The Living-in.EU legal subgroup is organising an online session to discuss the Interoperable Europe Act proposal and its implications for cities. 

Wavestone is conducting a study on organisational and cultural interoperability issues arising in local administrations when establishing local, regional or national data spaces or local digital twins drawing on examples from European public administrations for the European Commission’s Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content & Technology (

The next Living-in.EU signatories meeting will take place on 09 March 2023 at 14h00-16h30 online.

Since COVID-19 hit the world as a global pandemic, the importance of connectivity has become more obvious. Europe needs to be better prepared, do more stress tests on the infrastructure and increase infrastructure and connections between the Member States. Strategies have to be set to establish how critical entities can prevent, resist and recover from disruptions.

First meeting of 2023 of the Living-in.EU Monitoring and Measuring subgroup. Participants are coming together to discuss the first draft of the upcoming LORDIMAS survey, which aims to measure digital maturity of EU cities and communities.

Collective Action in a Fragmenting World

  LIEU Supporters Meeting 20 December 2022   Meeting with Living-in.EU Tech Subgroup The Living-in.EU Tech Subgroup meets every two months to review and evolve the MIMs Plus set of minimal interoperability mechanisms.

The next online meeting with the supporters of the Living-in.EU movement will take place on 20th of December from 13:30 to 14:30 CET.

Digitalising Europe’s railways: what’s in for passengers and freight?

The Automotive Regions Alliance (ARA) was founded at the 150th Plenary Session of the CoR in June 2022 to represent the interests of European regions with an automotive industry, in order to accompany the fundamental change in this sector and its impact on our regions.

The UserCentriCities network invites you to