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.
DEP4ALL, the Network of National Contact Points (NCP) for the Digital Europe Programme (DEP), organises a new series of online training sessions for potential DEP applicants.
DEP4ALL, the Network of National Contact Points (NCP) for the Digital Europe Programme (DEP), organises a new series of online training sessions for potential DEP applicants.
DEP4ALL, the Network of National Contact Points (NCP) for the Digital Europe Programme (DEP), organises a new series of online training sessions for potential DEP applicants.
This online session, part of Living-in.EU’s Capacity-building programme and relevant WG, will introduce the LDT CitiVerse EDIC to the Living-in.EU community. The EDIC provides city administrations and digital innovation stakeholders with a pragmatic portfolio of Product, Services and Facilities to enhance digital maturity, enabling cities to get ready for Digital Twinning and the Citiverse. and support cities in adopting and operating immersive, participatory technologies in their daily practice.
This webinar is the second part of the series on Funding Opportunities organised by the Living-in.EU movement's Education and Capacity-building working group.
This session aims is to bring local and regional representatives together to share their experiences and learnings when applying and implementing for EU-funded projects, while also presenting the role and added value of the LiEU Project in guiding cities through these processes.
Why attend?
This webinar, organised by the data.europa academy, explores how open data can inform governance decisions related to rural areas. By spotlighting practical examples from the UK and Ireland, the session will demonstrate how openly available information helps public administrations better understand local needs and ensure access to essential services.
The 3D-4CH Online Competence Centre is hosting a Stakeholder Forum on the use of AI-driven 3D digital twins for Europe’s cultural heritage, as one of the key industry sectors identified by the Apply AI Strategy to boost adoption of AI and EU technology. The event will provide insights into EU policy priorities and showcase innovative approaches to cultural heritage data.
