Cities need reliable data to plan services, respond to needs, and shape effective integration policies. Yet many local authorities face challenges: gaps in available information, duplication of effort, or concerns about GDPR.
The EU Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet, introduced under the new EUDI Framework Regulation adopted in May 2024, aims to let EU citizens store their national eID on mobile devices and link it with documents and services such as driving licenses, payment data, and health certificates.
The Open Source Observatory is organising an upcoming online workshop on 20 October 2025 dedicated to exploring public procurement strategies for open source software.
Join us for the LDT4SSC Stakeholder Engagement Webinar, taking place on 25 September 2025, 10:00–11:30 CET online.
The LDT4SSC project brings together European partners to co-develop frameworks, resources, and tools enabling local communities to adopt and scale Local Digital Twins. This first webinar will introduce the project, share insights from our partners and open a dialogue with stakeholders interested in shaping the future of digital innovation for sustainable cities and communities.
This event is organised by Living-in.EU during the European Week of Regions and Cities - Close to You.
The Open Source Observatory is organising a webinar on the role of Open Source in local governments: The session will cover
The European Commission is organising a workshop to draw lessons and learnings from the stakeholder consultations related to the Green Deal Data Space (GDDS). It aims to identify the problems affecting the use and re-use of environmental data, the bottlenecks that affect the scaling up of use cases, the appropriate enablers and building blocks to support the Green Deal Data Space operation and the principles underpinning its future governance model.
This infographic summarizes the key results of LORDIMAS participation and digital maturity since its launch.
As cities across Europe navigate the intertwined green and digital transitions, citizens are emerging as vital co-creators of change. This interactive workshop brings together four EU-funded projects (Living-in.EU, SMARCO, UTMC, ClimaGen) to showcase how municipalities, living labs, and communities are working together to shape inclusive, sustainable futures.
This session will explore how digital tools empower regenerative planning through Living Labs, helping urban and regional ecosystems tackle societal challenges. Using real examples, we’ll examine how co-creation, inclusiveness, and systems thinking are supported by digital solutions, creating value for the ecosystem and connecting local innovation to global regenerative transformation.
When? 1 October 2025, 11:00-12:30
Where? Andorra la Vella Congress Centre, Plaça del Poble, s/n Andorra la Vella
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