Title
The role of stakeholders in shaping smart solutions in Polish cities
Abstract
Nowadays, cities are approached as complex systems comprising multiple interactions and interrelations. At present, urbanisation is one of the principal socio-economic global processes. Population concentration and myriad different relations between entities lead to highly complicated lives within the urban space. Therefore, the characteristics features of modern cities refer not only to their physical structures, but also to the network of cyber-relations optimising processes occurring within agglomerations. The aims of public governance in urban space relating to the development of intelligent, sharp solutions regarding life quality improvement are undeniably associated with the application of modern technologies. However, one must also take into consideration the role and impact of various stakeholders affecting the process of smart city development. According to the results, stakeholders’ involvement is crucial for good management. It is believed that the greatest role in the implementation of intelligent solutions is played by local self-governments. Their leading function is highlighted at the following stages: project conceptualization, implementation and management. Political entities of a more extensive coverage as well as local communities, economic entities and research institutions also play essential role at the stage of concept development. This study focuses on the importance of individual interest groups in the process of shaping intelligent solutions in the urban space. The study is divided into the following sections: Introduction, Literature Review, Methodology, Research Results, and Conclusions.
Keywords
cities, stakeholders, sustainable city, smart city
JEL classifications
L31 , L38 , O18 , Q56
URI
http://jssidoi.org/jesi/article/502
DOI
Pages
1981-1995
Funding
The research was carried out under the research theme No. 501/18/S financed from by a science grant provided by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Poland.This is an open access issue and all published articles are licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
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