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It outlines scoring levels and highlights indicators for basic services delivery, financial soundness, smart and participatory governance, and well-planned urban development. The material includes quantitative service coverage metrics (water, sanitation, heating, waste collection) and expert questions on long-term infrastructure maintenance, fiscal accessibility, planning evidence quality, and data-driven, interoperable digital tools for monitoring and policy decisions.","closure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized  \nEU Sustainable Cities  \nWarsaw  \nPerformance  \nmeasures  \nLow  \nFair  \nExcellent  \nNot enough data  \nPEOPLE & ECONOMY  \nBasic Services  \nFinancially sound  \nENABLING CONDITIONS  \nWell-planned  \nSmart & Participatory  \nSYSTEM  \nAffordable & Safe shelter  \nLow-carbon  \nLivability  \nJob-Friendly  \nDisaster Resilience  \nCircularity  \nENVIRONMENT  \nAccess & Inclusion  \nBio-diversity & Greening  \n Back Basic Services Warsaw  \nDistrict heating  \nWater & wastewater  \nUser fees  \nDwellings fitted with water supply system from the network (%)  \n0 100  \nDwellings fitted with a flushed toilet connected to the network (%)  \n0 100  \nSolid waste  \nRate of door-to-door collection of waste  \n99  \nDwellings fitted with central heating (%)  \n50  \n0 100  \nDwellings fitted with bathroom (%)  \n0 100  \nWhat do experts say  \n6 Are there scheduled and structured long-term Yes maintenance plans for key infrastructure?  \n4  \nIs it financially accessible for all groups?  \nDoes the city have an overview of all water, sanitation and drainage infrastructure in the city, including capacity levels, design specifics, number and location of key facilities?  \nAre all areas of the city and socio-economic segments of the population covered by the (water, waste management, transport) system in an equitable manner?  \nIs planning for disasters, shocks, or stresses incorporated into the regular water, sanitation, and drainage infrastructure planning process?  \nYes  \n Back Financially sound Warsaw  \nCapital investment effort  \nCreditworthiness  \nFiscal autonomy and performance  \nOperations  \nWhat do experts say  \nsource  Indicator Category   \n􀀐  \n 1 Does the city have an operating surplus?  No   \n 2 Revenue control/collection performance: is the city collecting own source revenues fully?  No   \n 3 Does the city have a multi-year capital investment plan?  Yes   \n 3.1 How much of the capital investment plan is funded? 17%   \n 4 Transfers: Are central fiscal transfers predictable and transparent (in terms of timing, amount, and allocation formula)?  Yes   \n 5 Are fiscal transfers sufficient to fund delegated functions by the central government (e.g. paying for teacher’s salaries)?  No   \n 6 Are the fiscal transfers equalizing across different cities?  No   \n 7 Is the current allocation formula incentivizing greater local revenue collection?  Yes   \n 8 Borrowing: Do cities keep records of municipal arrears and contractual debt?  Yes   \n 8.1 If yes, what is the percentage of this liability to annual operating revenues? 30%   \n 8.2 Does the city have its own in-house capacity to perform general financial management using relevant digital tools?  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Yes   \n 8 Does the city proactively and on an annual basis invest in computing infrastructure (hardware and software)?  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