Context 

Every year, Living-in.EU’s signatories shape the working groups’ plans of its five working groups (WGs): legal, financial, monitoring & measuring, technical, and education & capacity building. The Annual WGs plans represent a fundamental instrument to define priorities and activities for the next year. Shaping them together with Living-in.EU signatories allow to reflect the main priorities and objectives of cities, regions and national authorities across Europe for their digital transformation.  

The European Commission recently launched an initiative to increase digitalisation awareness and readiness of EU communities, which aims to support all cities and regions that are in their digital transformation process, providing resources, best practices and training for the development of digitalisation strategies.

Learn to apply data-driven techniques to understand survey results better and uncover actionable insights. In this natural language processing (NLP) and data visualisation workshop, we the BDTI skills studio will present how Vantaa, Finland is improving citizen participation.

This showcase will feature presentations from project managers who have leveraged the Big Data Test Infrastructure (BDTI) to tackle key challenges and deliver impactful results. Attendees will gain insights into how data solutions are transforming public administration, from improving efficiencies to enhancing decision-making processes.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about pioneering approaches, engage with experts, and explore the potential of data-driven innovation in the public sector.
 

Join this insightful panel discussion organised by the European Commission Big Data Test Infrastructure (BDTI) Skills Studio on the innovative use cases of data-driven solutions by public administrations across the European Union. This event will highlight examples of data analytics use cases from local governments across the European Union, focusing on leveraging open data: 

Objectives of the Workshop

• Gather and discuss perceptions of where EU citizens and businesses stand on issues related to the EU’s digital transformation;
• Connect the 2024 State of the Digital Decade report and the next 2025 State of the Digital Decade Report with EU citizens and businesses’ concerns, and communicate on the solutions that innovators are developing;
• Reflect on and discuss the priorities of the next EU mandate related to the digital transformation, including competitiveness and the green transition;
• Communicate about the Digital D