How Ecuador's Capital Merges Technology, Sustainability, and Social Justice
The Vice Mayor of Quito discusses how the city integrates technology, innovation, and sustainability to improve people's quality of life.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) help cities analyze progress on sustainable development, adjust course when needed, and keep moving in the right direction.
The indicators, based on standard Y.4903 from the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), are promoted through a United Nations (UN) initiative, United for Smart Sustainable Cities, driven by ITU alongside 19 other UN partners.
Fernanda Racines, Vice Mayor of Ecuador's capital, Quito, discusses how the city integrates technology, innovation, and sustainability to improve people's quality of life.
Author's summary: Quito integrates tech and sustainability.
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