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A Guide for Making Cities Intelligent and More Sustainable

An IEEE P7803 Approach to Smart Cities as Living, Self-Regulating Ecosystems

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Future Cities Rising
Future Cities Rising

Understanding the Challenge: Why Cities Need a New Model
In urban areas worldwide, the availability of essential resources like water, energy, and food is becoming increasingly uncertain, pollution and waste levels are rising, and quality of life is deteriorating. Cities, originally designed as economic hubs, are now facing unprecedented systemic challenges, leading to instability in social, economic, governance, infrastructure, and environmental resilience.

These challenges are not just technical—they are structural and systemic. Current cities function as fragmented and profit-driven marketplaces, with governmental organizations, businesses, and public services operating in silos. This fragmentation leads to inefficiencies, lack of coordination, and conflicting priorities, making it difficult to implement truly inclusive, sustainable, and intelligent solutions.

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