The target audience of the event includes policymakers and practitioners around the world, particularly those from developing countries, who may have experience and interest in the topic. Ideally, the audience would have taken and/or completed the e-learning course but the KPOK Virtual Event takes a broad-based approach to engage the interested audience even if they had not taken the course.
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Smart Cities for Global Frontier Infrastructure (Virtual Knowledge Exchange)
The need of Global Frontier Infrastructure of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) represent a common and strategic development vision of our present sustainable smart cities. This event facilitates discussion and knowledge sharing on how smart cities can contribute to this collective effort towards enhanced global sustainability through global frontier Infrastructure development. The event is structured around four thematic areas to which smart cities can contribute: Global Infrastructure, Metaverse Smart City, Frontier Transformation, and Vision for Digital Asset and Smart City Infrastructure Assurance. Together with the audience, the event will explore how smart city development and innovation can: - engage the residents, businesses, and visitors - facilitate collaborative and open leadership - work across sectors and systems - use data and technologies in an integrated way Four sessions at the event will introduce various perspectives and cases of how smart cities have used data
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