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How far is my municipality on the way to becoming a smart and sustainable city? The international U4SSC KPI Project (United for Smart Sustainable Cities Key Performance Indicators) offers a well-founded assessment of this question. Initiated by the United Nations, the project supports cities and municipalities in systematically recording and evaluating key sustainability and digitalisation indicators.

One of the International Smart Cities Network’s core knowledge-formats is the “ISCN Global Mixer”, a complementary to our other activities and strategic exchanges: A wide spectrum of selected Smart City topics is brought to you in less than 30 minutes (20 min keynote + 10 min Q&A).

The #connectedinEurope partner cities of Geestland (DE) and Vari-Voula-Vouliagmeni (GR) used their third tandem meeting to have a deep dive into the topic of LoRaWAN, including a visit to the gateway locations. The aim of both cities is to use the technology for more efficient use of resources in the future.

Sharing knowledge, learning from each other, growing together - the Coordination and Transfer Office for Smart Cities Model Projects (KTS) supports transformation and innovation processes in digital urban development with a wide range of services, from the Smart City Academy to the knowledge and networking platform

The smart city community thrives on active and committed players who work together to grow sustainable and liveable cities and regions with diversity. Find out how you as a municipality can become part of the Smart City Dialogue and benefit from our services.

The digital transformation presents cities and municipalities with a wide range of challenges. The Coordination and Transfer Office Model Projects Smart Cities (KTS) supports the development of smart, liveable cities with tailored consulting services. The aim is to optimally accompany your projects from strategy development to sustainable implementation and to promote the transfer of knowledge across the municipal landscape.

Smart cities and regions thrive on cooperation and the exchange of knowledge and experience: through diverse, interactive formats or events, news or regular updates on ones' field of interest. Find out about the latest news and stories or events on smart cities here or subscribe to our newsletter “Praxiswissen”.

The #connectedinEurope Project offers cities and municipalities the opportunity to network across Europe on topics relating to digital urban transformation and to explore these topics in greater depth in web seminars.

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