Sustainability is typically understood as integrated by three differentiated "sustainabilities", the economic, the social and the environmental. At Intelligent'Er we take a non-siloed approach and we revisit the two international urban agendas promoting sustainability, the UN's New Urban Agenda and the Urban Agenda for the EU using system-of-systems principles. In our papers we distill how a one-system approach to sustainability is more 'sustainable' and we desing the Actuators, a peer-to-peer technology to help a
holistic implementation of urban agendas.

Rethinking sustainability and
Maslow's pyramid of needs

The Theory of Human Motivation (today), a System-of-System (technological) Perspective: The Intelligenter Actionable Future Living
MARSAL (2017), in Creating, Analysing and sustaining Smarter Cities. A systems Perspective. Lawson, H. and Abbott-Donnelly, I., Eds.
Kings College Publications. London (UK).

Comparing EU's and UN's
sustainable urban agendas

How to succeed in implementing (smart) sustainable urban agendas: “keep cities smart, make communities intelligenter”
MARSAL (2018)
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