Analysis of smart city indicators based on prisma : systematic review

Adiyarta, Krisna; Napitupulu, Darmawan; Syafrullah, Mohammad; Mahdiana, Deni; Rusdah, Rusdah

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/725/1/012113

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“…PRISMA consists of, among other things, a checklist and a flow chart (Donato and Donato 2019). The flowchart allowed for the design of a protocol with the eligibility criteria for the systematic review, which are essential to obtain relevant and primary studies on the topic under study (Adiyarta et al 2020). The Prism method consists of 5 steps followed in this research, and they are (1) Defining eligibility criteria; (2) Defining information sources; (3) literature selection; (4) data collection; and (5) Selecting data items (Liberati et al 2009).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Mapping the Literature on Social Responsibility and Stakeholders’ Pressures in the Mining Industry

Rodrigues

Alves

Silva

et al. 2022

JRFM

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Mining activities can be good for the local economy, but they can also have a negative impact, which has created increasing pressure from stakeholders. A constructive and positive engagement between a company and its stakeholders is important for sustainability issues and can provide a shared understanding of sustainable development. This review aims to examine the growth trajectory, the most influential documents, and the conceptual framework of the literature on stakeholder engagement and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in the mining industry. Moreover, tries to answer the following research questions: What research streams have been followed? Which theories and research paradigms have been used? A bibliometric analysis was performed using 149 documents extracted from the Web of Science and Scopus databases. The documents obtained were analysed using Bibliometrix software. The results suggest that the most studied constructs within the mining industry are related to sustainability issues, management and legitimacy concerns, and the importance of stakeholders, particularly local communities, and the social impacts that mining generates. The study contributes to the literature by reviewing prominent cited references and documents that cited them, the authors provide the landscapes and research gaps of major research lines for further development.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Mapping the Literature on Social Responsibility and Stakeholders’ Pressures in the Mining Industry

Rodrigues

Alves

Silva

et al. 2022

JRFM

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“…According to the de nitions of smart city, researchers have conceptualized and categorized smart city with alternating approaches. Each category includes its own subcategories that represent speci c aspects of the city that are effective in achieving the expected objectives of a smart city, and in some cases categories can be merged into one group [20].…”

Section: Smart City Featuresmentioning

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Internet-of-Things Technologies-Based Smart Cities: Challenges and Suggested Methods

Al-Dujaili

Hameed

2023

Preprint

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The conception of smart city refers to the structure, system and identity of settlements that are brought to life by telecommunications technology. Natural and real communications and activities are mostly virtualized in these biological complexes. As a result, forms and spaces also find new geometric, perceptual and conceptual frames. Remote work, remote purchasing, smart banking, education and remote treatment are practical examples of activities that, while providing more freedom for people and urban spaces, transform the existing systems of the general unit of the city and public areas. Urban planners and designers not only encounter new issues and phenomena in the urban planning process, especially the design of residential neighborhoods, road networks and public places, but also go towards virtualization of the urban planning process. Therefore, the present study tens to investigate the dimensions and characteristics of smart city and its capabilities to solve the problems of current urban life, which is a descriptive-analytical method derived from the study of scientific research related to the theory of urban smart. The results indicated that smart cities, in spite of the unique opportunities they provide for predicting, preventing and controlling crises, also pose threats at heart. Although these threats are not significant compared to the opportunities that these cities provide for the optimal management of crises; but, they should not be ignored, but the necessary measures should be taken to reduce these threats.

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“…Moreover, private-public sector partnerships and the participation of stakeholders were also often supported in being part of it or ensuring its effective implementation. These sorts of collaborations were considered a positive step toward effective governance [44].…”

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Green Cities for Environmental Citizenship: A Systematic Literature Review of Empirical Research from 31 Green Cities of the World

Hadjichambis

Paraskeva-Hadjichambi

Sinakou

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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During the last decade, many cities worldwide have implemented various green policies; in this way, they have gradually transformed into “green cities”. The emergence of green cities may provide a promising venue to address cities’ environmental degradation and citizens’ disengagement with current socio-environmental issues, thus giving rise to the notion of Environmental Citizenship (EC). Despite these assumptions, empirical research on the topic is currently emerging. In this study, we examine citizens’ engagement in green cities and its interrelatedness with EC through a systematic literature review. The selected empirical studies (n = 25) were published in peer-reviewed journals during the timespan of the last 12 years (2010–2021). In total, 31 green cities were analyzed in the 25 selected empirical studies. Thematic and frequency analysis revealed that green cities encourage citizens’ engagement with the implemented green policies, while also advancing citizens’ EC. Furthermore, correlational analysis between citizens’ engagement and the Education for Environmental Citizenship (EEC) model revealed that citizens’ engagement with the implemented green policies fosters citizens’ knowledge, skills, attitudes, values, and behaviors, fueling the undertaking of various EC actions. Importantly, green cities have also proved successful in achieving EC’s outcomes leading to sustainability.

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Analysis of smart city indicators based on prisma : systematic review

Cited by 24 publications

References 20 publications

Mapping the Literature on Social Responsibility and Stakeholders’ Pressures in the Mining Industry

Mapping the Literature on Social Responsibility and Stakeholders’ Pressures in the Mining Industry

Internet-of-Things Technologies-Based Smart Cities: Challenges and Suggested Methods

Green Cities for Environmental Citizenship: A Systematic Literature Review of Empirical Research from 31 Green Cities of the World

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