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Taking climate action weeks around the world to drive local solutions

3 weeks ago | smartcitiesworld.net | Luke Antoniou

Home | Energy & Environment | Climate actionLondon Climate Action Week 2025 takes place 21-29 JuneNick Mabey, founder of London Climate Action Week, explains how the week-long event supports cities to lead the charge in global climate action, fostering local solutions, and inspiring cities worldwide to begin their own dedicated climate weeks. Oh no, sadly you have viewed the maximum number of articles before we ask you to complete some basic details.
Coral Gables: a story of beauty and brains

1 month ago | smartcitiesworld.net | Sue Weekes

Throughout its 100 years, Coral Gables has remained committed to a progressive visionCIO Raimundo Rodulfo explains how Coral Gables in Florida has managed to preserve its history and heritage while becoming one of the smartest cities in the world. Oh no, sadly you have viewed the maximum number of articles before we ask you to complete some basic details. Don't worry, it's free to register and won't take you longer than 60 seconds!Join usAlready a Member?
How Austin is innovating to serve community and staff needs

2 months ago | smartcitiesworld.net | Luke Antoniou

Home | Governance and Citizen | InclusivityInclusivityAustin is a city open to innovation, and that openness creates real opportunities to make meaningful change, says GavinoGenesis Gavino, chief of staff for the City of Austin, explains how the city is looking to use technology and data to deliver better outcomes for residents, and greater insight and support for staff. Oh no, sadly you have viewed the maximum number of articles before we ask you to complete some basic details.
Getting practical to achieve zero-carbon buildings

2 months ago | smartcitiesworld.net | Luke Antoniou

Home | Energy & Environment | Climate actionGovernments have a key role to play in bringing the cost of heat pumps downHannah Audino, buildings decarbonisation lead at the Energy Transitions Commission, explores the key findings and actions from the Commission’s recent Achieving Zero-Carbon Buildings report. Oh no, sadly you have viewed the maximum number of articles before we ask you to complete some basic details.
Balancing the possible and practical for true civic innovation

2 months ago | smartcitiesworld.net | Luke Antoniou

Home | Connectivity & Data | 4G and 5G4G and 5GThe Curiosity Lab at Peachtree Corners is designed as a proving ground for IoT, mobility and smart city emerging technologiesBrandon Branham, CTO and deputy city manager at Peachtree Corners, and executive director of Curiosity Labs, explains how the city is balancing community needs with technology innovation that pushes boundaries for a local government.
Air quality: how to take action on the silent killer in our cities

Jan 17, 2025 | smartcitiesworld.net | Luke Antoniou

Air qualityData collected from an air quality monitoring network is crucial but tackling pollution is also about people and policyJaime Pumarejo, former mayor of Barranquilla, Colombia, and executive director of Breathe Cities, explains how cities can engage communities, activist groups and financial institutions to improve urban air quality. Oh no, sadly you have viewed the maximum number of articles before we ask you to complete some basic details.
Applying AI to tackle urban health challenges

Nov 19, 2024 | smartcitiesworld.net | Luke Antoniou

The AI4HealthyCities programme will be used as a R&D engine that feeds into the global implementation programme, CARDIO4CitiesDr Ann Aerts, head of the Novartis Foundation, explains how the AI4HealthyCities initiative is leveraging AI and extensive datasets to identify key drivers of health disparities, and the potential to offer targeted interventions to improve health across urban populations.
How data, evidence and collaboration power innovation in Phoenix

Sep 10, 2024 | smartcitiesworld.net | Luke Antoniou

AnalyticsThe Innovate PHX Challenge has hosted three hackathons so far with residents, start-ups, businesses academics and start-upsMichael Hammett, director of the Office of Innovation in the City of Phoenix, explains how the strategic use of data and evidence, along with a series of hackathons, is helping the city overcome every day challenges. Oh no, sadly you have viewed the maximum number of articles before we ask you to complete some basic details.
Skills, technical support and data spaces: redefining openness in smart cities

Sep 4, 2024 | smartcitiesworld.net | Luke Antoniou

FIWARE Foundation is deeply involved in data spaces through key initiatives like the Data Spaces Support Centre and the Data Spaces Business AllianceAndrea Battaglia, CEO at FIWARE Foundation, explains how he’s helping to usher in a new era of innovation for FIWARE and its ecosystem by truly embracing the open source mindset. Oh no, sadly you have viewed the maximum number of articles before we ask you to complete some basic details.
Prioritising accessibility in smart city tech and services

Aug 22, 2024 | smartcitiesworld.net | Luke Antoniou

Home | Governance and Citizen | InclusivityInclusivityTrue accessibility is about universal design, says DuhemMonica Duhem, Director of the Global Advisory Center at the Global Initiative for Inclusive ICTs (G3ict), explains how she has been working to make accessibility by design a priority for cities, and how model policies have helped make an impact. Oh no, sadly you have viewed the maximum number of articles before we ask you to complete some basic details.