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Two key projects on European digital transformation at local and regional level are joining forces: The EU Data Space for Smart and Sustainable Cities and Communities (DS4SSCC) and the Local Digital Twins for Smart Sustainable Communities (LDT4SSC) are organising their second joint Stakeholder Forum meeting.
As a first step, the EU Cities web-Portal offers a place to explore and seize opportunities offered by the EU. With its search engine, urban stakeholders are able to find information about numerous initiatives and instruments and be redirected towards useful sources. It acts as a gateway for urban actors to also stay informed about upcoming calls, webinars and urban policy events, and find relevant data and tools.
The portal offers the possibility to:
This beginner course will help you understand and use the concept of Minimal Interoperability in public sector ICT procurement, as well as learn how you can contribute to the European ecosystem of interoperable data and services.
Target Audience:
Public sector innovators, CIOs, Public buyers, ICT vendors/suppliers, standardisation professionals.
Background
Every year, Living-in.EU signatories shape the work plans of its five working groups (WGs): Legal, Financial, Monitoring & Measuring, Technical, and Education & Capacity-building. The annual WG work plans represent a fundamental instrument to define priorities and activities for the upcoming year. Co-creating them together with signatories helps reflect the main priorities and objectives for the digital transformation of local and regional authorities across Europe.
Focus of the session
The Public Sector Tech Watch is organising a workshop titled “ApplyAI: Identifying public administrations needs for AI adoption”, held online on 11 December from 10.30 to 12.30 (CET).
A new call for a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) is available under the Digital Europe Programme: This call is dedicated to building an ecosystem for Generative AI and public administrations. It targets stakeholders from higher education institutions, research and technology organisations, civil-society organisations, non-governmental organisations, and other interested stakeholders
This Living-in.EU Stakeholder Forum will cover a range of key topics, including updates on the LDT4SSC open call, progress on DS4SSCC project and ongoing work related to the MIMs Plus. The forum will also include inputs from the LDT Citiverse EDIC, the EU LDT Toolbox and results emerging from the CitiVerse projects. Additionally, CitCom.ai will share examples from testing environments and the session will conclude with an overview of the process for developing the 2026 work plans of the working groups.
Agenda
This Living-in.EU Technical Working Group Meeting will address two main topics: the LDT4SSC project's open call and updates related to MIMs Plus.
