T/CWTO 0001-2024 Digital-Friendly City Evaluation Specification
T/CWTO 0001-2024 Digital-Friendly City Evaluation Specification
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Scope
Scope: This document defines the concepts of digital friendliness and digital-friendly cities, outlines the framework for evaluating digital-friendly cities, defines indicators, describes the evaluation process, presents grade representations, and summarizes evaluation results. This document is applicable to the digital transformation of entire urban areas and the evaluation of digital-friendliness levels in cities. Main Technical Content: 1. Scope: This document defines the concepts of digital friendliness and digital-friendly cities, outlines the framework for evaluating digital-friendly cities, defines indicators, describes the evaluation process, grade representations, and evaluation results. This document is applicable to the digital transformation of entire urban areas and the evaluation of digital-friendliness levels in cities. 2. Normative Reference Documents: This document does not reference any normative documents. 3. Terms, Definitions, and Abbreviations 3.1 Terms and Definitions 3.1.1 Digital-Friendly Cities: Digital-friendly cities refer to urban development models that prioritize human-centered production and living and data-driven digital ecosystems to promote sustainable development. These cities adhere to scientific evidence and continuous improvement to ultimately realize the free and comprehensive development of humanity. Digital-friendly cities are future-oriented, harmonious, innovative, people-centered, and digitally interoperable living and industrial clusters in the global village. 3.1.2 Digital-Friendliness Level: This represents the adaptability of digital technologies, products, and services to enhance human welfare in digital society and meet sustainable development needs. 3.2 Abbreviations 4. Evaluation Principles: The digital-friendly city evaluation standard adheres to the spirit of scientific evidence and evaluates the development of cities at home and abroad from the perspective of "digital friendliness," providing tools for urban d