The programme is part of the City’s Neighbourhood Model, which takes a place-based approach to help the council connect with, understand and respond to unique communities across the municipality. The neighbourhood portal aim to support locals
- Home
- Tag: demographic change
The Digital Cities Index 2022 report by Economist Impact found that involving citizens in the design of smart city schemes underpins meaningful inclusion. Copenhagen scored well for use of digital technology to support urban sustainability Copenhagen
The Global Collaboration Village has been unveiled at the annual Davos meeting and aims to use new technology to shape innovative solutions to help address critical global challenges. Global Collaboration Village will be an extension of
Local Infrastructure Hub will connect city leaders to experts to bring clarity and direction to the application process by addressing primary barriers to accessing federal funding. The hub will help US cities develop competitive funding applications
Collaboration builds on mayor Muriel Bowser’s commitment to give every DC resident a “fair shot”, and provides Washington DC households with multi-gigabit internet at little or no cost to them. WeLink partnership is a described as
The cross-sector, community-driven effort aims to understand and tackle the nuanced barriers to digital equity and close Chicago’s digital divide once and for all. Chicago’s public library is the largest provider of free broadband Chicago is
The projects, spread across 13 countries, aim to create more sustainable, inclusive, and beautiful spaces in locations in the EU and will involve citizens in the green transition at the local level. Stavanger in Norway is
AARP’s ranking uses more than 50 national data sources to measure 61 community characteristics across seven categories, including housing, transportation, environment, health and engagement. San Francisco ranks as one of the most livable communities in the
The Empowered! programme, aimed at residents of 18-24 years, will provide training and on-the-job experience to provide skills and knowledge needed to be a competitive candidate within the clean energy sector. Columbus wants to build its
With limited public transportation a well-known barrier to employment in some parts of the US city, the programme offers free rides for four weeks until a resident receives their first paycheck. Let’s Ride to Work
Recent Comments