Following the success of the first three rounds, the 4th Call for pilots of the European Data Space for Smart Communities (DS4SSCC) will open on 1st of April! The 4th round of pilots focuses on projects that build on previous pilots, adapting proven approaches to local conditions and exploring new opportunities to increase impact across different contexts.
This webinar will present CitizenCity, a pilot project within the
Cities and regions across Europe lead the way in the innovative and responsible use of AI, from assistants for city staff to interactive chatbots for residents and more. When assessing the systems’ impacts on local communities, they are facing complex legal requirements at the EU level: As the EU AI Act does not distinguish between public and private AI users but rather uses a risk-based approach to classify AI systems, cities face important compliance duties, particularly for high-risk use cases.
This meeting is dedicated to the interim review of MIMs Plus Version 9.
We kindly invite you to the online Semester closing event of the Living-in.EU Technical Working Group. As every year, this marks the validation of the MIMs Plus Version 9 for publishing by the Working Group.
Between 28 September and 2 October 2026, Sofia, Bulgaria will be the meeting point for researchers, innovators and urban planners to discuss the latest advances in geospatial data and 3D modelling, as it will host three major events - 3D GeoInfo | SDSC | LADM & 3D LA.
The European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL), a partner of Living-in.EU movement is organising an interactive session in Ljubljana dedicated to honest reflection and peer exchange on the risks and challenges of urban innovation.
SAVE THE DATE for the 2nd meeting of the Digital Participatory Forum, scheduled for Tuesday, 14 April, from 15:00 to 17:00 in room JDE 70 at the European Committee of the Regions, 101 Rue Belliard, 1040 Brussels. The meeting will also be accessible online via Interactio (link to be provided in due time) and will be held in EN, FR, DE, IT and SV (tbc).
The SMARCO project has introduced the Smart Community Skills Resources Catalogue, as a platform acting as a bridge between current training offers and the evolving needs of the smart city sector.
The deliverable generated by partners involved in the SMARCO Project summarises all work carried out in WP2, including methodological approach and considerations to smart communities’ skills supply and demand analysis, as well as gaps identification and development of future foresight scenarios.
Further, it provides the findings on skills demand and supply and concludes with the identified gaps and mismatches between skills supply and demand.
