Smart housing Smart payment Smart finance Industry planning Industry planning Innovation investment Industrial factors agglomeration Industry upgrading Smart industry and Traditional industry upgrading economy Hi-tech industry Development of emerging Modern service industry industry Other emerging industry Annex F EU: European common indicators Source: European Comission, Ambiente Italia (2003), European Common Indicators Towards a local sustainability profile, final project – report, 2003. The European Common Indicators (ECI) project was an EU project with the subtitle "Towards a Local Sustainability Profile" finalized in 2003, which developed an indicator system and collected data for cities from 14 different countries. Data and information from 42 urban areas was processed in the project. Ten indicators were listed and matched towards six different sustainability principles. The six sustainability principles were: 1. Equality and social inclusion (access for all to adequate and affordable basic services, e.g. education, employment, energy, health, housing, training, transport); 2. Local governance/empowerment/democracy (participation of all sectors of the local community in local planning and decision-making processes); 3. Local/global relationship (meeting local needs locally, from production to consumption and disposal, meeting needs that cannot be met locally in a more sustainable way);
Smart housing Smart payment Smart finance Smart industry and economy Industry planning Industry planning Innovation investment Industry upgrading Industrial factors agglomeration Traditional industry upgrading Development of emerging industry Hi-tech industry Modern service industry Other emerging industry Annex F EU: European common indicators Source: European Comission, Ambiente Italia (2003), European Common Indicators – Towards a local sustainability profile, final project report, 2003. The European Common Indicators (ECI) project was an EU project with the subtitle "Towards a Local Sustainability Profile" finalized in 2003, which developed an indicator system and collected data for cities from 14 different countries. Data and information from 42 urban areas was processed in the project. Ten indicators were listed and matched towards six different sustainability principles. The six sustainability principles were: 1. Equality and social inclusion (access for all to adequate and affordable basic services, e.g. education, employment, energy, health, housing, training, transport); 2. Local governance/empowerment/democracy (participation of all sectors of the local community in local planning and decision-making processes); 3. Local/global relationship (meeting local needs locally, from production to consumption and disposal, meeting needs that cannot be met locally in a more sustainable way);