Análise da segunda cidade mais inteligente do Brasil de 2024
Vitória – ES, segundo os eixos do urbanismo, saúde e educação
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Cidades Inteligentes, Sustentabilidade Urbana, Vitória – ESResumo
Objetivo - Este artigo tem como objetivo analisar a cidade de Vitória, no estado do Espírito Santo, que foi reconhecida como a segunda cidade mais inteligente do Brasil em 2024, segundo o Ranking Connected Smart Cities. O estudo se concentra no contexto de seu planejamento urbano e a partir dele, a análise de alguns indicadores dos eixos de saúde e educação.
Metodologia - Utilizando uma abordagem quali-quantitativa, a pesquisa se baseou em dados secundários provenientes de relatórios especializados, artigos acadêmicos e documentos oficiais.
Originalidade/relevância - O trabalho visa preencher uma lacuna teórica ao investigar a aplicação prática do conceito de cidades inteligentes no contexto brasileiro, ressaltando a relevância de indicadores específicos para o desenvolvimento sustentável e a melhoria da qualidade de vida urbana.
Resultados - Os resultados revelam que Vitória se destaca pela eficiência na gestão de saúde, educação e infraestrutura urbana, implementando práticas que favorecem a inclusão social e a sustentabilidade ambiental.
Contribuições teóricas/metodológicas - Este trabalho contribui para um entendimento mais profundo sobre os pilares essenciais das cidades inteligentes, propondo uma análise integrada desses indicadores.
Contribuições sociais e ambientais - Além disso, apresenta implicações sociais e ambientais significativas que posicionam Vitória como um modelo de referência.
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