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100			_aRamos, Tatum P.
245			_aHow far have Philippine LGUs come in developing into smart cities? _cTatum P. Ramos, Pauline Joy M. Lorenzo, Jenica A. Ancheta, and Marife M. Ballesteros
260			_aQuezon City _bPhilippine Institute for Development Studies _c2022
300			_a8 pages _fContinuing Resources
500			_aPIDS Policy Notes no. 2022-07 (April 2022), 1-8
504			_aIncludes bibliography.
520			_aPartnerships, smart city champions, information and communications technology personnel, and digitized data are recognized as enablers of smart city development. The presence of these drivers and smart city initiatives in some Philippine cities shows that the country has started to tread the path toward building smart cities.
650			_aSmart cities.
942			_cCORE _jS PIDS Policy Notes No. 2022-07
999			_c317 _d317