and target audience
main REFERENCES
BACKGROUND
5 WHY EUROPE and PROBLEM
3 SMART CITIES AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES
1 HUMAN GLOBAL CHALLENGES
2 GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES INITIATIVES
4 NETZERO
HUMAN GLOBAL CHALLENGES - IPPC Report (2022) Risks (2021 - 2040; 2041 a 2100)
See level rise(Strauss et al., 2021)
Extreme Weather Events (Map with multiple authors)
More Infectious diseases (The Lancet, 2021)
Frontiers of the Planet Stability and Resilience (Rockstrom et al., 2009)
% of People living at Urban Cities: (UN, 2018) 2018=55% 2050=68%
Crossed 7 Frontiers (Rockstrom et al., 2023) Criticals: Climate Change (CC) and Biosphere Integrity (BI)
The point of no return: 2035 A 2042 (Aengenheyster et al., 2018)
Climate Change 171 years: 2500 bi ton CO2 (Evans, 2021)
10 years to transform the future of humanity -- or destabilize the planet(Johan Rockström, 2020)
Which countries are historically responsible for climate change?
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Vestibulum id nisl turpis. Vivamus ut nulla sed libero posuere tempus a eu tortor. Etiam hendrerit pretium dolor, eget vehicula quam blandit a. Praesent feugiat sodales sem, quis hendrerit nisi blandit id. Sed et euismod nibh.
Climate Change - 171 years = 2500 bi ton CO2 (Evans, 2021)
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Vestibulum id nisl turpis. Vivamus ut nulla sed libero posuere tempus a eu tortor. Etiam hendrerit pretium dolor, eget vehicula quam blandit a. Praesent feugiat sodales sem, quis hendrerit nisi blandit id. Sed et euismod nibh.
Source: da Silva JG. (2023 p. 3)
3) Paris Agreement, COP26
2) Smart Cities
1) Agenda GovTech
GLOBAL INITIATIVES
5) IDB Emerging and SCP
4) Global SC Partners and Programs
8) ITU-T Standards
7) United 4 SSC (UN)
6) Global Platform for SC
9) Plataform with Courses: WBG/OLC
10) OCDE Program on SC
12) Amazônia 4.0
11) ABNT Certifications
13) Internacional Cooperation
15) NetZero Climate Platform
14) UN Race to Zero
17) C40 Cities
16) Net Zero Tracker
17) NetZero Cities
CALL FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Key Sectors Agriculture, Steel, Energy, Road Transport and Hydrogen 60% GEE Global emission (IEA, 2022)
SMART CITIES - SUSTAINABLE CITIES
THE SHORTEST DEFINITION OF SMART CITY A city that uses ICT to enhance its livability, workability, and sustainability. (Smart Cities Council, 2015)
SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITY An innovative city that uses information and communication technologies (ICTs) and other means to improve quality of life, the efficiency of urban operations and services, and competitiveness, while ensuring that it meets the needs of present and future generations concerning economic, social, and environmental aspects (ITU, 2019)
77 publications with title and abstract containing the term "Smart City Definition" da Silva JG. (2023 p. 21)
Facts and number of publications related to Smart City in five scientific platforms.
da Silva JG. (2023 p. 18)
POPULARITY OF SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES IN PUBLICATIONS
da Silva JG. (2023 p. 16)
EXAMPLE OF Smart Cities GOVERNMENTSEDEN STRATEGY INSTITUTE REPORT 2021
SMART CITY AND LOW-CARBON ECONOMY Smart City policies can improve the low-carbon economy by integrating new technologies into the cities´ operation and management, optimizing the energy´s supply and demand, the information sharing among governent, companies and citizens (Fan et al., 2021)
NET ZERO - Definition A state in which the greenhouse gases going into the atmosphere are balanced by removal out of the atmosphere (Netzero Climate, nd)
Other terms used Low Carbon, Zero Emissions, Net Zero, Carbon Negative, Zero Carbon, Carbon Neutral,Emissions-Free, Climate Neutral, Net Negative, Netzero, Fossil Fuel-Free, Zero Net Emissions (Netzero Traker, 2023; Author, 2024)
WHY EUROPE?
1) High emitter. 2) It is a region that has made significant investments to solve urban problems over time. 3) In terms of continents, although Smart Cities (SC) are a global phenomenon with various regions exploring new solutions to tackle urban challenges, most benchmark SC (25 top cases) are in Europe (12; 48%), a region considered a leader in SC investment and development. (da Silva JG. 2023 p. 24). 4) Studying the policies and initiatives adopted by the best Smart and Sustainable cities in Europe can provide valuable lessons for other cities.
RESEARCH PROBLEM 1 The absence of a comprehensive database that consolidates state-of-the-art publications and patent registrations related to "Net Zero" and similar terms leads to confusion, impeding progress towards a net zero future.
RESEARCH PROBLEM 2 While some digital platforms showcase European cities' emission-reduction policies, a comprehensive analysis of best-practice smart and sustainable cities' municipal initiatives is still lacking.
MAIN GOALS G1) Enhance and generate statistics on the status of main European cities in their initiatives to support net zero objectives.
MAIN GOALS G2) Create and share a digital repository with information on the publications related to Net zero and similart terms, in order to support practitioner advancement.
MAIN GOALS G3) Identify and disseminate the city hall policies and initiatives from leading European smart and sustainable cities striving to achieve Net Zero over time.
METHODOLOGY
RESULTS - PRELIMINAR G1) Enhance and generate statistics on the status of main European cities in their initiatives to support net zero objectives.
