To further support consortium building and partner discovery, we invite you to register for the LDT4SSC Matchmaking Event linked to the Second Round of Open Calls:
The FinEst Centre for Smart Cities is inviting you to the Smart City Exchange Forum 2026 on March 12, 2026: The event will take place in hybrid mode, at the PROTO Invention Factory in Tallinn or online.
Societal values guide difficult decisions government innovators need to make when thinking about using sensors for monitoring. CITIXL, in collaboration with the City of Amsterdam, has created a six-step process to help you on your way. This Toolkit is designed to help inform you about important considerations based on our experience and help you navigate the dilemmas you may encounter.
All citizens, regardless of age or skill, deserve to participate in all aspects of life in the same way, with equal access to city services, information and technology solutions. AI (artificial intelligence), when deployed correctly, can help with that.
This toolkit, written by Leah Gerber, is an introduction to gender-inclusive mobility planning, meant to serve as a resource for designers, planners, and policymakers seeking to integrate gender-inclusive mobility into the planning and design process. The toolkit aims to collect and distill existing information to:
Understand the Problem – How transport and mobility systems systematically underserve women, gender minorities, and girls.
This webinar, held as part of the ITU Digital Transformation Dialogues and co-organized by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), and the Education and Capacity Building Working Group of Living-in.EU, will introduce the citiverse concept to city administrations, public authorities, and digital innovation stakeholders, including the Living-in.EU community.
The 2026 Living-in.EU Digital Assembly will take place on 15 April 2026 (9:30-12:30) in Sofia (Bulgaria), back-to-back with the Eurocities Digital Forum: Register now and save your place for the Assembly at this page!
The European Committee of the Regions (CoR) is organising a stakeholder consultation in preparation of the CoR opinion on "Digital simplification and Data Union Strategy", covering the following initiatives of the European Commission published last November:
As cities across Europe continue to digitalise public services, mobility systems, governance mechanisms, and citizen engagement, understanding and accessing EU funding opportunities becomes increasingly essential. Programmes such as Horizon Europe, the Digital Europe Programme, NetZeroCities, and the New European Bauhaus support cities to accelerate digital and green transformation through funding, capacity building, and cross-border collaboration.
UN-Habitat has released A Step-by-Step Guide for a People-Centred Smart City Strategy Playbook that guides policy-makers in developing people-centred smart city strategies and normative pieces in line with the People-Centred Smart City Approach of UN-Habitat.
For national, regional and local governments, city leaders and urban planners.
