#connectedinEurope – Webseminar: City follows data – How municipalities develop their strategy in the Age of Data
The #connectedinEurope project is a Smart City-Initiative by the German Federal Ministry of Housing, Urban Development and Building and the Federal Institute for Research on Building, Urban Affairs and Spatial Development.
The “European Green Deal” and “Europe fit for a digital age” will play a central role in the coming years for the implementation of European regulations and the design of funding instruments. One of the goals is to develop European municipalities into smart cities.
The project #connectedinEurope addresses the need for “Digital Transformation and Urban Development Processes”. The main objective is to support municipalities in their participation in European networks, projects and initiatives in the field of digital transformation. The webinar will provide a definition and understanding of a municipal data strategy and its importance for urban development in the digital age. We will explain and discuss the concept of a data management office as well as the concept of data sovereignty with the help of some theoretical knowledge and use cases from our European case studies.
In this framework, #connectedinEurope offers a series of web seminars, the next one on “How European Municipalities Develop their Strategy in the Age of Data”. The project team will show you barriers and solutions with concrete examples.
Webseminar: City Follows Data – How European Municipalities Develop their Strategy in the Age of Data
Date: 07. December 2022
Time: 11:00 am– 12:30 pm
The webinar is free of charge
Language: English
Our aim is to offer you a definition and understanding of a municipal data strategy and its importance for urban development in the digital age. We will explain and discuss the concept of a data management office as well as the concept of data sovereignty, using examples from European case studies.
We would like to invite you to this web seminar and ask you to register here.
If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact:
Martina Hertel
Hertel@difu.de
Deutsches Institut für Urbanistik