Information disclosed by the cities according to the assessment criteria
| Criteria | City | |
|---|---|---|
| Political vision – sustainability as part of the vision statement | Explicit link between the overall political vision and sustainable development | Milan, Modena, Naples, Palermo |
| Gap analysis – analysis of current performance through sustainability indicators | The positioning of the city according to a ranking of sustainable cities project is mentioned | Genoa |
| A survey with reference to quality of life and well-being was conducted | Bologna | |
| A selection of BES indicators is used for the analysis of the context | Ferrara, Livorno, Modena, Naples, Palermo, Parma, Rome | |
| Identification of the relevant SDG goals and targets – alignment between the SDGs and strategic objectives | Alignment remains at the level of mayoral political goals | Rome |
| Strategic objectives are related to one or more SDG | Bologna (*), Ferrara (**), Parma (***) | |
| Setting the local SDG agenda, performance measurement and control – use of outcome indicators to measure sustainable goals | For each strategic goal, a description of actions and disclosure of outcome indicators (BES and statistical data) are reported on an historical basis | Bologna, Ferrara, Parma (***) |
| Disclosure of quantitative targets | – | |
| Criteria | City | |
|---|---|---|
| Political vision – sustainability as part of the vision statement | Explicit link between the overall political vision and sustainable development | Milan, Modena, Naples, Palermo |
| Gap analysis – analysis of current performance through sustainability indicators | The positioning of the city according to a ranking of sustainable cities project is mentioned | Genoa |
| A survey with reference to quality of life and well-being was conducted | Bologna | |
| A selection of BES indicators is used for the analysis of the context | Ferrara, Livorno, Modena, Naples, Palermo, Parma, Rome | |
| Identification of the relevant SDG goals and targets – alignment between the SDGs and strategic objectives | Alignment remains at the level of mayoral political goals | Rome |
| Strategic objectives are related to one or more SDG | Bologna (*), Ferrara (**), Parma (***) | |
| Setting the local SDG agenda, performance measurement and control – use of outcome indicators to measure sustainable goals | For each strategic goal, a description of actions and disclosure of outcome indicators (BES and statistical data) are reported on an historical basis | Bologna, Ferrara, Parma (***) |
| Disclosure of quantitative targets | – | |
Note(s): (*) All strategic goals have been formally linked to SDGs; (**) 17 out of 26 strategic goals have been formally linked to SDGs; (***) One experimental strategic area only; no data reported
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