Smart People

What is the most accurate definition of “Smart People” in the Smart City framework?

• Citizens who use apps efficiently

• Residents with university degrees

• Digitally literate, creative, inclusive citizens who engage in public life and lifelong learning

• People who can code in at least one programming language

Which of the following is not one of the five pillars of Smart People?

• Civic Engagement

• Urban Planning

• Digital Literacy

• Social Inclusion

The role of innovation hubs is best described as:

• Buildings where smart devices are sold

• Government centers that issue digital ID cards

• Community spaces for citizens to prototype solutions to urban challenges

• Research facilities used exclusively by universities

In the Amsterdam Smart Citizens Lab, residents co-created solutions for which type of problem?

• Public transport routes

• Environmental monitoring

• Disaster evacuation plans

• Housing affordability

Which city provides inclusive digital services specifically tailored for immigrants and seniors?

• Hanoi

• Toronto

• Barcelona

• Seoul

Participatory budgeting tools belong to which Smart People pillar?

• Digital Literacy

• Civic Engagement

• Creativity & Innovation

• Lifelong Learning

What is the primary benefit of multilingual digital services in Smart Cities?

• Reducing translation costs

• Promoting tourism

• Ensuring equitable access for diverse populations

• Attracting foreign investment

Lifelong Learning aims to:

• Provide university degrees to all citizens

• Reduce unemployment among the elderly

• Help citizens adapt to ongoing technological changes

• Prevent brain drain in developing countries

Hackathons typically involve:

• Teaching seniors how to use email

• Weekly classes in local libraries

• Time-bound events where diverse teams solve urban problems

• Hiring freelancers for urban IT services

Which city’s platform “Decidim” enables residents to propose and vote on public projects?

• Amsterdam

• Barcelona

• Singapore

• Toronto