Abstract
The study traces the results of the implementation of the Strategy for Sustainable Urban Development, as well as the integrated plans for urban regeneration and development and possible positive results that coincide with the requirements for the organization and construction of a Smart city. A sustainable city must allow long-term development without compromise for future generations. The aim of the study is to draw attention to taking adequate measures in the development of such urban development plans that contain elements of Smart city. Methods for document analysis, comparative analysis of plans and requirements for building a smart city were used. The concept of a sustainable city requires balancing goals for social, economic, environmental and managerial factors.
Highlights
The research of the impact of the urban environment and the overcrowding of cities in the new world is a priority of the World Health Organization (WHO), which considers the restoration of urban contact with nature as a necessary condition for improving the health of the population [1]
Smart City improves the security of your city by connecting and automating intelligent technologies, starting with street lighting that adjusts to the level of illumination, waste containers with sensors, reducing jams, efficient operation of public transport, monitoring of utilities, accident prevention, apps that showing free parking spaces
To be able to have all these facilities, we need technology - good enough to take a huge number of decisions, cheap enough to be accessible to more people and sustainable enough to meet the future innovations
Summary
The research of the impact of the urban environment and the overcrowding of cities in the new world is a priority of the World Health Organization (WHO), which considers the restoration of urban contact with nature as a necessary condition for improving the health of the population [1]. Creating modern policies to solve social, a technological and environmental problems is the main challenge for building and managing smart cities. They have deal simultaneously with economic development, urbanization and the creation of public services, poverty reduction, environmental protection, the socialization of cultural and historical heritage. To activate this "mechanism" it is necessary to unite societies (citizens), institutions, academia, non-governmental sector and business around the great opportunities of new technologies to build a long-term vision for sustainable development of modern cities.
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