Sample of 148 Cities (Netzero Tracker). Other sources C40CITIES and NETZERO Cities
RESULT1 - PRELIMINAR G1
RESULT2 - PRELIMINAR G1
RESULT 3 - PRELIMINAR G1
RESULTS - PRELIMINAR - LENS.ORG PLATFORM G2) Create and share a digital repository with information on the publications related to Net zero and similar terms, in order to support practitioner advancement.
ADVANTAGES 1) IT IS FREE (RESEARCH PURPOSES) 2) IT IS INCLUSIVE 3) EASY TO OPERATE 4) HAS INNOVATIVE ANBALYTICS TOOLS 5) GENERATE IN REAL TIME REPORTS 6) CAN SEND/SHARE THE RESULTS 8) 427667434 PUBLICATIONS 9) NEWS RECORDS ARE UPDATED AUTOMATICALLY ON YOUR REPORTS 10) New service (Prototype): Climate Innovation Landscapes
RESULTS - PRELIMINAR - LENS.ORG PLATFORM G2) Create and share a digital repository with information on the publications related to Net zero and similar terms, in order to support practitioner advancement.
TYPES OF DOCUMENTS - Journal Article -Conference Proceedings -Book - Book Chapter - Dissertation -Patent Records
Sample of 26 terms investigated
In your opinion, which term has received the highest number of publications? and the lowest? CARBON NEGATIVE CARBON NEUTRAL CLIMATE NEUTRAL EMISSIONS-FREE FOSSIL FUEL-FREE LOW CARBON NET NEGATIVE NET ZERO NETZERO ZERO CARBON ZERO EMISSIONS ZERO NET EMISSIONS
LETS PLAY!
START
In your opinion, which term has received the highest number of publications?
QUESTION 01
CARBONNEGATIVE
LOW CARBON
ZERO EMISSIONS
NET ZERO
NO!
...TRY AGAIN?
In your opinion, which term has received the lowest number of publications?
QUESTION 02
ZERO NETEMISSIONS
FOSSIL-FUELFREE
NET NEGATIVE
NETZERO
access the e-report (scholar works)
low carbon
emissions free
zero emissions
climate neutral
net zero
net negative
carbon negative
netzero
zero carbon
fossil fuel-free
carbon neutral
zero net emissions
access the e-report (patents)
low carbon
emissions free
zero emissions
climate neutral
net zero
net negative
carbon negative
netzero
zero carbon
fossil fuel-free
carbon neutral
zero net emissions
access the e-report (scholar work)
smart city
emissions freecity
sustainable city
climate neutralcity
low carbon city
zero emissions city
resilient city
netzerocity
zero carbon city
fossil fuel-freecity
carbon neutralcity
zero net emissions
access the e-report (patents)
smart city
emissions freecity
sustainable city
climate neutralcity
low carbon city
zero emissions city
resilient city
netzerocity
zero carbon city
fossil fuel-freecity
carbon neutralcity
zero net emissions
results of G3) Identify and disseminate the city hall policies and initiatives from leading European smart and sustainable cities striving to achieve Net Zero over time.
CRITERIA USED TO SELECT THE LEADING SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES c1) sources: BE A global evaluation ranking of at least 20 cities c2) ranking: available and published within the last three years (2021-2023) c3) SEVEN INTERNATIONAL RANKING FOUND C4) be in at least four ranking: 51 finalists from 235 cities c4) five leading cities: determined by taking the average of all ranking score (in ascending order).
CRITERIA USED TO SELECT THE LEADING SMART and SUSTAINABLE CITIES
seven international ranking used
Rank1 - The Top 50 Smart Governments 2020/2021
Rank5 - IMD Smart City Index 2023
Rank2 - IESE Cities in Motion Index 2022
Rank6 - Global Smart City 2022
Rank7 - The Arcadis Sustainable Cities Index 2022
Rank3 - 2022 Smart Cities Index Report
Rank4 - Digital Cities Index 2022
THE FIVE LEADING EUROPEAN CITIES
5) HELSINKI
3) OSLO
2) AMSTERDAM
4) COPENHAGEN
1) LONDON
CHECK THE STATISTICS
LONDON (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)
1.5C Compatible Climate Action Plan
Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ)
Energy Assessment Guidance
London City Resilience Strategy 2020
Sustainable Transport, Walking and Cycling LPG
The London Plan 2021
London Net Zero 2030: An Updated Pathway
Retrofit Accelerator - Workplaces
London's Just Transition Report 2023
Analysis of a Net Zero 2030 Target forgl
amsterdam (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)
Amsterdam Climate Neutral 2050 Roadmap-p1
Subsidy Space for sustainable initiative
Discount on fees for sustainable renovations
Roadmap Amsterdam Climate Neutral 2050
Report 2021: Roadmap Amsterdam Climate Neutral 2050
Subsidy for making the home more sustainable
digital map to show residents projects
Report 2021: Roadmap Amsterdam Climate Neutral 2050
Climate report 2023
IN both cases it was not found a formal approach/model used by city hall to engage citizens
da Silva JG, 2023 p.38
FOLLOW UP - CONTINUE LITERATURE AND DOCUMENTARY REVIEW - IDENTIFY FORMAL POLICY, STRATEGY, ROADMAP - IDENTIFY PRIORITIES SECTORS - LAW, BUDGET, REGULATORY REFORM, STANDARDIZATION - CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT - DIGITAL APPS AND PLATFORMS
PRESENTATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS
from second semester/2025
under construction
MAIN REFERENCES (uNDER UPDATING)
da Silva JG. 2023. Guidelines for a participatory Smart City model to address Amazon’s urban environmental problems. PeerJ Computer Science 9:e1694 https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj-cs.1694
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