Top news of the week: 17.03.2022.
Smart Cities
How smart is your city? NIST provides a framework to measure
The National Institute of Standards and Technology released holistic key performance indicators to evaluate smart city ecosystems aimed at helping city leaders understand just how "smart" ...
Telling the story of Gendered Landscapes
Simone D’Antonio explains that storytelling is based on a will to promote urban innovation with a different lens on challenges, methods and initiatives, and therefore a useful tool for ...
Westminster Council introduces multi-service digital card
The London borough of Westminster is rolling out a new digital card which residents will be able to use to access a range of local services. It is understood to be one of the first ...
Before the war, Ukraine was working to become the IT hub of Europe
Over the past two years, Ukraine digitized many of its government services and turned its focus toward attracting global tech leaders. The work will continue after the war, a Ukrainian ...
The Urbanism Hour / City Science and the application of data responsive design
The diversifying range and application of data across scales.
The problem with urban tree-planting promises
Lofty goals to plant millions of trees sound like a magic-bullet environmental policy that everyone can get behind. But experts warn it's not that simple.
Smart Cities for All launches project to define more inclusive approach to innovation for smarter cities
G3ict and World Enabled collaborate with AT&T and the cities of Chicago and New York to create tools for more inclusive smart city products and solutions Washington, DC – September, 19 2018 ...
Smart Cities Marketplace Forum - Towards a just and clean urban transition
This year’s Smart Cities Marketplace Forum will take place in Brussels on 26-27 April 2022.