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La transition numérique des collectivités locales s’impose aujourd’hui pour optimiser la mise en œuvre des politiques publiques et accélérer la transition écologique.

The CommuniCity Consortium is pleased to invite you to its Final Event on July 2nd, 2025. The programme will highlight the project’s key outcomes, learnings and innovative solutions to urban challenges faced by cities.

Cities face mounting pressure to reduce emissions and transition to more sustainable energy and transport systems. Urban mobility remains a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution, but the broader energy landscape—including infrastructure, consumption patterns, and renewable deployment—is equally critical.

Cities are increasingly exposed to the impacts of climate change, with public spaces—such as parks, plazas, schools or transport hubs—bearing the brunt of extreme events as well as long-term trends in temperature, precipitation or sea-level rise.

Urban green spaces play a vital role in enhancing public well-being, mitigating heat, improving air quality, and supporting biodiversity. However, maintaining these spaces effectively is increasingly challenging due to urban expansion, climate stress, and limited on-the-ground resources. 

Urban infrastructure—buildings, cultural heritage, bridges, roads, railways, and pipelines—faces mounting challenges from ageing, heavy usage, water leaks, and environmental phenomena such as subsidence or landslides. Traditional monitoring and inspection methods are often limited in scale and frequency, making it difficult to detect early signs of structural stress or ground instability.