This is particularly eminent in cities such as Singapore and Seoul where they have focused on the healthcare service administration for elderly citizens through various technologies including digital service platforms and remote monitoring devices.Īdvancements in public safety through the use of IoT technologies allow city dwellers to save more time. Smart cities with connected digital health services have been found to be able to save individuals approximately 10 hours a year. Study revealed that the implementation of IoT-enabled infrastructure in Singapore such as applied smart and connected traffic solutions carried out by the Land Transport Authority can save drivers up to 60 hours annually. Smart cities have been found to be capable of saving individuals approximately 125 hours annually. The Global Smart City Performance Index ranks the top 20 global smart cities in relation to the integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies and connected services across four key aspects: mobility, healthcare, public safety and productivity. In addition, the nation also achieved top performance in all of the key areas measured. Please view the map above or the table below to see the scores for each country.Singapore has outdone London and New York by achieving top position in a global smart city performance ranking in 2017. For more information, visit the Methodology and FAQ page. The clusters are expressed on a color spectrum in the above world map. Within a cluster the scores of countries are thus more similar than across clusters. There are five different clusters which display a similar performance level, as each cluster concerns countries for which the scores belong to the same distribution.
The Index is a ranked country list, with colour-coding indicating relevant clusters of rankings. To review the score for each domain per country, visit the table below. The scores for each domain are calculated as the average value of the indicators. The KidsRights Index exists of 5 domains:Ī country’s total score on the KidsRights Index has been calculated as the geometric mean of the scores of the five domains.
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