When did my municipality approve a new cycling lane? How have local representatives voted in the recent city council debate on green spaces, and where can I watch a recording of the council meeting?
It presents the relevant knowledge resources that the DS4SSCC project will generate to ensure its sustainability and to enable widespread participation in the European data space for smart communities.
An overview of the purpose, scope, and guiding principles of the Data Space for Smart Cities and Communities. It defines the strategic role and current positioning of the initiative within the evolving Common European Data Spaces (CEDS) framework and European smart communities' landscape.
This document outlines the ongoing development and refinement of a data space blueprint specifically for smart communities, building upon the initial DS4SSCC preparatory action. Description of the ongoing development of the data space structure, based on practical experience and evolving needs.
From new playgrounds and green spaces to mobility and cultural projects, residents in Sofia are increasingly helping decide how public money should be spent in their neighbourhoods. Through its Sofia Decides participatory budgeting platform, known locally as Reshava Sofia, the municipality is giving residents a direct role in proposing, developing and voting for projects that can improve their districts and the city as a whole.
The BoostEDIC M&L (European Digital Infrastructure Consortium for Mobility and Logistics) is preparing an open call for cross-border use cases in mobility and logistics data sharing, expected in December 2026. Ahead of that, the EDIC is consulting the market to identify real, marked-validated problems and participation conditions for organisation of all sizes.
The BoostEDIC M&L (European Digital Infrastructure Consortium for Mobility and Logistics) is preparing an open call for cross-border use cases in mobility and logistics data sharing, expected in December 2026. Ahead of that, the EDIC is consulting the market to identify real, marked-validated problems and participation conditions for organisations of all sizes.
A European network dedicated to citizen-centred Local Digital Twins (LDTs) and Citiverses launches on 6 October with a half-day online event Accessible by Design: Launching the Citizen-Centric LDT Network.
From 5G-connected drones to digital twins and responsible artificial intelligence, the city of Riga is testing how new technologies can solve practical challenges facing the city and its residents.
From managing beach crowds to sharing locally generated energy, The Hague is using the streets and public spaces of Scheveningen, a popular seaside district of the city, to test how digital technology can respond to real urban challenges.
