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How to make the comprehensive experiences in smart city development tangible and portable so that others can take them up easily? In this ISCN Global Mixer, Dr Beate Ginzel and Elisabeth Breitenstein from Leipzig present their Digital Playbook as a living document and invite all of us to be “copycats” in using and remixing the playbook and feeding back into future drafts!

Cities and forests are related to each other and the provision of resources and protection is mutual: This edition of the ISCN Global Mixer looks at a solution to achieve ultra-early detection of wildfires through extended IOT-sensoring.

On our journey to develop common good-oriented Smart Cities, one still often overlooked place full of “smartness” sits within our very cities and communities – universities and higher education! In this event we want to examine in more detail how public administrations and universities can seek fruitful cooperations and projects to advance their smart city trajectory.

On our journey to develop common good-oriented Smart Cities, one still often overlooked place full of “smartness” sits within our very cities and communities – universities and higher education! In this event we examined how public administrations and universities can seek fruitful cooperations and projects to advance their smart city trajectory.

This episode of the ISCN Global Mixer focuses on the topic of data feminism and its possible applications. Vanessa Hochwald from the GIZ Data Lab illustrates the importance of the approach and talks about implementation options.

This Online Advisory Programme (OAP) of the International Smart Cities Network (ISCN) was dedicated to perhaps the most common "interface" with which we all understand our cities and communities: Maps! We dived into the swarm-intelligent creation of new types of maps and data points through interactive citizen participation. Three proven experts, Angela Oduor Lungati from Ushahidi, Kenya, Polly Hudson from Project Colouring Cities in the UK, and Tabea Danke from the Project Colouring Dresden shared their experiences.

In this session of the Global Mixer, Roger Fischer from the Swiss mobility data cooperative POSMO, showed us a different paradigm of binding together challenges of technology, governance and ownership for smart city solutions. What often is but a utopian first sketch, his project is trying to implement in practice.