ISO 37111:2024 持続可能な都市とコミュニティ — スマート シティとコミュニティのためのオープン データの管理要件と推奨事項 — 概要と一般原則 | ページ 6

3.1

urban settlement

built-up area with a residential population and infrastructure for the built environment that encompasses various functions within a community, including administrative, cultural, economic, residential, and religious aspects

Note 1 to entry: In this document, an urban settlement can include cities and their surroundings, rural-urban fringes or areas separate from a large city or distinctive areas within a large city, such as urban districts, boroughs, towns, counties, zones and parts of a city, such as neighbourhoods.

Note 2 to entry: There is no universally recognized definition of population scale classification for urban settlements, and different regions and countries have their own standards; therefore, this document takes the approach of describing the features of urban settlements rather than offering a definition based on scale.

3.2

capability

ability to perform or support a function

Note 1 to entry: In the context of an urban settlement, several aspects relate to capability, such as carbon emissions, energy, water resources, natural environment, culture, public facilities, and economic development.

[SOURCE:ISO 6707-1:2020, 3.7.1.9, modified — Note 1 to entry has been added.]

3.3

intergenerational equity

fairness in the differences (e.g. in terms of living standards, quality of life, financial opportunities) between one generation and the next

3.4

readiness

state of having the knowledge, skills, processes and technologies needed to address a particular issue or challenge

Note 1 to entry: Considerations of readiness can include diagnosis of the local status quo in order to understand the level of major sustainability considerations, e.g. maturity, digitalization, citizen's understanding, competency and skills of experts.

Note 2 to entry: Adapted from ISO/IEC 27050-4:2021, 3.2.

3.5

statistical system

comprehensive processes across organizations to connect producers of statistics with other producers and users in a consistent way that ensures transparency, openness, clarity and ready accessibility in the release and use of data, statistics and wider analysis

3.6

indicator

quantitative, qualitative or descriptive measure

[SOURCE:ISO 15392:2019, 3.18]

3.7

KPI framework

key performance indicator framework

essential management tool that comprises a selection of KPIs, identified as critical to assess progress towards an intended result, providing a focus for strategic and operational improvement, allowing for effective value demonstration and resource management

Note 1 to entry: The KPIs are typically quantifiable and time-bound and can be used by an organization or individual.

3.8

cross-sectoral cooperation

planning (combined with monitoring and evaluation) at a strategic-level, within an organization, between similar organizations, or across entire or different linked sectors, to maximize the benefits in a cost-efficient way, and to avoid siloed decision-making